Alma-Ata Hotel in Kapchagay

the terrible smell of the septic tank, and the flush in the shower is covered with cellophane with water and the toilet is falling apart. Appointments for one person, although there were 4 of us, eggs of some insects on the curtains, I didn’t feel sorry for a photo.

We stopped in this city to relax for a few days on the lake. The staff is polite and helpful. This is where the pros end. The whole hotel is asking for a major overhaul and replacement of everything that is there. The bed creaks terribly, the table is "repaired" with tape, the carpet had to be thrown out a long time ago (it got a splinter), the wallpaper falls off, not a single hook and shelf on the bathroom, the room is stuffy, there is no mesh on the window, and mosquitoes are on the street there is, there is not a single channel on TV, there is nowhere to warm up food, to do laundry too. Apparently, it was once a good cozy hotel, but time and lack of investment brought it to a deplorable state. For the same money, they rented an apartment with euro renovation, a washing machine, a TV with a bunch of channels, the Internet, a microwave oven, a stove, dishes, a hairdryer, an iron, dishes, soap and water supplies and a lot of little things necessary for life.