Burqin Hotels with Bars

I genuinely recommend Burqin Buguli B&B; the stay was incredibly comfortable! The most striking aspect is the excellent quality of the B&B's amenities – they're clearly not just 'thrown together.' The air conditioning, both heating and cooling, is powerful. Given Xinjiang's wide temperature fluctuations between day and night, it was wonderfully consistent and comfortable indoors. All the furniture and appliances are of high quality, practical, and durable. The B&B's environment is very soothing, with a quiet and leisurely atmosphere perfect for relaxing after a journey. The cleanliness is impeccable; every area is spotless. The owner is incredibly genuine and friendly, easy-going, and patiently explains anything you need to know. Great facilities, clean, quiet, comfortable, and attentive service – these aren't exaggerations, but my true feelings about the stay. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Burqin!

This stay truly exceeded my expectations! The moment I stepped into the room, it felt like coming home, and I instantly relaxed. The room was decorated very cozily, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent. I slept incredibly soundly at night; it's really rare to feel so secure when traveling. I especially want to commend the hotel staff; their service was incredibly thoughtful! From the front desk to housekeeping, everyone greeted us with a smile and quickly helped resolve any requests. They were as caring as family. A special shout-out to the young lady from Qingyuan, Guangdong – as fellow natives, it was a heartwarming reunion. She spoke so kindly and gently, taking care of every detail, which truly put me at ease. I will definitely be back next time, highly recommended!

The guesthouse boasts an old-fashioned, understated, and cozy atmosphere. The common areas are perfect for relaxing with tea and conversation, far superior to those cheaply made trendy spots. It's conveniently located near the Hemu River and the Yuanjiang Bridge, ideal for families and photoshoots. On our second day, which happened to be Laba Festival, they thoughtfully provided Laba porridge for breakfast. The most delightful surprise was the overall experience. The owner was incredibly talkative, the staff were attentive and friendly, and the two cats, Xiaobai and Huaban, were exceptionally well-behaved – the best guests in the common areas. We even bumped into their dog, Dahuang, at the Hemu Bridge. Despite never having met him before, he recognized us by scent alone and led us back to the guesthouse. I'd never encountered such an intelligent dog before. They say pets resemble their owners, and the owner is clearly a gentle and warm-hearted person.

Beyond a five-star experience! The room was incredibly comfortable, and all the amenities were excellent. Bvlgari toiletries were provided, and they thoughtfully prepared earplugs, disposable bath towels, regular towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, facial cleanser, makeup remover pads, and even hydrating face masks! With both underfloor heating and radiators, the room was perfectly warm. Welcome snacks were provided in the room, and in the evening, they even delivered fruit wine, additional snacks, and warm milk! Outside, there was a charming small courtyard with two swings – one overlooking the valley, the other facing the expansive grassland. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking. Watching herds of horses slowly make their way home across the grassland at sunset was a truly delightful experience! What impressed me most was that the hotel contacted us in advance, provided a comprehensive travel guide, and enthusiastically helped with directions, answered all our questions about local attractions, and offered excellent suggestions. They even helped arrange a car for us to see the morning mist. Although the fog was too thick to see the river, the trip was still incredibly worthwhile. It's an absolute secluded paradise, truly living up to its 'hidden gem' reputation!

Environment: You absolutely have to book a stay in the old village, as it's much more convenient. The new village is also a B&B right next to each other, but it's not as convenient. I originally wanted to book a stay in Yijing, but because I booked too late and there weren't enough rooms, I gave up. After comparing Yijing and Wushangyin, I ultimately chose Wushangyin. My stay confirmed my decision! Location: The location is quite convenient, within walking distance of the food court, though there isn't much good food there. You can take bus No. 2 or No. 3, which is two stops to Qiaotou Station, which is a ten-minute walk. Qiaotou Station is the central business district of Hemu Village, and KFC is right there. Facilities: Ansheng Villa and Wushangyin are located in separate courtyards, about 100 meters apart. The owner said Ansheng Villa only has four rooms. Surrounded by neatly arranged B&Bs, the view isn't very wide, but after a day of snow, the first clear day offered a beautiful view from the window. The interior is well-appointed, and the doors and windows are of excellent quality. There's also a slight foul smell from the sewers, which seems to be a common problem in Kanas and Hemu. We booked two rooms, a single-family room and a suite, located next door. The single-family room was larger and had a bathtub, but I doubt the electric water heater would have been able to handle the water usage. The suite was smaller, but had the advantage of a spacious shared living room. There was also a washing machine in the common area. During the snowy weather, which made it difficult to go out, I did a load of laundry. Although there wasn't a dryer, Xinjiang is even drier than Beijing, and even my fleece clothes dried in the underfloor heating. Dining: Breakfast was at Yinshi Fuguang Restaurant. It was quite crowded during the National Day holiday, so the food was average. The buffet was closed the next day, so we had tomato and egg noodles and beef noodles. They were better than the buffet and warm and comfortable. Yinshi Restaurant's main course was also good, with reasonably priced home-style dishes.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, right next to Hemu, and you can clearly see it from the courtyard. The small courtyard is full of flowers, giving it a magical vibe. The room decor is cozy and neat, incorporating many ethnic minority elements, making it very distinctive. The service is even better; the housekeeper contacted us a day in advance and warmly picked us up from the station. Seeing that we were a family of three, they proactively upgraded our room. My daughter found the room lighting a bit dim while doing her homework at night, and the staff member kindly invited us to use the front desk area, which was incredibly touching. We will definitely come back again.

Burqin is the first stop to Altay. There will be no direct flights from Shanghai to Altay in September, so we have to transfer in Lanzhou. The flight takes off at 6:55 and arrives in Altay at 15:00. You can rent a car and drive to Burqin for an hour and a half. After checking in, we went to the Internet Celebrity Bridge and then went to the food court opposite the hotel for dinner. The location of the hotel is also good. Together with Lavande, Lavande also comes here to have breakfast. Breakfast is quite complete, no freshly cooked noodles. The Yixiangyuan cold water fish dish I had for dinner in Burqin was the most delicious mutton kebab I had eaten in Altay for four days. It reminded me of the unforgettable mutton kebab I had on the Yizhao Highway three years ago. The price was 6 yuan/skewer. Also affordable. Zheka drove to Hemu and set off at 11 o'clock. After stopping and stopping, we arrived at 16:00, almost 5 hours.

Amazing hostel! Located conveniently. Yes on the pricier side but that is just the norm in Hemu village. For that price you get a great coffeeshop thats part of the hostel with some of the best staff I’ve met on my travels that gives a real sense of community and home. Always friendly and extremely helpful. The owner is also involved and shows genuine care for the operation, guests and staff. As close to a perfect hostel experience as you can get! Highly recommend this to all looking for a place to sleep in Hemu village or when visiting the ski resort.

The room was clean and tidy, the environment was comfortable, and we received a free room upgrade. The service was warm and attentive. It was very convenient for getting around and sightseeing, with a dedicated car pick-up and drop-off. We didn't even have to wait in line at the front desk; check-in was directly in our room. They patiently introduced us to local attractions and activities. The overall experience for dining, accommodation, and touring was fantastic. I'll definitely stay here again next time, and I truly recommend it to everyone!

I brought my parents to Altay to see the autumn scenery, worrying that the accommodation conditions in the mountainous area would be poor, but the result was a pleasant surprise. The hotel room was spacious, with new and clean facilities. During the day, I could accompany the elderly to stroll around the village and view the mountains. Returning to the room at night, the heating was great and the hot water supply was steady. Both of my parents said they had a very comfortable stay.