Hotels with Breakfast in Akto

The homestay is a local resident's house, which is built by the government, so the layout of the homestay is basically the same. There is a two-person room, a triple room, a living room, the two rooms are more spacious, the triple room is narrow, and the 2 rooms share a bathroom. There is a kitchen to use, washing machine is very new can also be used. The location is not far from the scenic spot, you can see the 18 Luohan Peak at a relatively close distance, the next morning is very convenient to visit the scenic spot, the day before the opportunity to see Rizhao Jinshan. The landlord is very enthusiastic and will communicate in advance, and the reply is very timely. If you have any questions, you can consult at any time. Originally written on Trip.com , it did not include breakfast, and still actively provided us with a steaming breakfast. The landlord also runs restaurants and supermarkets, and it is very convenient to replenish supplies.

The location is fantastic, with great views of White Sand Lake! The guesthouse service was exceptionally good. My wife suffered from altitude sickness the night we checked in and was very uncomfortable. The guesthouse staff brought us Coke, sweet tea, and a hot water bottle, which really helped her get through it. We'll definitely come back if we get the chance!

At the foot of the snow mountain, this warm homestay. The room is clean and warm, with oxygen generators, smart toilets and complete heating facilities. The key is that the owner of the homestay is warm and thoughtful, and arranged for us to enjoy the amazing horse riding around the lake, summer pastures and unmanned wetland exploration, which are unforgettable memories! highly recommended!

The guesthouses within the scenic area are a great choice for stargazing at night. In the morning, you can even enjoy the entire scenic area before any other tourists arrive. The welcome fruit was fresh, and the watermelon and cantaloupe were incredibly sweet. The children were delighted to receive their small gifts.

The camp is very close to the north bank of Baisha Lake. The room facilities are good, clean and tidy. The Baisha Lake at night is very windy and it is very cold outside. There is a heater and humidifier in the room, which is very easy to use. You can see the snow-capped mountains from the room, but unfortunately the clouds were very thick when we went, otherwise I think we should also see the stars at night. The service in the camp is good, the breakfast category is quite complete, milk, millet porridge, siu mai, coarse grains, eggs, etc. When I checked out, I also sent the sand of Baisha Lake, which was very interesting.

This is a new homestay that opened last year. Inside the gate are two rows of neatly arranged small courtyards, with every few rooms sharing one small courtyard. The geographical location of her house is very advantageous, directly facing Baisha Lake and a snow-capped mountain. The windows can see the eternal snow on the Western Hills, as if living in a painting. When you walk out of your room at night, you step into the starry sky. Exactly: When the dusk is thick, you can see the vastness of the Chu sky. You can enjoy the starry sky in the clear night. Golden light can be seen at dawn. The housekeeper is considerate and attentive. After a day of long journey, we actually had no appetite. He guessed from our accent that we were from the South, so he arranged three dishes and one soup for us, all of which were light, refreshing and easy to digest. We felt very refreshed after eating them. We stayed in a parent-child room. There was a tatami with two mattresses outside and a big bed inside. The room was decorated in a very ethnic style. More importantly, there was a diffuse oxygen supply device and a humidifier. It helps to relieve altitude sickness to some extent.

Before I arrived, I thought that such a low price environment would be poor, and the result exceeded expectations. The boss was very enthusiastic. The sanitation of the room was very good. All the supplies were like brand new. The outside scenery was Kunlun Mountain Wetland and horses. I lay on the bed and watch the sunrise. Children and the elderly are a bit high-reverse, and they are also equipped with oxygen generators, humidifier floor heating, and the equipment is very complete.

The room was small, barely enough room to turn around, and there was no place to put your belongings. Parking was convenient, and it was close to the scenic area. Cleanliness was acceptable, but facilities were average. Breakfast was provided but was also average. The breakfast restaurant is a restaurant where you can order à la carte in the evening; the cold-water fish was delicious. The view from the entrance was nice in the morning.

It's a seasonal price. This room only costs 200 or 300 yuan in ordinary cities. Now it's really 1,280 yuan. As soon as I entered the room, I asked the waiter to change all the bedding because there were obvious stains on it. The most interesting thing is that I ordered a ”cucumber peel and preserved egg soup” in the restaurant downstairs. The cucumber is cucumber peel and preserved egg. Should it be understood as ”cucumber peel and egg soup”, egg = preserved egg?

If you got a choice, I won’t not recommend this. I originally booked another hotel nearby the karakuli lake, but that canceled on me 4 hours before I reached the hotel. Without choice, I found this accommodation. Given that it’s like on highland and it’s a remote place, the fact that there is a hotel is amazing. But really, don’t expect too much. The room doesn’t have air conditioning, it uses this large metal plates for heating. Our room is really huge and so it’s still very cold with those turned on. Couldn’t really shower since there’s no heating in the bath room (mine had a hole one the ceiling which I’m not sure where it goes to, but it’s cold). The breakfast was also just some pickled vegetable, steamed tapioca, bun and egg. It’s fixed ration by pax. You can’t even ask for another egg… for the price paid, I think that seems a bit unreasonable?