HOSTEL 13/77

I loved having my own cozy space, and best of all, they provided towels and a fan, so I could sleep comfortably even with the curtains drawn, without feeling hot.

Overall, a good option for one night: check in in the evening and leave early in the morning. It's clean, although the room itself is a bit cramped. The capsule itself is quite spacious. There's a separate locker for belongings with an electronic lock. There's a small kitchen with free tea. However, you can only really sleep well from 11 PM until 6-7 AM at the latest. After 6 AM, other guests start waking up, and around 7 AM, the washing machine is turned on, and it seems to run all day until evening. So, you won't truly be able to relax and get a good night's sleep (unless noise doesn't bother you at all); even earplugs didn't help me much.

Everything was great, just a bit small, but I guess hostels in Astana are expensive. It was worth the price!

The only advantage is the low price, which is probably why everyone chooses this place. It's inside a private residence with only one air conditioner, so it's a bit cramped. I'd recommend doing a walk-in to check out the environment first. There's basically no common area or front desk. One staff member with pink hair reminded me of my homeroom teacher in Hengshui High School. However, the slightly younger female staff member on the second day was very sweet; kudos to her!

This is a really good hotel, I would recommend it. This is a really good hotel, I would recommend it.

Stayed for 4-5 hours during transit. It's clean but very small. There were only men.