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As the name suggests, the Qingxin B&B store is the most comfortable and comfortable place we have lived on this road. The homestay is in a quiet alley near the old city wall of Kuqa. The decoration style is very turtle style. The small courtyard is elegant and comfortable. The room is clean and tidy. There are small scenery everywhere. There are also many beautiful ethnic costumes in the reception hall to wear for photos. The young and beautiful proprietress was very attentive and enthusiastic. Before we arrived, we called to ask if we wanted to turn on the air conditioner in advance. After we arrived, we sent a souvenir and a sweet cantaloupe. It rained lightly when we went out to eat, and the proprietress called intimately and said that she could pick us up. It really gave us the warmth of our family, and I was very touched. The B&B is very close to Kuqa Wangfu and the food night market. When the lights are on at night, I walked from the food street to navigate back to the B&B. I also saw many folk customs displays and performances through the way, and felt the simplicity and enthusiasm of the locals. All the touching and comfortable experience, travelers must come and feel it in person. Thanks again to the caring service provided by the beautiful proprietress. If you have the opportunity to come again, you must come to see you. 🌹🌹🌹🥰🥰🥰

#The bathroom is very characteristic of the Uighurs in southern Xinjiang. The bathroom is clean and the bedding is clean and tidy. #Room facilities are decorated in Uyghur style, with a stylish small courtyard, hot water supply in the room, a kettle, and a complete range of disposable supplies. #ServiceThe landlord is a very friendly and talkative uncle. He chats easily and humorously. #Parking is very convenient, you can park at the entrance of the courtyard #WIFI network speed is fast enough to take off #The bed is soft and comfortable

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.

The location is convenient, just 10 meters from the entrance of the alleyway in Kucha, with easy access to the area, night views, restaurants, and performances. The room was clean and hygienic, with convenient disposable toiletries. The owners and staff were all very warm, friendly, and helpful. They even helped me send a package, which I was very satisfied with. They were patient and attentive during the airport pick-up and drop-off service and even gave me a bunch of freshly baked grapes. The rooftop is convenient for drying clothes, and the room was quiet with the windows closed, ensuring a good night's sleep. The owner also created a Thousand Buddha Cave, which was very interesting. Overall, a very pleasant stay.

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 hotel location is good as there are many small eatery shops and minimarts along the street. It is an old building with one lift but all the receptionist on duty were friendly and helpful and the chamber maid cleaning the rooms does daily cleaning and very efficient and helpful. The room is spacious enough, clean with comfortable beds and hard mattress. Water pressure is good and there's hot & cold water for showers and wash basin.

This hotel can accept foreigners. It is around 1km from Kuqa railway station which is walkable. I arrived very early (6AM). I took forever for check-in because the reception had minimal experience with foreign guests and asked too many (repetitive) questions. She inspected the passport even more thoroughly than the police in Kuqa that I encountered. She asked about the stamps of other countries as well (not sure why and what it has got to do with the hotel check-in). I had a previous Chinese visa which I repetitively said it was old and pointed to the new one, but she kept coming back to it and asking for more info again and again. After almost 30 mins, I was able to come to the room, still the reception came knocking 2 more times for more questions. The second time I had to politely gave a sign that I wanted to sleep for a bit because I had sightseeing to do a couple hours later. I don’t know if this is protocol for Kuqa. So far the most ‘questioning’ hotel which I only expected to happen in Hotan. I negotitated to check in early because I would check out very early the next day (4.30AM) to board the train to Kashgar. It took a while to negotiate but it was possible in the end. Clealiness is so so, not the best but acceptable. It was not a memorable stay but the room will suffice your comfort. Just wish the check-in process would be faster and simpler. 100rmb deposit at check-in which will be refund at check-out.

[”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.”]

Uyghur people's residence, just beside the Kuqa Palace, parking is convenient. We live in room 201, the room is large, two bedrooms, one big bed and one middle bed, the bathroom is large, the rooftop on the second floor is comfortable, and there is a kitchen on the first floor for guests. The price is more cost-effective, suitable for living, it is recommended.

The location is alright, a little over 1 kilometer from the train station, with buses to the old town, and plenty of shops and restaurants downstairs. I originally booked a small room, but since we arrived early, there were rooms available, so I upgraded to a larger one. The room was bigger, but the floor outside the bathroom was completely broken; the air conditioner started leaking halfway through use, and we had to use three buckets to catch the water. Although I sleep on a hard bed at home, the one in the hotel was really quite firm.