Pet Friendly Hotels in Kashgar City

My recent stay at the Silk Road Rendezvous B&B in Kashgar Old City completely overturned three of my preconceived notions about B&Bs in just a few days. Change 1: Re-evaluating B&Bs – More than just a place to sleep, it's about living your dream life. The moment I stepped into their private courtyard, the world instantly quieted down. Outside, there was the vibrant hustle and bustle of the thousand-year-old city, but inside the courtyard, it was a tranquil oasis where time seemed to stand still. Drinking tea and simply relaxing under the big tree, bathed in dappled light, I truly experienced a 'haven in the heart of the city.' This was exactly the Kashgar I'd dreamt of – the B&B itself was a destination. Change 2: Re-evaluating service managers – From 'call if you need anything' to 'being quietly accompanied and pampered.' Xiao Mu and Xiao Yue were warm, thoughtful, and incredibly attentive. They even kindly accompanied us on tours of the old city, explaining its history, helping us book show tickets, assisting us in attending a Uyghur wedding, and teaching us Uyghur dances. Their constant care made us feel incredibly warm, surprised, and touched! Change 3: Re-evaluating accommodations within a scenic area – Who says vibrancy and tranquility can't coexist? I used to worry that B&Bs in scenic areas would be 'noisy, chaotic, and expensive.' But here, opening the door brings you into the vibrant daily life of the ancient city, while closing it envelops you in the serenity of my private courtyard. It turns out that even in the heart of a scenic area, you can find the blissful feeling of a secluded retreat. Finally, I want to extend a special thanks to the two managers, Xiao Mu and Xiao Yue. You transformed 'service' into genuine 'companionship.' One created comfort in the rooms, and the other planted warmth in our hearts. While the beautiful sights and delicious food of Kashgar might eventually fade from memory, your smiles will stay with me forever.

I rarely leave reviews, but I *had* to give a shout-out to this incredibly warm and welcoming guesthouse! **Ambiance:** Located within the ancient city, it boasts its own charming courtyard and Kashgar-style decor. There's a subtle, pleasant aroma as soon as you step in, instantly making you feel relaxed and at ease. **Cleanliness:** Every room was spotless. Due to a last-minute booking, I ended up staying in three different room types, but every single one was impeccably clean. It's clear the owner has high standards for hygiene. **Service:** There are so many lovely staff members here! They are incredibly enthusiastic yet always respect your space. Every day, I'd return to a delightful spread of snacks and drinks! Even if I missed breakfast, they'd save a meal for me! What's more, be it breakfast, afternoon tea, or cocktails, everything was excellent – not just thrown together, but clearly made with great care and passion for running a guesthouse. Since my flight was in the late afternoon, the guesthouse even proactively offered a late checkout so I could get some extra rest! I was still being showered with treats before I left, and I even snagged a jar of their floral tea to take with me! 🙉 They'd always proactively ask about airport transfers, unlike many places where you have to request it. Plus, there's a special local souvenir when you check out! Since it's in the ancient city, the staff even handle luggage transport, so you don't have to worry about dragging your bags to the guesthouse yourself. 🥰 I've already recommended this place to all my girlfriends! If I ever come back, I wouldn't hesitate to choose this guesthouse again! Honestly, it was the most comfortable and enjoyable stay I had during my entire trip to Southern Xinjiang! 😍

The room was quite clean. The hotel wasn't big, but it was still pretty good for taking photos and checking in online. It wasn't far from the entrance to the ancient city, and most importantly, it was very close to the popular Rainbow Alley, making it very worthwhile for the room price. Unfortunately, there was no elevator, so I had to carry my suitcase up the stairs. My suitcase weighed 20 kilograms, but thankfully the hotel owner helped me carry it up. The next morning, he got up early again to help me carry it downstairs and even walked me a short distance. I was so touched. Because the suitcase was so heavy, I only realized when I got home that the handle was broken, which was a bit of a shame.

The room was absolutely gorgeous, with a refreshing color scheme and exquisite furnishings. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the courtyard was beautiful. Staying there felt incredibly wonderful; every day was sunny and bright. The western area wasn't too noisy, and there weren't many people around at midday or in the morning, so I could stroll around at my leisure. The guesthouse's cafe across the street was also very comfortable, and the second floor was quiet with a great view. The guesthouse manager was incredibly kind and helpful 🥰. On my first day, she even helped me with my luggage when I stayed upstairs. Then, on the second day, when I went to have a photoshoot and mentioned having menstrual cramps, she specially went to get me painkillers. This very attentive, meticulous, and kind lady further enhanced my positive impression of the guesthouse. The excellent staff and the wonderful guesthouse made my long journey much more comfortable. I also want to commend the guesthouse for thoughtfully providing earplugs.

Students volunteer in the hostel accommodation industry, provide almost the same labor time in the morning, noon and evening, provide free residence employee dormitory, have provided free three meals, can be given free 'duration' tuition free, need lunch break to provide free school accommodation. Don't worry about working in the working environment. Cleaning the quilt is also a housework. In the future, living with other big and small people will be popular. Those who work hard will be popular. Exercise and exercise, and the waist will be more active. The various operating units of the hostel lodging industry do not refuse to charge a certain number of ‘volunteers’. ‘Volunteers’ only provide labor, no companionship, and no other companionship. Those who can drive vehicles can pick up and drop off guests. Most of the people who travel abroad are big names, or later big names, and we all play around the world.

The hotel is situated right within the old city, requiring guests to pass through a security check and then walk a short distance to reach it. For those with a lot of luggage, the hotel can arrange for staff assistance. The overall design has a distinctly Xinjiang feel, offering an immersive experience of traditional Southern Xinjiang residential architecture. The interiors are well-appointed, and there's a terrace providing excellent views of the ancient city. However, parking is inconvenient as the entrance to the old city is often crowded with people and traffic.

The room was beautiful, full of folk customs, typical Xinjiang residences. The location was very convenient, right inside the ancient city scenic area, and only three minutes from the opening ceremony of the ancient city's east gate. There's a large parking lot right at the entrance of the ancient city scenic area, with parking available. The male owner got up early to pick us up from the station. He's handsome, has a pleasant voice, and is especially good at expressing himself. During the short journey to the B&B, he gave us a thorough description of the surrounding attractions and folk customs of the ancient city in a few words. The female owner is from Xinjiang and expressed her concern for us in the local language, reminding us to wear thick clothes. I especially want to mention that there's a little boy at home. He's very handsome and has a strong Xinjiang accent. Although he can't communicate fluently in Mandarin yet, his eye contact is enough to connect. Hahaha. I really want to borrow him to hold him for a few nights and give him more kisses... Overall, it was a very pleasant stay... I'll definitely come again.

The hotel is located on an unremarkable roadside, but stepping into the room was a pleasant surprise. The decor was full of ethnic character, making my friends and I joke that we felt like princesses in Xinjiang! The facilities were all new and well-equipped. They even upgraded us to a family room for free, which had two separate wet and dry bathrooms – very convenient. The front desk staff were always responsive to our requests, and the overall service was excellent. It's only about a 15-minute walk to the West District of Kashgar Old City. I'll definitely consider staying here first on my next visit to Kashgar.

This hotel is in a very convenient location. Close to Id Kah mosque and right in the heart of old Kasghar. Breakfast is limited and served only 9 to 10 am. Don't expect coffee. They try the best they can, but even instant coffee is a huge deal. Soymilk, they serve at breakfast, but if you ask for coffee, they dont serve bu try to provide. You still might want to skip that. Nice receptionist. I communicated through translation apps. They have translation apps on their phones, too Check-in was a huge deal. I am guessing it is the same in every hotel in China. If you are looking for a clean bed in a central location, don't expect too much this is for you. They provide all bathroom amenities. I would stay here again.

The B&B experience I booked in Kashgar this time was great! The location is close to Khan Bazaar, which is very convenient for travel. The B&B has very ethnic characteristics, and people can feel the strong local customs as soon as they enter. In terms of hygiene, it is very clean and tidy, and the rooms and public areas are kept spotless. The facilities are relatively complete and have everything you need, making it very comfortable to live in. In short, this B&B is extremely cost-effective and highly recommended to everyone. Don’t miss it when traveling to Kashgar. 💯