Pet Friendly Hotels in Chu, Kyrgyzstan

Our reservation was for 3 people, but upon arrival, the room we'd booked hadn't been cleaned. They offered us another room without windows in the same wing, or a room with a window in a different wing, but both were for only 2 people! We ended up having to ask, and even slightly persuade them, to give us an extra pillow since there were three of us, not two! Body towels were only provided upon request, and again, they initially wanted to give us only two! Toiletries in the room were already half-empty when we checked in. The double-glazed windows did a good job of blocking out the construction noise. In the room with a window, there were two single beds, even though we were three adults and a small child (one person on one bed and an entire family on a single bed!). The breakfast was exclusively Chinese: watery rice porridge, boiled egg, a bun, fried onions, and carrots. For drinks, there was green tea or water.

During our stay with family, the front desk staff provided warm and thoughtful service. They even took the initiative to help hold the door open when they saw we were traveling with the elderly and children. The guest room was clean, tidy and spacious, with a wet-dry separated bathroom that was convenient and comfortable to use. The room had ample heating, ensuring a cozy stay for both the elderly and kids. The hotel is located close to the museum and the square, making it easy to go out and visit scenic spots. Our child absolutely loved the hotel swimming pool. We were very satisfied with the overall stay experience.

Cool concept, everything is well-designed. There's a co-working space attached to the hostel/hotel. It has everything you need to relax and spend a pleasant evening. The hostel is very clean, and the bed linen is nice. On the downside, it's a bit far from the city center (about a 20-minute walk). Also, it's worth noting that in the bathroom, there are no hooks for towels by the sink – a minor detail, but inconvenient. There's no shower gel in the showers (good thing I brought my own).