Houshe Homestay (Tekes Bagua City Lijie)

The room is very clean and tidy, and the mattress is very comfortable. The boss and his wife are very warm and thoughtful. They will introduce the surrounding food and places worth visiting. They also shared Yining's ice cream, Mid-Autumn Festival moon cakes, coffee... The location of the B&B is also good, and it is very close to the street and quite convenient. There is also a cute little cat in the yard, it is very well behaved. All in all, it was a great stay!

It was my first time to visit Tekes. The manager of Mingzhu was very enthusiastic and the service was also very good. Mingzhu was very cost-effective and I really liked the B&B style. Great experience

The boss is a couple from Zhejiang. He came to Tekes for love and bought this homestay for his wife. The reception was very warm. When we first arrived at the homestay, we were served watermelon 🍉 to cool down, and there were dried apples, red dates and other Xinjiang dried fruits for us to eat. The yard is very comfortable and cozy. Compared with the cookie-cutter rooms in the hotel, this yard is really much more comfortable. All the towels, toothbrushes and cups in the room are disinfected and sealed. My husband said that this is very thoughtful and is the only one that has been achieved among all the hotels we have stayed in so far. It dispels customers' doubts about the hygiene of personal items. Many five-star hotels I have stayed in before cannot do this. My baby especially likes their cat 🐱. He is very happy chasing the cat around the yard. The style of the whole homestay is ancient and ancient. It is highly recommended🥰🥰🥰

The boss and his wife are a young couple from Hangzhou. They cut watermelon for us when we arrived, and provided Xinjiang dates and snacks in the room. The boss just bought a Delonghi coffee machine and provides free coffee. The lady boss recommended local delicacies to us. The B&B is on "Li" Street, which I personally think is the most elegant area in Tekes City. The surrounding environment is very suitable for checking in and taking photos. I would like to stay here again next time I come to Turks.

This is the most satisfying B&B on the entire Yili Loop Line. Although the accommodations during the entire trip were basically all good, I still have to talk about this one in particular! First of all, it’s really easy to get lost in Bagua City. The navigation showed that it was right in front of you, but I thought the alley was inaccessible. I walked around to the door and found that it was only a few meters away from the entrance of the alley. When I arrived, I was attracted by the ethnic style of Xiaolan. I was attracted by the house, but the boss said that I think you booked a family room (with only one bathroom). There are no people here today, so you can just pick two rooms to live in. It will be comfortable. Oh my God, I have seen this Boss, it’s really unexpected. I said that if I hadn’t booked the campsite in Kurdening and couldn’t cancel it, I really would have stayed for another day~ The boss said that this is a three-star B&B, and he also has a four-star one. ~The small courtyard is very atmospheric, the bed is very comfortable, and except for the small bathroom, there is nothing wrong with it! Travelers, feel free to go and stay! I didn’t take any photos, just the one at the door. The rest are exactly the same as the Ctrip photos!

The B&B we chose in Bagua City far exceeded our expectations. First of all, the environment is very good. The small courtyard was designed and built by the owner himself. He was innovative and added the remaining three sides of the house on the basis of the original private house, enclosing a sunny courtyard. The atrium is filled with vines, succulents and fruit trees, making it full of vitality. The original doors and windows of the house were also preserved by the boss, who painted them a beautiful Mediterranean blue. The boss also bought four flower columns from Mr. Bayi’s house and stood them in the courtyard, which is very ethnic style. All kinds of toiletries and welcome candies are also prepared with great care. It feels like living in your own home, which is very safe to use. Living in a B&B is about the living environment on the one hand, and the living experience on the other hand. This time I had an in-depth exchange with the innkeeper, learned a lot about Xinjiang’s customs and customs, and also listened to many legendary experiences of the innkeeper. The boss was very down-to-earth and enthusiastic. Seeing that the room we originally chose was slightly smaller, he offered to add another room to us at a discounted price. The boss is a super dad. He held our six-month-old son in one hand, helped us carry our luggage and cut watermelon with the other hand, and chatted with us all over the world. It really made us feel very warm. A beautiful experience of staying with a warm and kind friend from Xinjiang!