Kyrgyzstan
, Bishkek 
Sean
Hotel was close to the bus depot, so was easily accessible and close to the rest of the town.
Free breakfast buffet every morning, including eggs, bacon, sausage, baked goods, fruit, coffee, etc. Pool was a nice to have. Staff were helpful enough and spoke multiple languages, but patience might be needed if some of them don't fluently speak the same language as you.
The first bedroom I was assigned to had a shared (locked) door to another room beside mine, and I could hear everything they were doing. Front desk was happy to change my room without issue, but I still find it odd that the set up exists and that it's not soundproof.
Housekeeping was fine, and no real issues with cleanliness.
There is a neighbor in the area who apparently likes to occasionally play loud music until early in the morning. One night he was playing music until 2am. Not the hotel's fault and apparently they've tried to talk to him before. To be fair, I was there during a public holiday.
Overall was a good experience, but don't go in expecting a high-end resort.
Free breakfast buffet every morning, including eggs, bacon, sausage, baked goods, fruit, coffee, etc. Pool was a nice to have. Staff were helpful enough and spoke multiple languages, but patience might be needed if some of them don't fluently speak the same language as you.
The first bedroom I was assigned to had a shared (locked) door to another room beside mine, and I could hear everything they were doing. Front desk was happy to change my room without issue, but I still find it odd that the set up exists and that it's not soundproof.
Housekeeping was fine, and no real issues with cleanliness.
There is a neighbor in the area who apparently likes to occasionally play loud music until early in the morning. One night he was playing music until 2am. Not the hotel's fault and apparently they've tried to talk to him before. To be fair, I was there during a public holiday.
Overall was a good experience, but don't go in expecting a high-end resort.
