Hotel Avrora

Don't consider hotels below 300 RMB in Almaty... First, it's very inconvenient Location: In the north of Almaty, next to the expressway. You need to walk on an overpass to cross the road. The noise is very loud. There are no supporting facilities around. There is not even a place to eat. But there is a bus stop at the door. There are a lot of buses. Basically, it takes half an hour to get to the whole city. The only advantage is that it only takes 10 minutes to take a taxi to the bus station Check-in: The front desk is on the second floor and there is no elevator. A large vertical staircase is a nightmare for people with luggage. You have to turn around after going up to the second floor, which is very inconvenient. The corridor style is the feeling of China in the 1980s. The people at the front desk are very rude. It is completely opposite to the politeness of the whole Kazakhstan. It feels like looking down on people Room: It's really a small hotel in a small county town in China for 15 RMB. There is no decoration. The area is pitifully small. There is no air conditioning and no screens. The sound insulation is very poor. There is a strong smell of disinfectant when you enter the door. The toilet can only be used for toilets. There is no toothbrush. Nothing. A poor piece of soap The so-called balcony is an iron plate welded outside so that you can look out It has nothing to do with the balcony. In short, cheap goods are not good. That's what I mean. Everyone must avoid it. Don't stay here when you go to Almaty. You will really come back to thank me!

The hotel is not worth the money ($30) small room, old renovation, bad smell, torn and old bed linen, dirty floor, not comfortable pillows. The only plus is more or less normal WiFi. I don't recommend it.

A good experience, very cost-effective, and convenient transportation. I will come back if I have the opportunity in the future!

The price/performance ratio is completely different from that in China, which is only equivalent to about 60 yuan in China, and the price fluctuations are particularly large. I'm really worried that tall guests will find it difficult to turn around and stand up in a cramped room. The bed is not wide enough. Except for two bedside tables, there is no place to put luggage and items, let alone a table or something like a "balcony" "Similar to an elevator shaft, it is less than 1.9m. Don't expect to be able to see the outside. What you see is the outer wall of another building.

Quite noisy and poor sound insulation

Warm service, health