Hotel Uyut Almaty Reviews

The hotel is in a good location, room is clean abit smaller than when i stayed in holiday inn express but still able to put 2 luggages in the room. The breakfast spread is very good. Thumbs up. Plenty of food to keep you full. The dining area is abit small but there is still enough tables to serve at least 30 people. I think others who complaint about this probbaly came during summer or peak season. I was in in Oct 2025, it was only half full when i went for breakfast (i stayed for 2 nights). Breakfast is served 7am to 10am. Just be smart about the timing if you feel the hotel is full. Also i took picture of the aircond because someone else also mentioned, the aircond light is bright which is true. And we could not switch it off since it was not the original remote controller. We both use eye mask, hence it was ok.

Let's start with the positives: the hotel's location is decent, close to Mega, and situated in a quiet residential area. Compared to other hotels in Almaty, the price is relatively cheaper. Now for the negatives: the rooms are very old, giving you a distinct feeling of being transported back to the old Soviet era, 20-30 years ago. Breakfast is very average, not bad, but just enough to fill you up. There's almost no service, and breakfast is served in the basement. Overall, that pretty much sums it up.

Place would have been okay, but first of all, there’s no bidet anywhere in this country. The only shattaf spray I found was in a gasoline station restroom. We stayed for 3 nights and the place was generally clean. They did clean our room, though not thoroughly, maybe because the place is a bit old, so even with effort, it doesn’t feel much different. The location is great though, just a short walk to Mega Park, and the area has a nice Korean vibe. There’s even a nearby street where people sing and dance, which was fun to see. The security staff were friendly, always smiling, and very accommodating. However, the reception staff were not as warm, a bit intimidating. Even when you ask for help or make a request, they respond decisively without offering other options or solutions. Still, they let us rest in the lobby & stored our luggage when we had to depart late due to our late check-in. Amenities are available but not easily accessible, you have to ask permission first, and it feels like they limit guest access. There’s a small lobby bar and a gym with a sauna, though I didn’t see the hot spring mentioned. Breakfast was basic and the same everyday. I didn’t enjoy it much. Overall, it’s a nice and fairly well-maintained hotel. Installing shattaf sprays would be a huge improvement! The location is good, rooms are maintained, and I really appreciated the security staff. But after this first experience, probably wouldn’t stay again.

My initial check-in left me a bit disappointed. The standard room was quite small, and the corridors were narrow. The facilities also felt a bit old-fashioned, and the bathroom fan was quite loud. However, after staying for three days, I really grew to love this small hotel. Even though the facilities are older, they are meticulously maintained and spotlessly clean. It felt charming and cozy, and the hallways always smelled lovely. There were plenty of hair dryers, and the hot water pressure was excellent. It was my first time experiencing a heating pipe that worked in conjunction with the shower's hot water supply – quite ingenious. While breakfast wasn't on par with larger hotels, it was varied and delicious. There were even slight changes each day. I tried all the desserts and they were all very tasty. The coffee was a bit weak, but the tea was quite strong. With cinnamon powder, chocolate powder, and milk, I made my own milk tea. I had planned to try the complimentary one-hour sauna for guests, but my husband said there was no lock, which was a shame. So I didn't dare to try it. On a side note, the hotel's dinner was also delicious. The horse meat noodles and the soup were both excellent. If you don't feel like going out to find food, you can definitely eat right at the hotel.

good location within walking distance to various bus stops and places of attraction. there’s also a CU convenience store and 24hr supartmart nearby. room is large with an old style theme but relatively clean. strangely, there are no tissues provided in the room. bathtub is a little high and water tends to pool below it.

Very satisfied! Although it looks a bit dated, it's clean, well-equipped, and has a strong Soviet feel. The hotel food is plentiful, and transportation is convenient, with excellent bus connections right outside. It's not far from the airport either, less than a 30-minute drive. Plus, there's an elegant coffee shop on the first floor – fantastic!

The room was odor-free, nicely decorated, and the mattress was very soft. The service was also excellent. Overall, this is a hotel in Almaty that offers great value for money and comfort. The breakfast spread was quite generous too. Highly recommend!

We booked breakfast included. The food was delicious. Service good.

Located at Gogol Street with lots of offerings around, super easy to get anything you want. Hotel is old but very well maintained, tip top cleanliness. Breakfast was great too, definitely recommend to anyone whom love to experience authentic Kazakh’s hospitality (which means, less friendly compare to SEA but i guess thats the Kazakh’s way)

20 min away from airport Middle grade hotel, old style Continental breakfast good Hair dryer is not good Okay to stay Beautiful big almaty lake

Nice and clean room. Very friendly staff. Not necessarily in the center but close to one busy street. Easy to get around with Yandex Go.

The hotel was incredibly quiet, and the room had a charming, rustic decor. Plus, it was very clean!

Facilities are quite old but room design is unique. Location is okay. Service and breakfast are not bad.

Great location, close to the pedestrian street and main attractions. Perfect for a city walk.