Quiet Inn Joan Kushtai

This is the worst homestay I've stayed in in Xinjiang. I suspect the owner rushed to open the business to make money as soon as the peak season arrived this year. They didn't even clean the room before they received me. There were dead flies all over the floor as soon as I entered the room, leftover water and used toothpaste tubes from others next to the sink, cigarette ash on the toilet seat, a moldy basket, a dusty towel rack, dirty slippers, dust everywhere in the room, and dirty pillowcases. The sound insulation was also very poor. The tenants who checked in on the same night brought a lot of children. The children were still screaming and crying at two in the middle of the night, running around on the public terrace outside, making so much noise that I didn't get a good rest the whole night. I couldn't play at all the next day and was very listless. There was also a water pipe burst several times one night, and the water heater didn't work well. I was washing when it suddenly became freezing cold, and I adjusted the water temperature again and it became scalding hot again. More than six hundred a night is not cheap, I don't know where the good reviews come from, it's not as good as a two or three hundred yuan homestay with a sanitary environment. Spending so much money to sleep in such a bad homestay, be careful

半山腰，很安靜，空氣清新

客棧位置很好，也很容易找到。房間的窗户看出去就可以看到好看的雪景，衞生狀況佳，老闆人很好。