FFengzhongxiangmingcynThe room is very quiet, it is a detached house, the decoration layout is very beautiful, clean and hygienic, there is a kitchen to cook by yourself, there is a washing machine, the landlord is very good, turn on the air conditioner for us early, and wait for us to go home at night (the landlord does not live here, we have ourselves, free), It's really a first sight, not bad, it's worth staying for a few more days. It is more worth recommending to everyone, otherwise we will definitely stay for a while, and come back next time.
GGuest UserKuqa is so beautiful. The boss’s B&B is right on the ancient street. The location is great. The night market is also very close. There is a parking lot in the backyard, which is very convenient. Especially the boss is very enthusiastic. He bought Kuqa rice noodles, all-you-can-eat fruit and watermelon, and the courtyard. You can also pick your own grapes. I will come again if I have the chance! [cover face]
YYundanfengqingjingSorry, 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.
GGuest UserPu (pu) Su B&B is the warmest, most down-to-earth, beautiful and comfortable B&B I have ever stayed in. It is worth coming again and again.
① The geographical location is superior, convenient and quiet. It takes less than 5 minutes to walk to the Kuche Grand Temple. From here, the trip to Kuche is smooth and convenient (recommended route Kuche Grand Temple-Restan Street-Tuanjie Bridge-Qiuzi Alley), and it takes only 20 minutes to take a taxi from the railway station; the B&B is located in the alley, surrounded by local residents, and it is very quiet.
② The room is not only clean and hygienic, but also has a unique decoration style. It follows the form of the local Uyghurs. Several small rooms surround a large courtyard. When you have nothing to do, you can be in a daze in the courtyard, barbecue or chat with three or five friends.
③The best thing is the boss. It is said that staying in a hotel is about service, so choosing to stay in a B&B must take into account both service and humanity. During the few days I stayed here, the boss's careful care made me feel the warmth of a girl traveling abroad. The boss will patiently introduce the local customs and tell you where to eat and have fun here~ This place is also suitable for bringing a family of all ages to live in this warm and fun B&B. Next time I plan to bring my family here for vacation~
WWangxielanchengThe 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.
GGuest UserThe room was nice and clean, just like home. Parking is available at the door, and there are several kinds of snacks and tea in the yard. The waiter also sent watermelon in the room. It is just opposite the Qiuci B&B. The waiter is very enthusiastic and it is also very close to the Kuche Palace. The only thing is that the waiter doesn't know anything about the surrounding area, so we had to navigate by ourselves. It’s so affordable to stay in a B&B.