Guest Houses in Kyrgyzstan

The guesthouse owner speaks great English which made the whole process of booking and making arrangements very fuss-free. He also helped us to arrange the transport from Karakol city center and also horses to get us to the base of Ala Kul pass so that we would be able to get there and back within the day. The guesthouse is super comfortable with heaters and even has flushing toilets/hot water showers...

One of the best stays we had in Kyrgyzstan. Amazing views from the room, super clean, warm rooms and the friendliest hosts. The food was also delicious. They arranged both our horse riding and UAZ trip to Altyn Arashan - everything went smoothly and felt well organized. I would definitely recommend.

Beautiful new guest house, clean and comfortable, the first one you will come across once you arrive! I recommend a stay there they have both shared rooms and private rooms, the owners speak English also 😊

One of the best hotel stays I’ve had. The room was spotless — everything felt fresh, clean, and well-maintained. The bed was incredibly comfortable, perfect for a restful night after a long day. What really blew me away was the view — absolutely breathtaking, like something out of a postcard. You could sit by the window for hours just soaking it all in. On top of that, the internet was unbelievably...

At least a five plus! Hiked up and spent three nights enjoying every moment there. Excellent facilities, warm welcome and information to maximize your chance of making it to the lake. Go for it! Highly recommend . Don't forget to plan some time at the hot springs ♨️

after a long day of hiking nothing better than staying here , lovely family running the guesthouse , excellent facilities, delicious local food, the price also good. We stayed in a yurt, so warm and cozy. Can't recommend it more.

It's best advantage is the location,in the middle of the city.Less luxurious but it's good for the price and the owner is supportive and helps us, her english is little and for budget 3 bed room it's good option. there is a kitchen and it's cozy and comfortable bed.the owner madam comes when ever we are in need where ever she is.

A very affordable guest house, situated next to the Bishkek highway (very close to the city center). Depending on the rooms, it can be quite nosy during the night to sleep. The guest house is not clean but staff are very friendly.

Very nice hostel with very helpful and nice stuff. Hostel has clean rooms for reasonable prices, free wi-fi. Toilets can be little bit cleaner, showers are separated.

I’m not exaggerating when I say this hostel is pure magic. You wake up, open the curtains (or step outside your door), and there they are: the legendary Seven Bulls rocks standing like giants against the sky, with nothing but endless wilderness stretching in every direction. I’ve hiked a lot of beautiful trails, but I’ve never felt so completely surrounded by raw, untouched nature. I think what truly...

A wonderful experience spending the night in a yurt. Beautiful untouched nature. I appreciate the opportunity to communicate with the staff in English, which is not a given in this region. The hygiene in the yurt could definitely be improved – when I wanted to go to the toilet/shower, I had to walk across the yard, where there was horse shit. Thank you for arranging the horse riding.

Getting there was a bit of a hassle, the bridge google map showed was closed and we had a hard time finding the other bridge. However the room was comfortable and the food was really good. We enjoyed our stay a lot.

This guest house sits right below the Seven Bulls. There is a panoramic view through the kitchen windows. In the nearby vicinity one can do different walks through beautiful countryside. The owner speaks excellent English and is very helpful. I really liked the modern kitchen and bathroom with 24 hour hot water. I stayed for two nights in the yurt dormitory which only has 3 beds and is quite spacious...

- Emir Guesthouse is located in a perfect area - in front of the Seven Bulls. Additionally, the village is nice and I really recommend to stay one night - The yurts outside are common rooms and there are also multiple shared bathrooms - Cholpon speaks English and she is very nice and helpful. Additionally, the entire family is very welcoming and they are happy to chat with you - The food (breakfast...