Cheap Hotels in Nilka County

"Facilities: The facilities are great, and the exterior looks very high-end. Environment: The environment is good, with a gym and a washer/dryer. Service: The service is excellent. Butler Service: Great, very attentive service. They even brought salt when my friend had an upset stomach."

"This manor, opened in 2026, is perfectly situated right at the entrance of the Ancient Path scenic area, making getting around incredibly convenient. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the snowy mountains and river valley from the comfort of your bed. All the facilities are brand new and spotless. The butler service is attentive throughout your stay, and the breakfast is rich and authentic. As a parting gift, they even gave us dried apricots. For those driving, there are charging stations and a huge free parking lot. A must-stay when visiting Tangbula!"

"After visiting Tangula, the wise choice for tired at night ～ Nilek is a surprise! The outdoor swimming pool has beautiful day and night views, and the night lights are lined with the pool water atmosphere. The courtyard swing and the grass shed pavilion are full of leisure. The soft decoration of the rooms is exquisite and intimate, the dry and wet partitions are transparent and clean, and the facilities are complete. The arched design of the duplex public area is gentle and the overall decoration is light and luxurious. The environment is quiet and lush, the parking is convenient, the service is meticulous and thoughtful, the living is comfortable and comfortable, close to Baili Gallery, the location is excellent, highly recommended!"

"Highly recommend this hotel! The location is excellent, right in the Qiaoerma service area, making it super convenient for directly entering the northern section of Duku Highway the next day. The hotel's amenities and surroundings are beautiful, and shopping and dining options are very accessible. We paid extra to upgrade to a scenic room with a small courtyard, and watching the sunset over the mountains and grasslands was incredibly picturesque – perfect for photos! The room itself was spacious, clean, and the facilities were very new. Full marks, highly recommended!"

"First off, I want to acknowledge the excellent service and the decent food at the restaurant. The staff were warm and enthusiastic, even helping with luggage. As for the breakfast, which some reviews criticized, it's pretty standard for a B&B – not a huge variety, but they're quick to restock. Even though breakfast officially ends at 10 AM, I still found eggs and fried dough available past 10:30 AM. Now for the downsides. Firstly, the ants in the room. In the first room I booked, there were large black ants on the table and floor. I reported it to the staff, and they promptly moved me to another room. The first night in the new room was fine, but then I found ants again the next morning, which was quite unsettling. I was worried they might have gotten into my luggage overnight. The hotel explained that ants are unavoidable due to the surrounding greenery, which I understand but can't accept, especially given the room rate. Basic pest control should be in place. Secondly, the power outages. During my two-night stay, there were power cuts every morning. What's most frustrating is that the toilets are electric, which meant no flushing – quite an awkward situation. If it's a location with unstable power, I can understand, but couldn't they use regular toilets instead? Lastly, there are nightly performances both at the guesthouse and outside. The guesthouse's show runs from 9:30 PM to 10:00 PM, while the outdoor bonfire party goes on until past midnight. The room's soundproofing isn't great, so it gets noisy and affects sleep. I understand it's a local cultural feature, but most guests are travelers looking for rest, and being disturbed until midnight is a bit much. However, if you enjoy a lively atmosphere, you might like it. Finally, the hairdryer in the room was broken. On a positive note, the landscape room did offer a good view, though there was a slight cow dung smell. The first room with ants had it, but the second room I was moved to was better in that regard."

"The first stop of the Xinjiang trip was to consult a local friend about this B&B. It was said that the scale of the B&B was considered a manor. The owner seemed to be the second generation of Xinjiang aid workers. He was enthusiastic about music and making friends. I was honored to perform a song and not be disliked for my ”Guangpu” ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ The environment was first-class, the restaurant's taste was suitable for Cantonese people, the room was relatively new and clean, and the loft space was not too high, suitable for children to stay. Thank you Xiaomi for your patient explanation of the manor facilities＼(`Δ’)／"

"Bringing my parents and kids here, this is simply a dream campsite. Nestled at the foot of the mountain, it's easy to get up, offering unique scenery and a different natural landscape. The campsite is conveniently located near other scenic areas; it's about an hour and a half drive to Qiaerma, with breathtaking views along the way – a camera simply can't capture its beauty. The campsite's facilities, amenities, and architecture are all of high quality, and dining is convenient – ​​the restaurant is right next door. Staying here is incredibly relaxing. The scenery is different in the morning, noon, and evening. At dawn, watching the Milky Way from the terrace in front of the restaurant felt like the Milky Way was right before my eyes… It's truly a perfect place for family trips. The air is fresh, seniors can rest well, and children can enjoy nature, having a blast seeing cows, horses, sheep, camels, and eagles… I wanted to stay in a family room, but it was so popular I couldn't book one. It was hard to leave; I'll definitely come back again…"

"This was the only guesthouse we visited in Xinjiang with a washing machine in the room. The guesthouse was surrounded by flowers and plants, and the owners were very hospitable. The landlady was an excellent cook (I highly recommend the wild mushroom and chicken soup), and the breakfast was also very plentiful. The scenic area's ancient trails were just a short walk away. We had a lot of luggage, and the owners helped us carry it all upstairs."

"The owner was very kind and upgraded our room. The room was spacious, and the view from the window overlooking the vast grassland was stunning. They were incredibly enthusiastic about helping us with our luggage, making us feel like VIPs. Breakfast was decent. Coffee was provided, and for food, there were side dishes, corn, steamed buns, and congee in a nine-grid platter style. However, I'd suggest changing the type of corn; it wasn't very tasty for breakfast. Most hotels use a stickier, sweeter corn. Also, please don't repeatedly steam or serve overnight steamed buns. I don't think it was intentional, perhaps just an oversight during the off-season. Overall, it was quite good though!"

"The location of the homestay is very good, very close to the Mengkete Ancient Road, very quiet. The yard is large, parking is convenient, there is a swing slide, and the children like it very much. There is a sky curtain, and it is very comfortable to have tea and chat at night. The boss will hold a bonfire music party from time to time. Watching us take the children, we upgraded to the space capsule on the second floor for free. The room was clean and hygienic, the whole house was smart, there was a terrace, and we could see the mountains and grass and the stars. The overall stay feels good."