The guest room has its own private courtyard, outer corridor building, and double outer stairs for this building highlight. There are swimming pools, restaurants, cafes, bars and so on near the property. You need to leave the property to use the hotel voucher. The host of the homesay is committed to the idea of spreading the local culture of Turpan, using the red exterior walls of the Gobi oasis Turpan to put up external stairs around, and drawing on the characteristics of local residents - the drying house is re-presented with a very modern spatial line. Each floor is equipped with a rest terrace, Morocco with Xinjiang style decoration, giving visitors a sense of Western mystery, the room is also equipped with a large pool. Walk up an outer staircase with golden gingko edges to enter this homestay and take you through romantic Turkey in a second. The welcoming mango-colored corridors on each floor and the tiled lounges resemble the speckled rock layers of Cappadokia. Everywhere there are arch elements, geometric patterns, rich flavor will instantly drown people. Opening the door is more like going through any Doraemon door and coming directly to the small Moroccan town of Chefchaouen. The wall carpet, the small brick of the bathroom table, as far as the eye can see, are embedded in a deep shallow blue: deep blue, blue, lake blue, light blue... Every corner, will meet a different blue, just like lost in a blue maze.
"The breakfast at Yuefeng Hostel in Turpan was a wonderful surprise! The variety far exceeded my expectations, offering a complete range of Chinese hot porridge and noodles, Western baked goods, and Xinjiang specialties like freshly baked naan, milk tea, and handmade yogurt. The seasonal fruits were sweet and juicy, and the dishes were fresh and exquisite, catering to both halal and diverse tastes. The self-service was convenient, and the environment was clean and comfortable. It was the most abundant breakfast I had during my trip to Xinjiang—highly recommended!"