2-Star Hotels in Kuqa

#The sanitary room is very characteristic of the Uighur people in southern Xinjiang, the bathroom is clean and the bedding is clean and tidy. #Room facilities Uighur decoration style, very stylish small yard, hot water supply in the room, kettle, disposable supplies are also very complete. #The service landlord is a very friendly and talkative uncle, chatting is easy and humorous. #Parking and parking are very convenient, you can park at the entrance of the courtyard #WIFI network speed to take off #The bed is soft and comfortable

The hotel is newly opened, so there's no odor. The facilities are all new and complete, and the four-piece bedding is comfortable. The hotel is on the third floor, with a large public parking lot downstairs. The front desk staff and the Uyghur security lady were very helpful and proactive. It was a wonderful stay. Highly recommended!

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 decoration is attentive, the service is thoughtful, and Gaode navigation enters the alley (it is recommended to consult the owner before navigation, we did not consult in advance.) The owner's little baby personally took it to the parking lot next to the entrance of the store to find a parking space, presented mineral water and drinks, and enthusiastically guided us to the direction of Huamao Lane, like it! ! !

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 room is relatively large, we stayed for 2 nights, take a taxi to Kuche Temple, Kuche Wangfu and other attractions are more convenient, the cost can also be (about 12--15 yuan), eating around can also be, mainly the breakfast provided by the hotel is also suitable for the taste of our elderly, we like it more, the staff is more enthusiastic, The cleaning staff is very serious. There are 2 bottles of pure water every day. The price is close to the people. It is suitable for our self-driving parking. I recommend friends to stay at this hotel.

A friend recommended this place, and the room was just as clean and cozy as in the pictures. This was the best trip I've taken on business. The boss was very nice and generous. He even helped me send something by courier if I forgot to take it. The location and environment are great, it's worth going again!

[”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.”]

The 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.

Huake was previously a hotel converted into an international youth hostel. We booked a twin-bed room for one night. There is a Uyghur girl who spoke impecable Mandarin with a tad bit of Beijing ascent at the front desk when we arrived. The check-in was speedy. The room was spacious and clean so were the bedding (no foul smell). The uniqueness about this hostel is, it does not provide bath towels and toilet papers. Instead, guests are given one-use towels and a pack of tissue papers which we double up as toilet papers. Initially, I thought the one-use towels (place on a try in the room) were bathing soap because they were in compressed form so I went to ask the Uyghur girl for towls and she told me those are actually compressed one-use towels. There are restaurants and minimarts next to the hostel and a night food street nearby (approx 200-300m by foot). No a bad choice if you need a layover or a couple of days stay to explore Kuqa.