Burqin Hotels with Breakfast

This time, the experience of Chongyeji. Yuyu B&B in Kanas was perfect, completely satisfying all my illusions of ”living in the scenery”. What is even more rare is that it is very close to the core scenic spot Kanas Lake, and it can be reached by walking or short drive to the lake, saving the fatigue of the long journey. The architectural style of the homestay is very distinctive. It adopts a classic log structure design, which is perfectly integrated with the surrounding pine forests and the distant mountains. The wooden terrace and plank road design outside the room not only connects the huts, but also cleverly retains the natural vegetation on the ground. It is like walking in a forest oxygen bar.

This was the most comfortable inn I stayed in during my recent trip. The room was spotless, the bed was comfortable, the space and layout were great, and there was a washing machine with dryer. The hostess and owner were so welcoming, they even went out to meet us and helped with our luggage. As soon as we arrived at the cabin, we saw a rainbow. The hostess said it was a double rainbow, and they upgraded my room. Thank you. The breakfast was also very generous. I'll definitely stay at your place next winter.

If you stay here, like me, you'll have your own blue hour at 9:56 PM, listening to music and watching the marshmallow-like clouds slowly drift and expand behind the mountains. You'll imagine your younger self tearing down this snow-capped peak in the upcoming winter season, embracing the sunset glow of Hemu. Of course, you'll also have a cozy bedroom. As you enter, there's a mirror perfect for admiring yourself, and in the morning, a little polar bear by the window will greet you as you wake. You'll catch glimpses of light in the mirror and see the green mountains just beyond. Most likely, you'll meet the lovely Yang Gugu, who will not only ensure your satisfaction but also chat with you about fun stories from the ski season. Perhaps you'll even run into an exotic-looking young person from here at the Jike Pu Lin Ski Resort someday. Oh, and be sure to take the complimentary cable car ticket from the hotel! There's a swing at the 2800-meter mountain summit. Remember to make a wish at the Mani pile and the Obo adorned with colorful prayer flags. Yes, next time we meet again, my beloved and I will sit here together, listen to a Beethoven piece, and cherish this hazy, gentle blue hour.

I stayed in the starlit room, hoping to catch the Milky Way at midnight, but unfortunately, it was overcast and rainy that day. The location is excellent, right near the Hemu Mountain Villa stop for the scenic area shuttle bus, and there's even a small internal garden. The butler was incredibly warm and attentive, proactively offering information about local taxi drivers within the scenic area, which was convenient for heading up the mountain to see the sunrise and morning mist.

Staying at Hemu Yijing was an amazing experience! The guesthouse is in a superb location, right by Qiaotou Station, making it super convenient for dining and shopping, yet it's still quiet and peaceful. The room facilities are complete and exactly as pictured on the platform – it even had a Dyson hairdryer, a projector, and a Bluetooth speaker. The toiletries were plentiful, and the bedding was very comfortable. The staff were warm and attentive, and the breakfast was incredibly rich and varied. Highly recommended!

Facilities: The house is new, the quilts are changed after each guest, and the beds are comfortable to sleep on. Hygiene: Very clean. Environment: Beautiful, you can even swing at the door. Service: The lady boss is very nice, and she also gave us breakfast. The food was delicious. We had 4 meals in a row, and we finished every meal. There is a pick-up service. It is close to Xincun Station, so it is very convenient to take the bus.

Facilities: There's a washing machine, microwave, and a sterilizing cabinet. Cleanliness: Clean. The room comes with a small sofa and is decorated in a Kazakh style. The exterior of the room is wooden. It's not huge inside, but feels very cozy. There's also a sofa and a small table right outside the door. Environment: You can see snow-capped mountains in the distance, and there's a small garden by the door. The most convenient thing is the bus stop, which is only three meters from the room. When the bus arrives, you can just hop over the wooden fence and get right on! There's also a lazy little ginger cat that sunbathes at the bus stop every day. Service: The proprietress's service was out of this world! The owner personally picked us up from the transfer center and brought us to our room; it was truly refreshing. They had the warmth of the Chinese people, the Kazakh people, the Russian people, and the Mongolian people – I guess that's what you get when you're at the crossroads of four countries! Anyway, the owner smiled with every word they spoke. The best part was when the owner taught us how to say 'hello' in Kazakh!

I chose this hotel to escape the summer heat, and my overall experience far exceeded expectations! The room had excellent natural light, and opening the window revealed stunning mountain views. The temperature was pleasant morning and night, so much so that I didn't even need to use the air conditioning at night. It was a truly relaxing stay.

The room was clean and tidy, the environment was comfortable, and we received a free room upgrade. The service was warm and attentive. It was very convenient for getting around and sightseeing, with a dedicated car pick-up and drop-off. We didn't even have to wait in line at the front desk; check-in was directly in our room. They patiently introduced us to local attractions and activities. The overall experience for dining, accommodation, and touring was fantastic. I'll definitely stay here again next time, and I truly recommend it to everyone!

I visited in winter, and it was fantastic. The hotel is large, and the parking lot is spacious. When entering Hemu Village in winter, you can simply pick any colored zone. Breakfast is provided; although simple, it's pretty much the same everywhere. In Kanas, my breakfast was just a bowl of tomato and egg noodle soup. Here, they also have milk tea.