Hotels with Parking in Tekes County

The hotel is very close to the Kalajun entrance, about a 5-kilometer drive. Follow the navigation; the gravel road is narrow but don't hesitate. The moment you see the room, all your fatigue will melt away. The shower room and separate wet/dry bathroom are clean and hygienic, completely free from the inconveniences of staying in a tent camp. Lying on the bed, pull open the 360-degree curtains, and the surrounding scenery fills your view. Open the electric curtain on the dome, and you can see the sky. If you still have energy, before sunset, go for a one or two-hour horseback ride to enjoy the grassland sunset—it's incredibly pleasant. The hotel's service is very thoughtful and meticulous, and it has its own restaurant where you can order dinner, which tastes pretty good. Breakfast is a buffet and quite rich. The highlight, though, is the starry sky after dusk, which truly cures everything. To avoid light pollution, the hotel thoughtfully turns off the ambient lights. In the morning, open the curtains and you can watch the sunrise. This is a hotel that constantly provides pleasant surprises.

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 facilities were surprisingly good! Before heading up the mountain, I looked at many hotels, most of which were slightly upscale and cost over 2,000 yuan. I was a bit hesitant to choose this one because of its low ratings and price, especially considering it had a bathtub and shower. Upon arrival, I was surprised to find a large courtyard with parking, a rare find in the mountains. There were also lambs in the courtyard, perfect for taking photos and petting! The cats and dogs were also adorable! Chatting with the owner, I learned it was a newly opened hotel and hadn't been busy advertising, hence its relative obscurity. The bedding was incredibly soft and clean, making me feel very comfortable. The room wasn't very well ventilated; perhaps the downside of large windows is that they can't be opened directly. However, the owner suggested we open the door for ventilation, which was nice. Sitting on the platform under the corridor, drinking tea and chatting, was truly blissful… As for food, there was a Han Chinese restaurant right outside. We ate there the first night, and the next morning we ate with the restaurant owner, realizing how silly we were the first time! The meal with the owner was both inexpensive and delicious! (However, the owner mentioned that they don't usually take people to share meals; they only do so occasionally when there are fewer customers, which is quite rare.) The fact that they didn't charge exorbitant prices despite being in the mountains made us feel that the owner is a very honest and conscientious person. She's truly a woman who doesn't seem to be focused on making money but has a lot of passion and a love for life! She also mentioned that if business is good in the future, she'll add a movie viewing area and a terrace for coffee and tea—we can't wait! (*^o^*) Another thing that really warmed our hearts was that everyone from the volunteers to the owner was a very young and kind woman. It felt like a very women-friendly place. We were quite worried since it was our first time in the mountains of Xinjiang, but we unexpectedly met some very helpful and compatible fellow travelers. On our first day, they were very welcoming and attentive in helping us with our luggage. On the second day, the owner even found a horseman she knew to help us find horses to ride and introduced us to the scenic routes. It was a wonderful experience! The stars in Qiongkushitai are incredibly bright at night. It rained a bit on the first afternoon, and I thought I wouldn't be able to see its beauty, but a rainbow appeared! The Milky Way was still dazzling at night, which was truly amazing. I feel like you can visit Qiongkushitai with your eyes closed. This hotel has made me love Xinjiang even more! I highly recommend everyone to stay here. I really hope to see it even better next time I visit!

We are newcomers to Northern Xinjiang for the first time. I originally booked this B&B because I was going to Kalajun Grassland (top 3 scenery in Ili). Unexpectedly, I accidentally bumped into Qiongkush Terrace, which ranks top 2 in Ili scenery. This B&B is on the top of a mountain. It has an excellent location. The scenery outside the window is so beautiful. Please see the accompanying picture, no photoshop. You are very close to the stars at night, and you can watch the sun rise from Tianshan Mountain in the morning! And there is also this so-called internet celebrity swing (we didn’t know about it until we arrived). It is estimated that many people go to the swing in the back mountain because of a few big Vs, but the real thing is here! The house is clean and warm. The boss is very enthusiastic and down-to-earth. To get here, you need to walk a mountainous road with many twists and turns. Remember to fill up your tank before going up the mountain. This is what the boss told us. So we arrived very late, and the boss was waiting all the time and cooked delicious food for us! The biggest surprise was going to the Wusun Ancient Trail! ! We gave up on Karajun directly. The rainforest on the Wusun Ancient Trail is simply an instant kill for Kalajun. No tickets yet. It is recommended to enter on horseback, but you can of course go on foot. If you are riding a horse, it is recommended to find a local kid friend. They will not only tell you a lot of local life stories. They also take various photos for you, which is of great emotional value!

Advantages: The room was decorated with a great atmosphere, and the guesthouse was perfect for taking photos; it's clear that some thought was put into the design. There's even a swing on the small hillside, so you don't have to go to crowded Instagrammable spots. The guesthouse was also well soundproofed, with almost no noise. Areas for improvement: 1. No one proactively cleaned the room for two consecutive nights, including removing trash, possibly due to staff shortages. 2. There were some unwashed stains on the sheets, so they didn't look very clean. 3. There was no bottled water in the room; the owner provided two bottles later, but they weren't replenished the next day. 4. On the last day, we planned to eat at the restaurant, but were only informed at the last minute that the chef was unavailable. The breakfast was also mediocre; frankly, even for men, it wasn't very filling. Since it's priced like a five-star hotel, it's recommended to try to provide five-star service, such as providing more bottles of water. Clean the rooms regularly, or inform guests in advance to lower their expectations. After all, the price isn't much different from other five-star hotels I've stayed in. Also, the window view was beautiful, but the windows need cleaning.

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!

Stay was okay. Apparently it's a new hotel but there were already too many stains on the carpet. We switched the first room because of a dirty bathroom, but the replacement wasn't a major improvement and smaller. Japanese toilet was broken too. Interior design clearly wasn't done by an architect, as the way the doors block themselves in the bathroom is hilarious. Other than that, it was alright. Laundry room was excellent. Lobby is nicely made. Location is amazing. Bed was very comfortable. Check-in process was a bit long and annoying for foreigners.

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.

Facilities: The room was thoughtfully equipped, featuring a Dyson hairdryer with a gentle yet powerful airflow, and a Smeg kettle that was both safe and convenient to use. All the facilities in the room were well-maintained, and the hot water supply was stable and plentiful, making daily life very convenient for the whole family. Cleanliness: Our family drove to Qiongkushitai and booked this guesthouse on a whim without much planning. We originally planned to stay only one night, but because of our excellent experience, we extended our stay for another day. The entire room was exceptionally clean, with every nook and cranny wiped spotless. The bedding was neat and dry, and the bathroom was tidy and odor-free. Such cleanliness in the deep mountains far exceeded my expectations. Household Service: The staff were friendly and helpful, and very attentive. Wusun Qiying Camp - Dried and Fresh Fruit Platter: We also received a complimentary afternoon tea with a charming mountain atmosphere. There was even a photographer on-site to help us take photos for social media, creating a wonderful ambiance. Service: Overall, the stay was comfortable and pleasant, and the whole family was extremely satisfied. We will definitely choose this place again next time we come to Qiongkushitai. We sincerely recommend it to tourists.

Turks is a good place, the scenery of the mountains and rivers is more beautiful, Junhu Hotel is next to Bagua City, a few steps away, very convenient, the hotel service is super good, especially the front desk Miss Mira is good-looking, the words are good, the service is in place to give praise, it is recommended to increase the salary, and the security brother is directing the parking, It is to help with luggage, also introduce nearby food, and also suggest a salary increase. The room is clean and tidy, the hardware facilities are complete, sleep at ease, the surrounding environment is good, eating, parking, travel, shopping are very convenient, give a five-star praise to support.