Consulate1890 Kashgar

I stayed there for two nights during the May Day holiday. There was no one else but me and my friend. The price of the B&B is really not... I suggest you re-position the price.

It may be the most relaxing resting place for the whole Xinjiang trip. The children can play freely in the yard. The man works. I can read books, drink tea, and chat with the hostess. Afternoon tea and breakfast are very good, and the local scenery and modern comfort are integrated here. The shelves are full of beautiful and readable books, especially about the Silk Road. The stories about the house, the history of Kashgar, and travel tips that I want to know have also been answered and recommended in detail. What's even better is that it is a 5-minute walk from the local food street. The hostess's recommendation is very reliable, which is much more authentic than those dirty and messy small restaurants near the ancient city. That night, I happened to show the CCTV version of the documentary of the New Silk Road to the children. The Kashgar episode focused on the adventure story of Sven Hedin, and of course the Tsarist Russian Consulate could not be avoided. When the children saw the house they were in at the moment appeared in the story, they were stunned. A wonderful coincidence. Anyway, it is recommended to travelers who want to connect with history, travelers who want something different from the online celebrity ecosystem, and travelers who want to eat and sleep well. Baby friendly, very quiet, clean and beautiful.

I love the whole building and the yard, the grape vines climbing all over the pergola, the attitude and care of the owner towards the old building, the dried apricot, fig and red date tea brewed here, and Liu Meili, who has a good temper and can look after the house and yard. This will be one of the places I miss most in Kashgar, and I am looking forward to coming again.

A century-old cultural relic building, an inn originated from the dream of Lingzhi, a shop owner girl who is full of affection for the Western Regions, a clingy dog, a warm breakfast, a historical and cultural salon at night... I am grateful for the encounter, stayed for two days, reluctant to leave, and look forward to seeing you again.

You must be mentally prepared to live in an old building. It is really difficult to do the hardware well, but it is already pretty good. However, for the price of the suite, I personally think that the accessories and hardware can be better. The little girl at the front desk is so cute, always with a cute smile, and the breakfast is also very delicious! The display in the homestay is very attentive, I like it very much. Liu Meili is cute and fierce. The baby is still thinking about Liu Meili after leaving for two days. I believe she will remember this short and beautiful day.

It was a wonderful stay, just like staying in a museum, which is unimaginable in other cities. Maybe you won't be able to stay here for a while. I cherished this last stop of my trip to Kashgar. I experienced the life and work of the former Russian ambassador. The boss explained the history of the homestay. I learned knowledge without spending any money. The mattress at night was the most comfortable. I highly recommend it.

This B&B has history, stories, and the warmth of home. It is very clean! Worth experiencing!

A small restaurant with refreshing ethnic characteristics, historical and cultural heritage, you can stay here if you have the chance Welcome tea and snacks: carefully prepared by the Tajik sister-in-law Airport pick-up service: The boss does it himself, as kind and enthusiastic as an old friend

The most expensive homestay in Kashgar, the location is very good, next to the food street, a distance from the ancient city, came for the former Russian consulate, the layout is very unique, the room is average, the single bed is a little small, the breakfast is very good. The boss is very enthusiastic, knows Kashgar very well, and made suggestions for our itinerary. Overall, it is worth staying.