Tekes County Hotels with Bars

As soon as I entered the B&B, I felt super warm. The boss was super nice, just like an old friend who hadn't seen each other for a long time. Xinjiang is too big. It takes several hours to drive to the next place every time. It is not easy to find such a quiet and leisurely B&B during a tiring journey, especially the sunset seen here, which is not worse than the sunset of Sailimu Lake at all. It is absolutely beautiful, and no one disturbs you. You can quietly appreciate the sunset, drink some coffee and beer, and you won't be bored staying in the B&B for a whole day. You can also tease the herdsmen's lambs. By the way, the fruit wine brewed by the beautiful boss herself is also very delicious. In addition, the scallion oil noodles for breakfast are so delicious 😋 We got up late and had breakfast at twelve o'clock 😂. Treasure B&B, it's great. I hope the beautiful boss's B&B will get better and better. Next time I will bring my second baby with me 😎

What a hidden gem of a hotel! We arrived at 11 PM and called ahead to order dinner from the hotel restaurant. The lamb hotpot was absolutely incredible – seriously, so, so good. The service was outstanding and so welcoming. The staff helped with all our luggage; even if I walked past with just a backpack, someone would immediately offer to carry it. The coffee at breakfast was also the best I'd had in all my days in Xinjiang. Beyond the beautiful environment, the hotel also offers horse riding (for a fee) and archery (free). We stayed at the hotel until well after noon before checking out, which was incredibly relaxing. We initially thought it would be a two-hour drive to Kokesu, but a staff member told us about an entrance that was only a 20-minute drive away. That was a huge help, truly. All in all, everything was perfect. We didn't get to see the stars because it rained that night, but we had no regrets at all because this hotel is just phenomenal. Oh, and the hotel also has fast charging stations for electric cars!

If Tekes Bagua City hides the most poetic retreat in the Western Regions, it must be ”Xichu Guli Homestay.” It's more than just a place to stay; it blends the winds of the Ili River Valley, the memories of Kazakh yurts, and the romance of the ancient Silk Road into its courtyards and windows. The homestay boasts a prime location right by the roadside. The rooms are spacious, and the owner even upgraded us for free. Pushing open the wooden door reveals a courtyard bursting with flowers, hand-carved wooden pillars entwined with grapevines, and Kazakh embroidery patterns on the brick walls—grassland totems meticulously embroidered by artisans. There's no excessive decoration, yet every detail reveals thoughtful touches—an old wooden table restored by a carpenter, a wool felt mat handmade by a herdsman, and Ili pottery displayed on the windowsill—each piece carries the warmth of ”home,” making you feel like you've stepped into the home of an old friend from the Western Regions. The guest rooms strike a perfect balance between comfort and charm. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views of the Bagua City streetscape or distant green mountains, while the bedding is made of soft cotton and linen with simple ethnic geometric patterns. The bathroom features a thermostatic shower, and even the toiletries are local herbal brands. In the morning, sunlight filters through the sheer curtains onto the floor, and birdsong fills the courtyard. For a moment, you forget you're in a guesthouse, or perhaps in a dreamlike Western Region. The guesthouse is pet-friendly, but the only drawback is the lack of its own parking lot; you have to park on the street. However, I would definitely choose this place again next time I visit Bagua City.

I chose this guesthouse during my trip here, and the overall experience was excellent. The surrounding environment was quiet and peaceful. The room was spotlessly clean, the bedding was comfortable, and the amenities were complete and easy to use. The owner was very welcoming, responsive, and patient, quickly addressing and resolving any issues. It was also very pleasant to sit in the courtyard in the afternoon, enjoying tea and conversation. You can see the entire city of Carter's. Waking up in the morning and drawing back the curtains to see the distant mountains was incredibly soothing.

Especially recommended, as a student of architectural design, I especially love such a relaxed beautiful house, it is a miniature version of Turkey. There is picking service, plums are particularly sweet. The little brother is very handsome and the service is very good. He took the initiative to help us carry our luggage. The proprietress is very good, because the off-season took the initiative to upgrade our room, both rooms have beautiful balconies. There are tents in the small courtyard where you can drink tea. Because it was too late to go to Turks City, I went to the horse Baikai next to eat my mother's praise of the oyster film and fried meat with onions, big recommendation! The interior design is very filmed, you can wear the ethnic costumes provided to take pictures!

What a pleasant surprise this B&B was! The environment is lovely, and the view is absolutely stunning. It's so comfortable here that you don't even need to leave to have a great time. The B&B's facilities are top-notch, with smart toilets, 24-hour hot water, and even a washing machine! The most amazing thing is that you can fly a drone here to get a panoramic view of Bagua City. The hostess is elegant and gracious.

This guesthouse was such a pleasant surprise, it completely exceeded my expectations! The location is super easy to find, the neighborhood is quiet yet convenient for getting around. Whether it's shopping or dining, nothing is too far away. As soon as I walked in, I was drawn to the ambiance – the decor is cozy yet stylish, and you can tell the host put a lot of thought into the details. Their aesthetic taste is really impressive. The room was spotless, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and all the toiletries were provided. The natural light and ventilation were excellent, making for a really reassuring stay. The host was incredibly warm and attentive, communicating check-in details in advance and responding promptly to any questions. They even offered thoughtful recommendations for local food and attractions. The service truly deserves full marks; it felt just like coming home. Overall, the experience was fantastic, offering incredible value for money. I felt comfortable and relaxed throughout my stay, with absolutely no regrets. Next time I'm in the area, this guesthouse will definitely be my first choice. I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone, whether you're traveling with friends, family, or solo – it promises an absolutely wonderful accommodation experience!

Choosing Wuyin Zhidi for our trip to Kalajun was absolutely the right decision! The hotel is super close to the East Gate of Kalajun Scenic Area, just a ten-minute drive. Our butler, Xiao Ba, wasn't just handsome, but also incredibly thoughtful and attentive. He was always responsive to our needs and gave us great tips on the best places to visit and the most beautiful scenic spots – he was really, really nice! As for the hotel room, it was very clean, spacious, and had an amazing view. They even treated us to a wonderful, extensive afternoon tea with incredibly sweet fruit. This place is definitely worth it! Highly, highly recommend!!!

This yurts and wooden cabins hotel is quite unique, nestled on a hilltop right next to the self-driving east gate of the Kalajun scenic area, so the location is great. The views are absolutely stunning, with the entire Kalajun Valley meadow stretching out before you. The full-length windows in the rooms are also top-notch. There are even three adorable little lambs in the common area. Due to infrastructure limitations, the room size isn't huge, and the electric water heater only provides hot water for 20 minutes before needing to reheat. However, these are acceptable compromises. The hardware itself deserves praise; I wouldn't even mind if it wasn't fully renovated. BUT, the biggest issue is: is this establishment operating as a guesthouse or a hotel? It's affiliated with LICHEN Hotels, but the service is completely unlike a hotel. While the front desk and restaurant staff were working diligently, other staff members on the sofa seemed to be slacking off, laughing and chatting. Slacking off shouldn't happen in a hotel's public areas; this is a matter of attitude. The paths to the rooms are unpaved, and luggage is transported by small tricycles. During the day, staff members didn't greet guests and simply walked past like strangers. At night, there was even suspected noise from a party. Staff were having a private barbecue nearby, which wasn't open to guests – just for employees. This is so unprofessional, folks! What can I say! I bet the boss holds morning meetings, but they're clearly useless, as nobody seems to have learned anything. Oh, and by the way, I don't really expect this review to lead to improvements, but for future guests, please lower your expectations to have a better experience. Sincerely.

Very impressive and great view from the room we stayed in. Can see clear skyline and milky way during winter season. The check-in manager is a young guy with tip-top service. He provided a free upgrade for our rooms and a big plate of welcome fruits platter. Buffet breakfast with spread of variety. Great experience 👍