Hotels in Naryn

The Sandyk Hotel in At Bashy is a newly renovated hotel. Breakfast is freshly prepared and very tasty. Staff are available 24/7. It's a little difficult to find, as the hotel is on the second floor and there's a construction site downstairs. The surrounding area is quite run-down.

Great place to stay if you're visiting around At-Bashy or Naryn. It is very comfortable and the hosts are really nice.

Good hotel, but a bit dated. Everything feels slightly worn down. Still, great location and very friendly staff with excellent service.

Left waiting to check in, had to go searching around the hotel for staff members, lady who checked us in, didn’t really care and make us feel welcome at all. Got into the room. Pretty outdated and old, dusty and a dirty floors and also bathroom had a used glass just left in there.

I stayed at the ASKA Hotel on my recent visit to Naryn. The hotel was clean and well-maintained. The room was comfortable enough. The bathroom worked well and had hot water and a western style toilet. The bed was comfortable, yet small. This is a comfortable hotel, but it is not meant to be a luxury hotel. I ate breakfast each morning at the hotel. The breakfast was good. It included tea, a...

Perfect hotel for travelling and professional tasks (with conference room). Large rooms with perfect view to the mountains. Good breakfast, good& friendly service. Good prices. 2 km outside of the town Naryn.

Very nice hotel in naryn. Possibly the best in terms of comfort and location. It was such a relieve to be in this hotel after spending 6 nights in yurt camps with no comfort, no shower. The mountains around naryn are reddish color which is pretty amazing to see.

Good hotel and good breakfast. The rate quality/ price is ok.

On the outside this place looks great. Unfortunately maintenance is not great. Our room had a faulty light. So out of 2 only one worked or if they left the second one connected it bright flashed all night. The bathroom tiling is degrading, this will leak onto the room below. There was no link between the restaraunt and the hotel. Even though we had payed for a room with breakfast and dinner, each night...

Excellent hotel with exqusitely - kept rooms, managed by a friendly and efficient staff in a picturesque setting. Centrally located, within driving distance of Issey-Kul. The owner is a charming lady, who adds a personal touch to the property.

Good rooms and room service in a lovely setting, looking out over the river or the mountains. Enthusiastic staff but, as nearly everywhere, no idea what service actually entails. Excellent breakfast but unfortunately then do not open their top floor area to guests. Their restaurant suffers from a lack of any experienced staff and a lack of awareness of their offering. Bring your own wine and corkscrew

Me and my wife stayed at this hotel for one night during our excursion throughout Kyrgyzstan. The room was nice and clean. Breakfast was basic, but still good enough. Unfortunately, we realized that, surely due to poor maintenance, what could be a very comfortable hotel poses some challenges. For instance, the big screen TV was not working (due to a problem in the antenna connection) or, worse, the...

Cyclists, be warned! As of August 2022, this hotel consists of multiple buildings, and unfortunately the newest building (Grand Khan Tengri) has anti-bike policies, no safe storage and extremely rude staff. We were told to leave our expensive travel bicycles ‘outside’, or to ‘go stay at another place’ if we didn’t like that. Indifference was their main behavior, which is the worst you can experience...

New, modern hotel Khan Tengri in Naryn. Very friendly stuff, good food, even for Vegan people.

Very good hotel in Naryn with decent price. I recommend it

Small but cozy rooms Clean and tidy Outskirt of city

Newly renovated and refurbished hotel with average service and no place for breakfasts. Breakfasts were served in rooms that don’t have tables. Bathrooms lack hangers for soap, shampoo and towels. Staff needs to be trained.

Looks nice, brand new refurbished hotel.

The family that operate this Yurt camp are really genuinely kind. The camp is well managed with a cosy cafeteria Yurt and coal heated stoves in each accommodation yurt. There is WiFi too, a shower and a hand-washing station with soap and water dispensers that they heat in the morning. The breakfast contained watermelon, apples, tea, coffee, sausage, porridge and eggs. It is also located closer to the...

The yurts were by far the nicest we saw — beautifully decorated and very cozy. They even lit the fireplace for us, so we slept perfectly. Dinner and breakfast could be improved, and the place is still under construction, but once it’s finished, I’m sure it will be the most comfortable and fully equipped spot in Kel Suu.

The yurts are new and beds are comfortable, good heating, wooden floors. We picked it because there were only five yurts there and we thought it would be more tranquil. However, when we were there, there were several SUVs driven by locals who parked their huge SUVs beside our yurts, turning on their engines till late at night… having parties into the evening…it wasn’t so tranquil anymore. Food is...

The Place has beautiful yurts with new wooden floor, nice beds. And fireplaces installed in the middle. The yurts are the most beautiful in the whole valley. The toilet is not impressive, neither is the food. And there is no WiFi. The neighboring yurt camp golden moon has WiFi and a large indoor eating area, but not as nice yurts as this camp. The service was ok, power from 20-22h to charge most devices...

not only they provided an excellent experience, they also went far and beyond to help us out with a problem we were facing, plus the human warmth they treated us with

Awesome place to stay... beautiful tents..keeps warm even with bony chill weather outside

I don't write often reviews but this place I truly appreciate and want to recommend. It offers an excellent balance between tradition, comfort and price. The traditional yurts are equipped with modern private toilets and hot showers, heater and fast Internet. Spotlessly clean. Great food - every meal. I stayed with my family for three nights. We hiked up into the mountains right behind the camp. After...

Best part of our Kyrgyzstan trip. Amazing views all around, very yummy local food, very warm hosts, comfy yurts with hot water and heaters - couldn’t ask for more. When here don’t miss the horse riding, they take you around amazing sceneries showing different views of naryn

Really nice owner and staff. Every room has his own bathroom. Shower and toilet. Clean rooms. You even have a possibility to was hyour clothes. The food was more then OK. The owners speaks a mix between russian an english Don't leave your shoes outside at night. A dod could steal it. The owner was eager to help and we found the shoes!!

Yurt camp As a Nomad surprised very positively. The staff is very polite and always eager to help. Yurts are clean and tidy. Bathrooms are perfect. I really liked their solution for illumination of the yurts. The floor-to-top window just next to the door is genius. In the future I would like to see more sustainable energy there.

Recently, my friends and I spent a night at the Ak-Sai Travel yurt camp on Lake Son-Kul (Son-Kul / Song-Kul), Naryn Region, Tian Shan, Kyrgyzstan it was magical. The yurts are cozy, clean, and warm: on a chilly night we were perfectly fine thanks to the stove and good blankets. Dinner and breakfast featured delicious, homemade Kyrgyz cuisine hearty and made with care. The staff were super friendly...

Surprisingly comfortable and well-equipped yurt encampment. There is a shower and toilet (western style) "block" about 50 meters from the nearest yurt, Two yurts are used for dining rooms capable of seating about 30 people in each - so communal eating. Our yurt was comfortably equipped with twin beds, carpets and a stove (it does get cold at the altitude of the camp). All meals were substantial and...

A must visit place, similar to PangonTso Lake

We lived one of our most unforgettable experiences here. The view from the camp on the lake is majestic, and just the sheer experience of sleeping in a jurt -be it probably a deluxe version - is already worth the trip. The personnel is extremely friendly and helpful. Food is standard, but delicious after a day of trekking or horse-riding, which they can help organize.

Fantastic! Definitely 5* yurt camp with great staff, good food, electricity, clean toilets and - even hot water in showers. Highly recommended.

We had an amazing experience at Azamat’s yurt camp at Song-Kul Lake. The yurts are very cozy, clean, and warm with a good heating system, so it was comfortable even during the night. The food was absolutely delicious and plentiful – traditional meals made with fresh local products. What made our stay truly special was the hospitality. Azamat and his team welcomed us warmly, helped with everything...

This yurt camp schalps ( it’s really good) food was served fresh and hot . The bed in the yurts were comfy. We went in early October and it was snowing so it got really really cold so remember to pack warm attire as it gets very cold at night.they also have a proper clean WC The staff was also very friendly and helpful!

​This yurt camp was excellent! The staff were incredibly friendly and spoke good English, which was a huge help. Our yurt was clean and cozy, the shared toilets were spotless, and the food was delicious. They even lit the stove at night so the yurt is not too cold. ​The camp is right next to the lake, and they offer a horse riding experience that is definitely worth the extra cost. They also have dogs...

Hosts speak great English, and make sure you feel welcome. The yurt camp is further from the other ones, making it feel more calm and private. The yurts are the best from the ones we've visited in Kyrgyzstan. The beds are comfortable, enough blankets are provided, yurt has a stove for heating, and the decoration is pretty. They food is decent. They offer horseback riding for 1 hour (1500som), 2 hour...

Such a unique and memorable stay in a yurt! Even though it got super cold at night (yes, even in July!), the staff kept the yurt nice and warm, so we slept really well. Dinner and breakfast were both delicious and filling. We also did a sunset horseback ride—which was absolutely magical—and a peaceful morning walk to the lake with stunning views. Plus, the morning shower was warm and refreshing—much...