Family-friendly Hotels in Burqin

enjoyed the stay very much, beautiful caravan with windows to see stars at night. has ample space and mini refrigerator. warm and comfortable. has fruits and snacks. surrounding is also beautiful and quiet. we were not very familiar with the location and transport options to the hotel, and since it was pretty late, there were no more buses and taxis available, hotel was not able to give clear directions and provide help to get to hotel, no pick up service. we had to walk very far to reach hotel. the bus stops in front of the hotel entrance but it is still quite far from the caravan place. not advisable for ppl with alot of luggage.

The location is next to the township government, the best location in the village! It's very quiet and comfortable, avoiding the location of tour groups, and it's very convenient to go anywhere. The flowers here are the richest in the whole village, it feels like a sea of ​​flowers! Really, I visited a lot of B&Bs, but none of them are as beautiful as this one, and the photos are beyond the scope of this one. The lady is very nice. If you have anything you don’t understand, feel free to ask and she will introduce it to you!

A special shout-out to the gentleman who welcomed us; he kindly carried my luggage to the room, and I sincerely appreciate the warm reception and attention, especially in the chilly weather. This accommodation boasts the best location, right next to the famous Hemu Bridge and the closest point to access the viewing platform for stunning dawn or sunrise photography. There are numerous restaurants nearby, and we enjoyed complimentary welcome coffees and mini ice creams. The soothing sound of the Hemu riverside flowing nearby added to the overall experience.

The service of the girl at the front desk was very good. I drove until the early morning and hurriedly booked a room without a window. When I picked up the room, the beautiful girl at the front desk reminded me and got a reply. She upgraded me to a room with a window directly. It was really warm. The hotel facilities were generally good and cost-effective. It is worth staying in first

In Hemu New Village, the room is clean and spacious, with a disposable bathtub set. After shopping in the evening, you can soak in it to relax your body and mind. In the house, you can overlook the distant mountains, white clouds, and chirping birds. The dishes in the B&B restaurant taste good, and the breakfast is also quite rich, which is worth recommending. At 7 o'clock in the morning, the B&B has a shuttle bus to take guests to Hemu Bridge to watch the morning fog. Military coats are specially placed in each room. They are very clean, new, and warm. Very considerate service, thumbs up.

The room was big, and the front desk upgraded it for free, so the bathroom was also big. Originally, breakfast was not included, but the front desk lady sent 4 breakfasts. The breakfast variety was OK. The waitress was very enthusiastic, and the folk music she played was also very nice. The only thing that made me angry was the male receptionist at the front desk. From the time we checked in to the time we checked out, no matter what we asked, he never looked at us straight in the eye. When we asked if we could get two room cards, he refused without even looking up. Later I learned that this hotel is owned by a private owner. I don't know why they hire such employees.

The room was very good. It was very cold and snowed heavily on the day we went to Hemu. The housekeeper was afraid that we would be cold, so he considerately upgraded our room to a room with floor heating. We could call a pick-up driver twice to go to the villa, which was very convenient. The villa is near the transfer center Hemu Villa. I personally feel that it is better to live here. There are more things to see in the old village, but the environment is relatively poor. It is actually very convenient to go anywhere by taking the internal bus of the scenic area. Five points recommended! There are also alpacas and dogs in the villa. The alpacas are really cute hahaha.

My husband and I are photography enthusiasts. We have always wanted to go to Kanas to take pictures of the scenery. We stayed in the Fairy Tale Castle by chance. First of all, the room theme on the page attracted me. It was very unique. After checking in, I found that it was like a treasure house. The old Ou furniture was very distinctive, with a bit of Western classical fairy tale romance. I took a few photos to share with you. It is really worth the experience. The boss was very enthusiastic to take us to visit various theme rooms and upgraded our room type for free. 👍 If I have the opportunity to come to Xinjiang next time, I will definitely stay for a longer time

The room is well-equipped, the bed is clean and tidy, the beautiful Irtysh River is outside the window, and the food street is close at hand, but it will never affect your rest. The hotel staff is enthusiastic and proactive, and there is a sense of home. This is one of the most satisfactory hotels in this Xinjiang trip.

The hotel's exterior environment is pretty good, with small wooden houses and beautiful flowers and plants. The room cost more than 1,000 yuan a night, but the interior of the room was similar to that of an 80-yuan express hotel. The toilet smelled bad, and the pillow smelled bad. I didn't sleep well all night. I ordered a big plate of chicken in the restaurant, which was the worst big plate of chicken I have ever eaten in my life. I have been in Xinjiang for more than ten days, and Hemu had the worst experience. In addition, when checking out, the waiter's attitude was stiff, which gave people a bad feeling.