My stay was made by Kuma lovely lady at front desk each day during my stay. She made sure I had bottled water every day and researched car driver back to Almaty and arranged taxis. Room was huge retro Russian Separate living area with large bathroom. Toiletries supplied including toothbrush comb toothpaste. Two twin beds desk and chair. Bed was comfortable but sheets not fitted and no mattress or pillow cover. Free breakfast 730-11 was loads of hot cold items including eggs. Air conditioner super as it was 30c one day. Construction next door but didn’t hear noise. Close to all sights by walking. Would stay here again

This was a very last minute booking, our flight arrived very early morning to Bishkek so we decided to book a hotel to rest for few hours. We arrived 6 am, check in was easy and quick.

A bed finally! But around 9 am a drilling noise woke us up, they were doing building reparations right out of our room! It was unfortunate!

The staff tried to fix it and change us to another room but unfortunately it was too late we would leave the hotel in a few hours.

Stayed a couple of nights, after visiting the previous day and deciding that I had to move here from my hostel room.

I had Room 57 on the top floor - good comfort, quiet. One power socket was not working, so moved the kettle.

Buffet style breakfast was sufficiently good. Some renovation work meant that the exercise and meeting areas were not available, but I would not have used these anyway.

Best aspects were friendly (English-speaking) staff and the location - quiet side street, but only a few minutes walk from Chuy Avenue, with the White House etc.

Great value.