【A Hidden Paradise in Turpan】A homestay you can stay at with peace of mind

When we were driving from the airport to the homestay, both the adult and the child kept questioning me, "Can we change to a hotel?" because they thought the street outside the homestay looked a bit rundown. But after stepping into the homestay, neither of them said a word. While waiting for the room to be cleaned, the homestay offered us afternoon tea. The combination of the afternoon tea won over the child's heart, and she repeatedly said "delicious" involuntarily.
The room's decoration and furnishings clearly show thoughtful and careful design, paired with a high-end and quality feel. From the reception hall to the guest room corridor, from the café to the restaurant, from the pool to the sand therapy area, from room decoration to spatial design, from the overall to the details, you can see the consistent philosophy of the designer. It's especially suitable for girls who love taking photos.
Breakfast is semi-buffet style (fixed set meal + fruits, drinks, porridge, and raisins buffet). The tableware and plating increase guests' appetite. The front desk recommended a local specialty spicy chicken from Silai, which locals often go to eat. It is indeed very distinctive. Although the environment is not that great, the taste is probably only available here. This restaurant basically only sells this one dish, and after eating, the family said they must go again before leaving.
After a day of playing, we found that although this place looks quite remote, it actually isn't, because Turpan itself is not very big. We originally thought the bustling city center had nothing much to see, so staying here was just right. It is very close to the Turpan Museum, Sugong Pagoda, and Grape Valley. Staying two nights for a vacation allows the tired body to rest well.

Post by IslandHopper@30 | Aug 16, 2025