Kashgar Siyu Boutique B&B

The owner is really welcoming, and the two Uyghur staff members are always smiling at everyone. Let me show you my breakfast – great value for money! It's perfect for 1-2 people, and the room is quite clean and hygienic. The only thing is the door lock is a bit too rustic and basic, haha. Recommended!

The only century-old fig tree courtyard in Kashgar is absolutely beautiful, with a subtle floral fragrance. The accommodation is quiet and comfortable, the owner is very welcoming, and they even served fresh milk for breakfast, which was delicious. Highly recommend!

I booked this place based on the great reviews, and it definitely lived up to expectations. The fig courtyard is absolutely beautiful right now. I slept incredibly well, the kind of deep sleep where you wake up feeling completely refreshed. Both the mattress and duvet were super comfortable. The owner was also very welcoming and provided excellent service, offering tips on local attractions and unique small shops. Plus, the location is key – right in the heart of the old town, a three-minute walk to the West Gate. I'll definitely be back next time, and for a longer stay, as I didn't get enough time to explore!

I came from Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture and wanted to stay in a homestay in Kashgar. I compared several and finally chose this one. Only the Uyghur lady at the front desk was good enough, enthusiastic and proactive in handling problems. The house is generally clean. After coming here, you may be able to upgrade the room type because it is the off-season, but there are some problems with the air conditioning and it can't get warm. The same situation happened in other rooms. The front desk brought an electric heater, but the room was still not too hot. Finally, I went to the front desk to get an electric heater at 11pm. There are two electric heaters and an air conditioner. The room is cold and the electric heater is loud. I don't think we can just do this because it's the off-season. Now that we are open for business. I didn't go to sleep until four or five in the morning.

I had set my eyes on the courtyard early on and placed reservations for several nights. However, due to schedule issues, I was only able to stay for one night, but I still had some very good memories with my family. The boss is very nice. We contacted each other via WeChat in advance. Just because he heard that I liked Fig Courtyard, he locked the room for us directly and upgraded it from the Moroccan-style family suite to the pavilion. There is a big bed and the sofa can also be turned into a small bed of 1.2 meters, which is just right for a family of four. The boss was a warm-hearted girl who obviously treated the guests as friends: "It would be more comfortable for the whole family to drink tea together in the pavilion." She asked the Uyghur girl to bring black tea and a large basket of fruit. Drinking tea together, the whole family fell asleep comfortably in the pavilion. The time and the world outside no longer mattered.

The boss was very welcoming and upgraded the room. The breakfast was also very good. The fig yard was very photogenic. I highly recommend it!!!

In the best season, I stayed in the most exquisite homestay in the ancient city. I was very satisfied. First of all, the location of the homestay is very good, in the most conspicuous location of Baghdad Homestay Street in the west district. There are various small shops outside the hotel, which is very convenient. Entering the homestay, there is a small courtyard with lush flowers and trees, and a huge fig tree with lush branches and leaves. There is a restaurant downstairs in the yard where I live. Drink some fruit wine, eat some special snacks, and there are also special folk meals. If you are in a good mood, you can even customize a seafood dinner. The seafood is from inland lakes and has not been polluted by H. It is simply amazing. This is highly recommended.