Nhà nghỉ tại Tân Cương, Trung Quốc

Hostel is about 5 - 7 minutes away from the ”Sports Centre” metro station, which is about 25+ minutes from the airport. The hostel entrance is next to the Tesla shop, and you have to press the buzzer, for the security guard to open the gate for you. Then, after writing your name down in the guest-book, you go up to the 10th floor in the lift. (Check the other reviews here, for a picture of the gate/door to the building) The staff speak little to no English, but they are very helpful. They will try to solve your issues, as long as you patient with the translation software. Also, it is difficult for staff to check you in, if you do not have a contact number or Alipay/Wechat contact. (This is a CN Govt requirement) The dorm rooms are basic and you may get the city views. There are no privacy curtains and there was no air-con, in my one. The hostel staff can provide fans, but we did not need any, as it was still cool at night. The beds are OK. There is a bathroom in the dorm room too, but there was almost no privacy for the bathroom, as there was a gap between the door for others to see and you can see through the frosted glass into the bathroom too! The hostel is relatively clean, quiet and well-located, except there may be other local guests, who are loud and smoke sometimes in the other rooms. Next to the hostel is a nice up-market shopping centre and with really lots to eat, in the food-court on the 3rd floor.

Welcoming, fun and central place to stay near Liuxing Street! The owner speaks English well and is super friendly and interesting. His love for travel and his culture is displayed around the hostel with the beautiful and quirky decor, and it is easy to see that lots of love and thought went into this place. His family were around and they are lovely too. They gave me a free coconut coffee which was delicious! The female shared room was clean and modern, with a comfortable bed with a curtain. There was a  cupboard for each bed. There is a little shared kitchen which had a fridge/freezer, a hot water dispenser and things for cooking and eating (although I didn’t cook there). The shared female toilets had a few toilets and a few shower stalls - a down side for me was the toilets are all squat toilets and there was no toilet paper when I was there so I had to bring my own (maybe I did not see it, I did not ask). There were shared living spaces where you could sit at the tables and chairs, an outdoor courtyard area with a nice little garden, a lovely quiet reading room area with the owner’s books, and a rooftop area with tents. It’s a really cool, international place. I would love to come back again.

This is the most ”personally friendly” youth hostel I have ever stayed in. I met many friends who respected each other here. As someone who comes from a province (Yunnan) that combines both ”natural scenery” and ”human warmth”, I have traveled to 34 countries with a backpack. Previously, I tended to prefer choosing a cheap single room for myself. But excellent youth hostels attract excellent people to gather together. This environment really enables me to learn how to accept people from different cultures more easily. The owner of this youth hostel is very generous, providing free mineral water, snacks, fruits, etc. The air conditioning in the rooms works properly, and the partitions between beds and beds are very private. The large and small storage boxes have independent electronic locks and can be opened with the card provided by the owner, and can be used freely. The rooftop terrace can be used for gatherings, watching outdoor movies, or drying clothes. There are tea tables, washing machines, microwave ovens, etc. There are many bathrooms, and you can take a shower in the rain. The equipment is very new and there is sufficient hot water. The cost of the rooms is what I consider perfect. Among all my youth hostel experiences, this one in Kashgar really made me enjoy myself a lot! 这是我住过最有“人情味”的青年旅舍，我在这里认识了很多彼此尊重的朋友们，作为一个以“自然风光”和“人情味”都兼具的省份（云南）来的人，我背着背包旅行过了34个国家，我以前偏向于优先选择一个人入住一个便宜的单独的房间。但是优秀的青年旅舍会吸引优秀的人们聚集在一起，这个环境真的让我能够学习如何更多的接受来自不同文化的人们。 这间青年旅舍的经营者非常慷慨，提供免费矿泉水和零食、水果等等。房间空调运作正常，床位与床位的隔间非常私密，储物箱一个大的、一个小的都有独立的电子锁，你只需要用经营者提供给你的卡就可以打开，自由使用。房顶天台可以聚会，看露天的电影节目、也可以晾晒衣服。茶桌、洗衣机、微波炉等等都应有尽有。卫生间有很多间，可以淋雨。设备很新并且能够有充足的热水。房间的所需要的费用是我觉得完美的。我所有的青年旅舍经验里，这一家喀什的青旅真的令我很享受！

It was my second time staying here, the place is beautiful and I met so many nice girls who I ended up hanging out with while I was in Yining. The Kazanqi area around the hostel is lovely, walking distance from great restaurants and shops. I was able to put things I the fridge and freezer and use the kitchen at the hostel. The courtyard and balcony are such nice places to sit and do work or eat there was also a puppy which was so cute!! The rooms were clean and comfortable, with cute decor and the toilet/shower room in the room is modern and clean. I definitely recommend!

Since my last visit, construction has progressed. Now, rooms are accessible by card. Lockers with numpads have been installed. Sadly, the code is given by reception and cannot be changed. The lockers are on the smaller side and cannot handle a normal size backpack. When the sun was out, the room was really cold. No insulation, one of the cardboard walls had a big hole to let some pipes in and there was no heating. It wasn't a problem at night at this time of year with the available blanket. Still a great deal in Urumqi 👍

Lee was a great host, speaks excellent English, and was very helpful with suggestions on both things to do around Turpan and also border crossing how to info. The dorm was clean, and supplied with clean linen (make your own bed), and with an attached hot water bathroom. The lodgings are simple, but there’s plenty of space, and upon arrival I was invited to eat dinner (pictured) with Lee and some other guests—delicious! After dinner they screened a movie on an exterior wall. The location is midway between the station and Turpan proper, neither of which are comfortable walking distance, but taxis are cheap and easy to get. The hostel is within easy walking distance of one of the very interesting water irrigation museums, and there’s a good Uighur restaurant about ten minutes away on foot. If you’re on a budget, looking for a “traveller vibe” style place, and don’t mind the slightly out of the way location, this is a great option. Would stay here again.

Huake was previously a hotel converted into an international youth hostel. We booked a twin-bed room for one night. There is a Uyghur girl who spoke impecable Mandarin with a tad bit of Beijing ascent at the front desk when we arrived. The check-in was speedy. The room was spacious and clean so were the bedding (no foul smell). The uniqueness about this hostel is, it does not provide bath towels and toilet papers. Instead, guests are given one-use towels and a pack of tissue papers which we double up as toilet papers. Initially, I thought the one-use towels (place on a try in the room) were bathing soap because they were in compressed form so I went to ask the Uyghur girl for towls and she told me those are actually compressed one-use towels. There are restaurants and minimarts next to the hostel and a night food street nearby (approx 200-300m by foot). No a bad choice if you need a layover or a couple of days stay to explore Kuqa.