2-Star Hotels in Kuqa

Sorry, I'm too busy to comment. I've been thinking about giving you a good review. I traveled to Xinjiang more than ten days ago and stayed one night in Kuqa and chose this B&B. As soon as we entered the courtyard, the young lady was very enthusiastic. She cut a watermelon for us and introduced us a lot about Kuqa. She also recommended a nearby restaurant for dining. The roasted whole lamb was indeed delicious and cost-effective. I was very satisfied. After eating, you can take a walk along the river and go to the night market on Restan Street. You can also see the Kuche folk song final that day. The B&B was renovated from an old Uyghur dwelling, so it has its own style, and the small courtyard is fragrant with melons and fruits. Although it has been renovated, public facilities such as pipes are still a bit old, so when using the toilet, you need to be careful not to throw paper directly into it.

The owner was very enthusiastic and greeted us at the door. Although there was a small hiccup, he still helped to solve the problem later. The wireless network really let us down. The wifi did not work well and was really reliable. The layout of the room was very friendly. There is a Sichuan restaurant next to it, which was pretty good.

Parking downstairs is quite convenient, with plenty of parking spaces. The room is very clean and feels newly renovated with complete facilities and a good environment. The Uyghur girl at the front desk provided great service. Kuqa Old Town is also nice.

The boss and his wife are very good, there is a free pick-up, it is best to ask where the car is more convenient before coming, because this is the old town, the car can not drive directly to the door, if the wrong place is parked, the road will be a little farther, pull luggage is not very convenient. (about two or three minutes walk) Open the door directly to go shopping, belonging to the downtown area... There is delicious handmade yogurt at the door

The room was clean and tidy, exceptionally well-maintained, and the service was excellent, with staff readily available to assist. It's very close to the scenic area, and the breakfast was delicious and nutritious. There's a self-service laundry area, which is very convenient. It's even better than a large hotel; highly recommended for groups.

Very friendly and helpful hotel manager. He helped me to organize a tour to surrounding sights and gave me a lift to the train station at 4am (Xinjiang time). I highly recommend to stay there.

A friend recommended this place, and the room was just as clean and cozy as in the pictures. This was the best trip I've taken on business. The boss was very nice and generous. He even helped me send something by courier if I forgot to take it. The location and environment are great, it's worth going again!

[”The room was clean and tidy, and the location was convenient. It was a great stay, highly recommended!”,”The service was warm and attentive, and the facilities were complete. It offers great value for money, and I'll definitely come again.”,”Overall, it exceeded my expectations. The environment was quiet and comfortable; I had a very pleasant stay.”]

The location is very convenient, right in the old city, close to Kuche Grand Mosque, Kuche Palace, and Restan Street, and you can reach them on foot. It was renovated from an old house. It is very spacious and has all the facilities. The yard is very beautiful and there is a terrace. Whether you sit in the yard or go to the platform to enjoy the breeze, it is very comfortable. The service staff are also very enthusiastic. The only regret is that there is a faint damp smell in the room, which is a bit unfriendly for people like me with a very sensitive nose.

Huake was previously a hotel converted into an international youth hostel. We booked a twin-bed room for one night. There is a Uyghur girl who spoke impecable Mandarin with a tad bit of Beijing ascent at the front desk when we arrived. The check-in was speedy. The room was spacious and clean so were the bedding (no foul smell). The uniqueness about this hostel is, it does not provide bath towels and toilet papers. Instead, guests are given one-use towels and a pack of tissue papers which we double up as toilet papers. Initially, I thought the one-use towels (place on a try in the room) were bathing soap because they were in compressed form so I went to ask the Uyghur girl for towls and she told me those are actually compressed one-use towels. There are restaurants and minimarts next to the hostel and a night food street nearby (approx 200-300m by foot). No a bad choice if you need a layover or a couple of days stay to explore Kuqa.