Hotel "Tranzit" in Almaty

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I stayed here for a day. A duvet cover was not provided with the bedding set. If you take a bed in a hostel and not a separate room, then the shower you will get is far from the best. If you manage to secure it, consider yourself lucky. Poor sound insulation, at night you can hear everything that happens on the other side of the door. At first glance, the rooms have beautiful panoramic windows. But in fact, it’s difficult to sleep at night because of the light from the lamps on the other side of the window at the station. And besides, the rooms do not have radiators or any convectors for heating the room. Because of this, the rooms are extremely cool. It blows from the windows. There are no sockets in the hostel beds, you have to leave your phone charging unattended, and as the hostel rules say, they are not responsible for the loss of things. There are really not enough curtains and thicker mattresses. The price of the cheapest bed for 12 hours is 1700 tenge, which translated into rubles is 280 rubles or $4.38 US dollars. For a day a bed cost me 2166 tenge or 357 rubles or $5.58 US dollars. If you have any currency other than tenge in your hands, then there is a currency exchange office on the ground floor (open until 20:00). At the reception there is free boiling water in a thermopot. You can also buy tea, coffee, and various dishes there for a separate amount. A very nice girl poured me tea for free since I didn’t even have money for tea)
There is access to a balcony overlooking the station where smoking is allowed. There is a TV in the hall with 16 channels. Overall, I think this hostel is very good, but one thing is bad - it’s cold and noisy.