Hotels with balcony in Kuqa

"This guesthouse is located right in the heart of the old town, very close to Huamao Lane. The street behind it has the famous 37 Cafe, and in front, you'll find Zhengfei Fresh Milk and a popular wonton shop. It's also not far from souvenir shops, making it super convenient for exploring. If you're driving, the parking lot is just a few dozen meters away, which is very handy. We called the owner in advance, and they came out to meet us, showed us where to park, and even helped us unload our luggage and bring it into the courtyard. They were really nice! The owner also treated us to some incredibly sweet peaches, mangoes, apricots, and watermelon – especially the mango-apricots, they were delicious! The guesthouse breakfast was also quite good. On our second day, we woke up really late, well past breakfast time, but the auntie still asked if we wanted to eat and offered to make us something. We were very grateful. Our room was quite spacious, and you could tell the owner put a lot of thought into the decor – it had a really stylish vibe. Although the shower area wasn't fully enclosed within the room, the low humidity in Xinjiang meant it wasn't an issue, unlike in the south. Walking to places like the Kizil Caves Museum or Yiyang Ancient Fort for a nice meal isn't feasible, but a taxi ride only costs about ten-odd yuan and doesn't take long, so it's not too expensive. All in all, it was a fantastic stay!"

"The environment is fantastic, and the owner and team have excellent aesthetics. I've seen reviews saying the breakfast is small, but it's actually served in separate portions. Feel free to increase the amount. I usually eat three or two bowls of noodles, and I was completely satisfied here. The temple is diagonally across the street. I parked my car in the parking lot outside the scenic area, and the staff picked me up in an electric car and helped with luggage. They were very friendly and professional. It was definitely overdue, and the afternoon tea was delicious!"