4 Star Hotels in Bishkek

Bishkek is much better than I thought, and it is also the level of hotels and restaurants. The rooms have a good quality standard, a good shower, a good bathroom, all right for a 4**** without being spectacular, meets. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable.

I am very grateful to Ctrip's online customer service for patiently, politely and quickly solving all the problems we encountered in foreign hotels. The hotel is also very friendly and welcoming, and also upgraded the room type for free, so that we can relax and rest at the hotel after intensive work. The breakfast is also very rich, the environment is comfortable and quiet, the front desk and customer service are very polite, special thanks to Mark at the front desk, he has studied Chinese in China and helped us a lot, he will stay here again next time

On the side of Chuy, the main street of Bishkek, not far from its White House and square. There are two local shopping malls behind the square. The more modern Mall also has fast food. Fortunately, the arranged room faces well, and I see the snow-capped mountains in the distance. Very good mood and landscape. It is also because there are not many high-rise buildings in the area, and there is basically no visual obstruction. The public space on the floor smells bad, but the room is very good. It is recommended to stay.

The hotel is conveniently located in the city centre, about a 20-minute walk from the Parliament Building and Museum. The hotel is small and exquisite and in good condition. On the first day, I was upgraded to the Executive Suite on the 6th floor for a while and it was very spacious. The service attitude of the staff is very rare in Central Asia. The consumer price of the restaurant is similar to that of the provincial capital city, and it is very high for the locals. The president is good. The second time I returned to the capital, I chose this one. Because I miss their breakfast! A lot of fruit yogurt selection! It is hard to get in a big meat country.

Booked a hotel from the location , it is practically in the center . Now I understand that in Bishkek you have to take hotels closer to the mountains , it is not worth taking in the center . ( Very noisy and lot of dust ) The hotel has bad sound insulation : and from external noise and from internal sounds . Number: big , clean , but ... My impression is not cozy . There are a number of comments to the room : it is very difficult to adjust the water , not very convenient mattress , small and inconvenient shelter . Breakfasts - very and very scarce ... Personal - trained , hard-working , responds to guest requests . General impression : Without an alternative - you can live a couple of days , but if there are options better - I would choose another hotel !

The hotel was generally very beautiful and sufficient. The workers were ridiculous and helpful. The receptionists speak Turkish. Breakfast is beautiful and sufficient. A shop hotel. It is a Asia Mall hunt nearby. I think there is a big window in the only trouble. and the light from outside doesn't stop enough, it's hard to sleep in sundays.

I last wrote about this hotel in June 2019, so I felt it was time for an update. Looking through recent TripAdvisor reviews, I see much of my work has been done for me. Just last month, Hashmat Singh did an excellent job of capturing many of the details I would otherwise have included. I will try to supplement his and the many other glowing reviews, rather than repeat them. The good news is that not much has changed over the years since my last (pre-Covid) visit. Solutel continues to provide excellent accommodations and top-notch service at very competitive prices. The hotel is located in a cul-de-sac, so you can sleep with the windows open to the fresh mountain air without worrying about late-night sirens or early morning traffic noise. Blackout curtains keep the early morning sun at bay until it is invited. The air conditioning is whisper quiet, not one of those noisy window units. The location allows easy walking access to much of the downtown area. But Bishkek has grown considerably over the years, and new restaurant offerings are continually popping up, some of the more interesting ones being found in the suburbs. Taxis can be ordered at the front desk, and are inexpensive by Western standards. A recent trip to a restaurant took about 25 minutes by taxi (due to traffic issues) and the fare was 200 som ($2.50). As others have said, rooms are well-appointed with luxuries such as “King” beds that are made of two standard mattresses, heated bathroom floors, bidets (which will spoil Americans once they get used to the feeling of being fresh and clean), reading lamps bedside, in-room safes, free in-room Wi-Fi, blackout curtains and modern windows that open, HDTVs, etc. On the downside, TV content at the moment is mainly Russian content in the Russian language. In anticipation of this, I brought my Roku streaming device, which works well when plugged into the same HDMI socket as the hotel uses for TV. However, all hotel outlets are 220 volt. To my surprise the Roku box is 115 volt, so I had to locally buy an 80-watt converter and an adapter to use it ($20 for all). The included breakfasts are great, as they can accommodate many individual tastes and time-zones. For those that arrived in the wee hours of the morning, they will be looking for dinner fare more so than breakfast fare. For those of us that have multi-week stays, we can gradually transition from dinner to breakfast fare each morning. The breakfast area is modern and bright, and there’s an outdoor patio for those that prefer alfresco meals aside garden views with snow capped mountain glimpses. Staff members are all eager to provide genuine Kyrgyz hospitality. Kudos to management for providing a pleasant team-oriented working environment and being supportive during the difficult Covid times. (Note that Bishkek, rightly or wrongly, is entirely mask-free now.) My wife and I were surprised how many familiar faces we encountered on this trip. Zamir was a sommelier three years ago

Stayed in the hotel for 3 nights for work. The check in was fast and smooth. The rooms are not big but comfortable enough. The bathroom is spacious and clean. The plugs are not conveniently located. I was expecting a really good breakfast but I was slightly disappointed (no fresh coffee, limited choice of eggs). It will take around 10-15 mins to get to the city center by car so you need to install taxi app to get around Bishkek. Overall, considering the low price, the hotel was good. But if I had a bigger budget I would stay closer to the center. P.S. during winter the rooftop is closed and because of smog you cannot see mountains. So great views from the hotel are not available in December to March period.

Very nice staff and breakfast is excellent.

Comfortable location, almost in the center, in the pedestrian availability of shopping restaurants shops, everything you need. Three days of accommodation were received in rubles of about 8 thousand. For this money was provided a magnificent room and breakfast was included. In the room is a good quality repair and finish. Good big soft bed, panoramic windows, air conditioning, good expensive furniture, excellent bath. Also all dispensers: soap, shampoo, coats, towels. All recommend, the service is excellent6 will definitely come again.