Romantic Hotels in Tekes County

"My stay at Qiongkushitai Stargazing had its pros and cons. On the positive side, the room's bed was equipped with heating, which was incredibly useful given the cold local weather. I was able to sleep quite comfortably at night and get some good rest. The guesthouse also had many adorable and lively small animals, including lambs, bunnies, and chickens. However, there were a few issues with the bathroom facilities. Firstly, the bathroom temperature was quite low, lacking sufficient heating, making showers feel very cold. Secondly, the hot water supply was inconsistent, fluctuating between hot and cold, making it difficult to adjust to a comfortable temperature. In the mornings, hot water was almost unusable, causing significant inconvenience for washing. Additionally, the bathroom drainage system needs improvement. The drain was slow, leading to severe water accumulation during showers, which affected the user experience and posed a potential safety hazard. Overall, the guesthouse service was excellent. They provided afternoon tea and a sweet soup before bed. The guesthouse manager also promptly came to help resolve the bathroom issues."

"Excellent location, between the Second and Third Ring Roads in the north of the city. The room was brand new, equipped with internet access, a TV with screen mirroring, and a large, clean bathroom. Hotels in Tekes are too popular and expensive, so a guesthouse is a better option. The room was very clean, and included two bottles of Wahaha (a popular Chinese beverage) and a welcome snack, Xiaofeng (a type of snack). There's a tea area in the middle of the courtyard. However, if you have noisy parents with young children, you might not get to rest until almost midnight. Suggestion: It would be even better if a simple breakfast (like two bags of milk, a naan bread, etc.) were included at this price, as everyone will be heading to the grasslands early in the morning."

"Very distinctive, the small courtyard is warm and comfortable, the family room also has a small courtyard, the son is happy to shake in the rocking chair for a long time. The rooms are spacious, the sanitary standards are very high, and the family is very comfortable. 900 meters away is the farmer's market, 10 o'clock in the evening is still bright, we went out to buy old man melon, sitting in the small courtyard to eat very happy. Unfortunately, as a transit site, I left early in the morning and couldn't stay for long. But this homestay was impressed. At the end of this Xinjiang trip, several impressive homestay hotels were praised one by one. This trip to Xinjiang felt the hospitality and friendliness of the people of Xinjiang, and the beautiful scenery was more beautiful."

"The small courtyard of the homestay recommended by a friend is very easy to find in the third ring road from the street. The room was clean and tidy and a little warm. The boss picked mint from the backyard. He asked for a little. Now he made a cup of mint tea. Sitting on the vine-knitted scorpion under the tree, watching the clouds with the wind. It is the daily life here. The lights were on at night, and the warm yellow halo was wrapped in the fragrance of grass and trees, and the relaxation feeling away from the hustle and bustle of the city was full. The three-square cat in the yard was so cute that it comforted my tired heart instantly."

"Our stay in the triple room was absolutely fantastic! The room was spacious and didn't feel cramped at all. The decor felt high-end, with warm and unique color schemes, and the colorful bedspread really brightened up the room and made it feel cozy. All the amenities were there, and I particularly appreciated the thoughtful details like the wall art and coat rack. The room was spotlessly clean and free of any strange odors. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the lighting was gentle and not harsh on the eyes. The overall environment was quiet, and the minimalist yet elegant design was very appealing. The service was excellent too. Choosing this place for our trip was truly great value for money, and I'll definitely prioritize booking here again next time!"

"Between the Ji Hotel and Rong She, I chose the latter. Worth it. While the Eight Trigrams City understands the 'Bagua' (a Chinese philosophical concept), Rong She understands life itself. There's no traffic noise, only the sound of wood breathing. The owner, with 20 years of carpentry experience, has turned each room into a work of art. The courtyard is filled with local Xinjiang plants, and the rooms are so clean even a germaphobe would approve. Xinjiang's slowness isn't laziness; it's a willingness to fully immerse oneself in the scenery. In the evening, I enjoyed handmade dumplings cooked by the owner's wife. This couple, second-generation Xinjiang locals in their 50s, spent eight years creating a guesthouse that even young people can't quite replicate. No regrets. Once you stay here, you'll remember it for a long time. I felt like I could stay in this courtyard forever, capturing both its daytime and nighttime beauty."