2-Star Hotels in Burqin

While all the cabins look pretty similar from the outside, the interior facilities and attention to detail really set this one apart. The room's decor is clean, minimalist, and stylish. The smart controls and bathroom amenities actually offer a better experience than most mid-range hotels in the city. They even provide individually wrapped towels, and a whole tray of local specialty snacks and milk. Every little detail shows how much thought has been put in, and it's clear the owner genuinely cares about the guest experience.

The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, with complete facilities, Gree air conditioning, Hisense VIDDA TV quality is reassuring, the hotel is located very close to the food street, the passenger station and the cultural square, and not far from the tower bridge. Get up early and take a walk in the square, which is very pleasant. The nearby breakfast shop is also delicious and affordable. Baolsake, thin buns, and milk tea are all Xinjiang characteristics and worth tasting.

The hotel is about a hundred meters from the scenic bus drop off point and also near the Hemu Bridge. They host responds quickly and patiently and treats the guest like a family and will recommend you to some good places to eat and cool activities. The rooms are clean and nice. The best thing have a golden retriever that can happily guide you to the sunrise view deck which is very amazing. The coffee shop in front is very cozy and the staff are kind. I’ll definitely be back and will recommend this if you’re visiting Hemu.

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 excellent, with windows directly overlooking the woods, offering a truly beautiful view. It was a split-level room, ensuring high privacy, and came fully equipped with all necessary toiletries and 24-hour hot water, making for a very comfortable stay. I had looked at many guesthouses in Hemu and selected this one because it was affordably priced and boasted a beautiful setting. My stay here absolutely confirmed it was a great choice. The owner and all the staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating, practically granting every request. The restaurant's food was very good, catering well to mainland Chinese palates, and the dining environment was also very pleasant. This is definitely a place I would choose to stay at again on my next visit to Hemu.

Boss Liu is such a nice person, warm-hearted, quick-tempered, and attentive. He doesn't know what to ask, and he entertains me warmly. It's really touching. The B&B looks old from the outside, but the decoration inside is very modern, clean and hygienic. It is very good for traveling, especially in scenic spots. The transportation location is convenient for transfers, and it is close to the Kanas River. It is also very convenient to go for a walk along the riverside trail. There are restaurants, supermarkets and other supporting facilities in the surrounding villages. When we went out, Boss Liu was afraid that we would be tired from taking care of the children, so he drove us to see us. Before leaving, he gave us water and helped us carry our luggage. Must give a five-star rating!

The room's cleanliness was acceptable, but being a semi-basement, it was very damp. If you weren't on the top floor, the water pipes above would be constantly gurgling. The soundproofing was also poor; you could hear the neighbors' doors opening loudly in the middle of the night. We got free breakfast with dinner. To get three breakfasts, we had dinner at the guesthouse, and the result was both dinner and breakfast were bad. Dinner was barely tolerable, not disgusting but not good either. The complimentary breakfast, priced at 25 yuan per person, was terrible. It was just steamed buns and porridge, with two vegetable sides and two types of pickles you could add. We got a few tickets for eggs when we entered. Are they that desperate for money? Even their cheapest room is over 300 yuan; are they really that short on cash? To get from the hotel to the transfer center, you either take the scenic bus or call the hotel's shuttle. After checking out, we asked the front desk, and they said to wait a bit at the entrance. So I went to wait for the hotel's car, with two other people a little behind me. When the hotel car arrived, I called the driver to wait while I went to get them. I was back in less than ten seconds, but the driver had already gotten out and walked away. We thought he was getting something, so we waited in the car for almost 20 minutes. Two scenic buses had already passed. The driver didn't come back. We went to the front desk, and they said they'd call him. A driver, who we'd greeted, pretended not to see or hear us just so we'd take the public bus, saving him a trip. That's quite something. Finally, after waiting another five or six minutes, he still didn't show up. A public bus arrived, so we just took that and left. Ultimately, there's no need to visit Hemu Village. Coming all this way, it's definitely not a must-see. The bonfire party was completely impersonal and utterly boring. It was just about lighting a fire, and even the right to light it was auctioned off for money. And even then, only a small flame was lit. Is it worth thousands of yuan? Plus, a bunch of staff members were围 (wei - circled) around the fire, with the audience kept further back. You couldn't even get a full shot of the bonfire; it was all blocked by people in black uniforms. Apart from the larger chain restaurants, all food and drinks in the scenic area were double the price. The supermarket at the visitor center was also double the price. The front desk staff were almost unbelievably rude, acting like they were hot stuff. I asked how much the roasted sausage was, and without even opening their mouth, they just pointed their finger at a small price tag on a line. How arrogant! First, the tag was barely visible, and second, if a customer asks, they should at least open their mouth. What if it was a customer with poor eyesight asking? My overall impression of Hemu Village is that everyone there is full of themselves. The scenery is mediocre, the service is terrible, and you get ripped off the moment you arrive.

Accommodation in Hemu is quite expensive, but this hostel is relatively affordable. The wooden house is uniquely decorated, with large windows and a terrace. The courtyard is also beautiful, with blooming flowers. The mattress was very comfortable, and the quilt was nice. This is a relatively good hostel.

The room faces the Populus euphratica forest with snow-capped mountains behind it – the location is absolutely fantastic! The underfloor heating plus electric heating makes it a complete contrast to the cold outdoors, like a world of difference. The owner is very thoughtful, providing full guidance throughout our trip, which greatly enhanced our experience. This trip was definitely worth it!

We stayed at Hemu Treasure B&B with our kids. The small but charming wooden cabin was cozy and inviting, and spotlessly clean – even the corners were neat and odor-free. The owner was incredibly kind and patient, offering helpful advice on sightseeing routes and practical tips for viewing spots. It was quiet and peaceful, perfect for resting and exploring. A truly reassuring place to stay on our journey through Northern Xinjiang.