Nilka County Hotels with Free Parking.

My favorite homestay during my trip to Xinjiang! ! The boss's family is very warm and kind. They took the initiative to help with the luggage. When we went back today, the boss's father also took the initiative to ask us if we needed water to drink on the way. The decoration is also very good, the room is very big, there is also an observation deck, the recliner is very comfortable and I immediately bought one to take home. The breakfast is also delicious. There is also a coffee machine. The coffee beans used are from Sam's Club. There are also two kinds of sugar bags to choose from. The details are very, very good! ! I personally don’t like to leave comments. Many hotels would keep sending me WeChat messages asking me to give them five-star reviews, but I ignored them. But this time I really wanted to give the review willingly! ! ! It’s much more comfortable than our B&B in Nalati! ! ! The sanitation is also very clean

The location of this homestay is a bit away from the county seat, but the room is clean and the bedding is comfortable. The proprietress also recommended a delicious restaurant. It tastes very good. It is recommended to stay in Nilke!

The camp is in the pasture above Fairy Lake. Looking up, you can see the snow-capped mountains, the lake at your feet, a closed world holy place ~ The boss is very nice and the camp environment is very nice!

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.

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 hotel staff were very kind. When we mentioned we wanted to eat zongzi (sticky rice dumplings), they found some for us, heated them up, and let us take them with us. We were so touched! Five stars!

The hotel is located on National Highway 315 in Tangbula Scenic Area, about an hour's drive from Jorma. The entire hotel is a large manor. The inside of the manor is particularly beautiful. There are also lawns to be trimmed and there are many different types of rooms. The room I stayed in was more old-fashioned. The decoration style, you can see the grassland and snow-capped mountains in the back. It was September when I came, the grassland was a little yellow, but the sky and snow-capped mountains were still very beautiful. Xiao Zhang at the front desk is very enthusiastic, and the restaurant owner and staff are very friendly. After checking out, you can drop by Baili Gallery. The overall evaluation is still very satisfactory.

This is the largest hotel right at the entrance of the Mokelet Scenic Area, a two-story building with very nice decor. The front desk manager, Ms. Pu, provided excellent service. We arrived quite early, around 2 PM, and she kindly helped us choose our room, haha. The even-numbered rooms offer a great view of the Mokelet entrance mountain! For dinner at the restaurant, the fried naan snack was exceptionally delicious! However, there were quite a few tour groups staying, and during dinner, some men were smoking without anyone stopping them.

The beds are clean and hygienic, there is a small courtyard, parking is convenient, the courtyard is full of flowers 🌹🌹, there are charging piles, and there is a waterfall nearby. The proprietress service is very good. For this season, the price is economical and affordable. Not far from the Tangbra Baili Gallery, it takes tens of minutes to drive there. There are dog bear ditch and Blon ditch on the way. Highly recommended

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…