Inns in Xinjiang, China

We had a wonderful stay. The location was excellent, close to everything we needed, and the host was incredibly kind and helpful. She made us feel very welcome from the beginning. We were able to park our bicycles safely in the hallway, which was very convenient for us. Since we needed to cross the border, she went out of her way to help us by providing detailed information about the officials and even arranging a taxi. This was especially helpful because we didn’t have WeChat, and it made the whole process much easier for us. Thanks to her support, everything went smoothly, and we could truly relax and enjoy our time. We would definitely recommend staying here and would happily come back in the future.

We are a couple from Singapore. After traveling through Northwest China for more than four weeks and staying in several hotels, we found our experience at Return Inn, Kashgar, to be the best—it left the most positive impression in its price range. The owner does not speak English, but we could communicate via a translation device. His attitude was very sincere and warm, making us feel like we were meeting an old friend. The hotel is located very close to the ancient city. Although the facilities are basic, it has hot water, WiFi, and is very clean and tidy. There is no elevator, but the owner helped us carry our luggage upstairs. Highly recommended!

This Banxia B&B was a pleasant surprise! ”Cool in the Summer” truly lives up to its name. The Xiaowan twin room was clean and refreshing, and it wasn't stuffy at all during the summer. The B&B has a unique environment and is very close to the Karez Park. The staff were warm and attentive, answering every question and recommending local delicacies. It was a very comfortable stay for a solo traveler.

The location is excellent, with parking right outside. The guesthouse has a small courtyard, convenient for dining and chatting. Most importantly, the rooms are bright, clean, and the air conditioning works perfectly. The owners are incredibly kind and helpful, warmly assisting us with check-in and explaining details like locking the door. They were very accommodating. The recommended food was absolutely delicious: the Yun Ding Fresh Bean Hot Pot with Snowflake Beef was so fresh it made my eyebrows fall off; the barbecue stall across the alley from the iron fence was so good I raved about it for two days straight (grilled naan and beef tendon are the perfect accompaniments); the Sichuan pepper chicken at the alley entrance; and a few steps further on, there's cheap and delicious Qianjiang crayfish (all live crayfish). The owner also recommended a hidden gem in the alley (Yi Ba Zhua), a 40-year-old establishment, which was also incredibly tasty… Staying here was quiet and peaceful, perfect for catching up on sleep. There was so much delicious food, and everything was convenient. It was a small but precious moment of happiness on my trip. I met such wonderful guesthouse owners and stayed in such a lovely place. We enjoyed sitting in the courtyard, eating, and chatting – it was so much fun! We decided to extend our stay on the first day. It was truly wonderful to stay here. The puppy's name is Mushroom, and he's incredibly affectionate and adorable. Everything was wonderful; I truly give it a thumbs up and feel free to come and stay. (The flowers were arranged by the owner herself, and she even prepared welcome dried fruit—such thoughtful little details!)

In the best season, I stayed in the most exquisite homestay in the ancient city. I was very satisfied. First of all, the location of the homestay is very good, in the most conspicuous location of Baghdad Homestay Street in the west district. There are various small shops outside the hotel, which is very convenient. Entering the homestay, there is a small courtyard with lush flowers and trees, and a huge fig tree with lush branches and leaves. There is a restaurant downstairs in the yard where I live. Drink some fruit wine, eat some special snacks, and there are also special folk meals. If you are in a good mood, you can even customize a seafood dinner. The seafood is from inland lakes and has not been polluted by H. It is simply amazing. This is highly recommended.

A couple of days ago, I slipped and fell on the steep stairs while staying in a suite with a friend. I was in such a rush that I didn't mention it to the guesthouse, but to my surprise, they contacted me proactively and offered compensation. I felt their attitude and sense of responsibility. So, yesterday, right after my friend went to Kanas, I booked another room at the guesthouse for them without hesitation. I guess the holiday was over, and the price-performance ratio was much better. Environment: There's a shuttle bus stop right across from the guesthouse, and a restaurant just a few dozen meters away, making it very convenient for getting around and eating. The surrounding scenery is amazing; you can see the snow-capped mountains right from the door. Service: The service was very warm and attentive, basically responsive to every request. Perhaps because there were fewer tourists, the coffee shop wasn't as busy, allowing them to focus more on the needs of their guests. Cleanliness: The room was quite clean, and the sheets and blankets were very neat. Amenities: The room had underfloor heating and air conditioning, making it very warm. It also had a Dyson humidifier and hairdryer, and the toiletries were brand-name, which was very nice. Drawback: The stairs to the two-bedroom suite were indeed too steep. If this can't be improved, we must make sure to point it out. I've heard that it's beautiful in winter too, and you can even drive there. If I have time, I'll come back to Kanas to see what it's like in winter.

We drove to Duku and chose this one. The location is a little off the beaten track, but the price/performance ratio is super high. It is also very convenient to eat nearby, and the store also provides meals. The service is very good, the decoration is tasteful, the small garden is very special, it has its own parking lot, and the breakfast is simple but tastes very good

What a wonderful place to stay! Even though we arrived very late in the evening, they still cooked dinner for us. The room was spotlessly clean, with lovely decor and had everything we needed. For a peaceful getaway, this is the place. The manager and his family were delightful - so kind, friendly and helpful. After a day out sight-seeing, we loved relaxing on the hotel balcony and looking up at the amazing rock formations only a stone's throw away. We stayed three nights and hope to come back some day. Thank you for a fabulous stay.

Unbelievably romantic! We arrived at night, and the illuminated manor house was both quiet and bustling, with performances by veteran artists bringing the courtyard to life! After enjoying a welcome feast of grapes, our housekeeper escorted us to our cabin... The swaying light and shadows of the grapevines made me pleasantly surprised to find it felt just like a villa in Bali! The next morning, we asked our housekeeper for breakfast, which was hearty and healthy. The lovely lady even told us we could add more if we wanted... After breakfast, we could leisurely explore Grape Valley! My only regret is not staying longer. The cleanliness, quietness, and comfort of the cabin made me want to stay for a month!

I am really grateful to the boss. We had to rush to Duku to return to Urumqi early the next morning and were very worried about whether we would encounter a traffic jam. The boss pointed out a particularly good road, crossing the Hundred Miles Gallery from Qiorma to Duku, and there was no traffic jam at all! The boss also gave us a big bag of breakfast for free so we could eat on the way. I am so touched! I won't talk about the B&B itself, the environment is beautiful, the house is clean and comfortable. When we arrived, there was still a dirt road in front of the alley where the B&B was located. But when we walked in the morning the next day, we found that a clean asphalt road had been paved. We were amazed at the speed of construction! Recommended for students passing by Nalati