2-Star Hotels in Tekes County

It was already past 9 o'clock in the evening when we arrived in Tekes after visiting Xiata. We booked a Spring Viewing Summer B&B online. There is a parking space next to the gate, and the courtyard is white and blue, dotted with flowers and green plants. The man of the host invited us to eat melon seeds and peanuts in the yard to rest first. He brought a large watermelon, cut it and served it to us. We ate while enjoying the cool air and chatting. The hostess hurried to turn on the air conditioner in the room and then checked in. The Wi-Fi signal is very good, and the B&B is close to the food street that never sleeps, which is just a short walk away. The bed is as clean as if it were brand new, the room has air conditioning, a large projector, a night light sensor under the bed, a new standard password lock, the courtyard is comfortable and warm, the light is good, and the scenery is pleasant. The accommodation is very comfortable and cost-effective. It was a very good stay experience.

The guesthouse itself boasts beautiful scenery; sitting at the entrance and daydreaming was very relaxing. The staff were all very warm and friendly, providing a hearty and delicious breakfast, and they even cut us cantaloupe and watermelon. The rooms weren't large, but they had everything we needed, and the cleanliness was quite good. Mountain accommodations certainly can't compare to those in the city, but for the price, it's excellent. The traditional wooden cabins weren't very soundproof, but with the heating on, it was very cozy, and I slept soundly after a long day. Qiongkushitai is definitely worth a visit!

The room is very large and bright with sunlight coming in through the windows. You can watch the sunrise and sunset on the second floor 🌇, and you can see the Tai Chi Eye Ferris Wheel 🎡, which is very pleasant. The boss is very simple and nice, the price-performance ratio is very high, and there is no limit on the breakfast, you can eat until you are full. All in all, this is the most cost-effective homestay I have ever stayed in when traveling. (I took a lot of selfies which are too inconvenient to share) The B&B is located in the center and it is very convenient to go anywhere. The boss is really nice...

A very cost-effective B&B with its own courtyard. Pet-friendly. They also have a very well-behaved puppy named Xiaobai and two little rabbits. Children can go over and play with them. It's a really interesting shop! The location is absolutely excellent. It's just off the street and between the Third Ring Road and the Fourth Ring Road. It's very convenient to go anywhere. If you don't want to walk, just take a taxi. It's only five yuan to go anywhere. The room is big and clean, with reasonable divisions. The smart toilet and projection TV seem to be standard features of homestays in Xinjiang. The bathroom is also separated into dry and wet areas. Some small decorations are also very thoughtful. We also climbed to the top floor of the courtyard and used a drone to take pictures of most of the Bagua City. Because we didn't report it, we just took a test flight and took some pictures. Anyway, the stay was very comfortable and the price was cheap. I recommend staying here!

Choosing Xiyuxi (West of the Western Regions) Hostel during my trip to Bagua City turned out to be a truly heartwarming travel experience! The hostel's spacious common areas are furnished with multiple long tables, perfect for sharing meals and playing mahjong in our free time – a relaxed and lively atmosphere. The hostel has a particularly relaxed and therapeutic atmosphere. Solo travelers from all over the country gather here, chatting late into the night in the courtyard or common areas, sharing their experiences, scenery, and life stories. What could have been a lonely solo trip is now filled with warmth. What touched me most was the everyday warmth: everyone goes out to buy groceries together, then returns to the hostel's communal kitchen and cooks together. Some chop vegetables, some cook, and some plate the food – a home-cooked meal is made by everyone working together. Sitting around the table, there's no awkwardness or distance, just like being part of a large family in a foreign land. The owner and volunteers were incredibly helpful, patiently assisting with everything from travel guides for Kalajun and Qiongkushitai to finding carpooling partners. The rooms were clean and tidy, and the hot water in the bathroom was reliable. For those looking to experience a genuine backpacker atmosphere in Tekes, this hostel was the perfect choice. I still miss it dearly, and I'll definitely come back next time I'm in Yili!

The homestay is newly opened this year. There is a large yard when you enter the door. The boss grows a variety of vegetables. As soon as we enter the door, the proprietress asked the boss to cut us watermelon to eat. The room was very large and clean. It was also very close to Bagua City and within walking distance. It was also very convenient to go to Karachi the next day.

My time at this homestay was very enjoyable. I felt the care and service of the homestay to the guests, which made me feel as comfortable and relaxed as at home. I highly recommend this homestay to all travelers looking for a comfortable, friendly and unique experience! The young lady at the front desk, Chen Mei, has a very good attitude and the service is warm and generous. The attitude towards people is gentle and humble. Really good, will come again.

The room is very good and great value for money. It's just a few minutes' drive from the center of Bagua City. The lady boss is also super nice. You can stay here when going to Kalajun Prairie. It's convenient.

카라쥔 다녀오면서 묶었던 숙소입니다.바로 이닝으로 가려고했는데 카라쥔에서 늦게 나와서 이닝가는 차편이 끊 겨서 급하게 예약했는데 깨끗하고 괜찮습니다.무엇보다 프론트 직원분이 친절하게 이닝 가는 봉고차도 알아봐주셔서 편하게 왔습니다. 다음에 다시 간다면 또 묶을 의향 있습니다.

Service: The owner was very welcoming, helping with our luggage and telling us where to go and planning our itinerary. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Environment: Beautiful environment. There's a swing behind the guesthouse, which is great for taking photos. A stream and pine forest are right behind the guesthouse, and we even saw some squirrels!