Chunkushitai Spring Inn

The room is very unique, the owner is very enthusiastic, I owe the owner a photo here! There is a coffee shop next to the inn, which is also very convenient. The whole village environment is so beautiful, you can see the snow-capped mountains and grasslands when you open the door, but it takes a long time to drive, so everyone should pay attention to safety.

Must give it a thumbs up. The cabin is fully functional and even has a smart toilet and coffee shop. Accompanied by the gurgling water, I enjoyed it very much and really wanted to stay a few more days. The boss is very honest and enthusiastic. Both dinner and breakfast tasted very good. Qiongkush Terrace is the place that makes me linger the most in this circuit. I will come again next time.

The review is a little late because I'm too busy. I've always wanted to write a good review for this hotel. The boss is really dedicated to the business. And the details are full. Whether it's the equipment and facilities, hotel supplies, service attitude, or catering, they are all impeccable. The boss is a generous person at first glance, not fussy about details, with high IQ and EQ. The boss's wife is also very hospitable and polite. The whole inn is really heartwarming. For example, the boss brought the steamed buns as soon as my dad took out the insulin. When I first met him, he said he had a stomachache, so the boss specially added carrots to warm his stomach. Who understands? Some details are something I thought I would never encounter in Xinjiang. Here I ate the most delicious pot of mutton in the entire Xinjiang trip. It's right to choose this place, it's definitely worth the four-hour drive on the mountain road.

The boss is very enthusiastic and has a good service attitude. He has a younger brother to help carry the luggage. If any problems are reported to the boss, they can be rectified in time. The room is very warm, the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is at least 10 degrees.

As a 4a-level scenic spot, Qiongkush Terrace’s supporting catering and accommodation are indeed average, but it also allows people to experience the charm of primitive nature. The inn is very small and located at the entrance of the village. It is very convenient for horse riding and hiking. The room is a Kazakh cabin. The one-night price of a room with an independent bathroom is comparable to that of a five-star hotel in a first-tier city. But when you wake up on the second day and you can see the snow-capped mountains in the back, these are nothing. The innkeeper was very enthusiastic and taught us how to play Qiongku Shitai. In addition, I found that the management of the horse team in the village is still very strict. No matter how you ride, the price is 80 yuan an hour. All in all, it’s worth a visit to the Poor Times, especially the scenery in the back mountain is incomparable.

I like it very much. The house has everything you need. The bath water is also very comfortable and the temperature is suitable. It is a bit cold at night and in the morning, but there is heating. The breakfast is a bit thin and can be improved.