OloloYurt

This location is super convenient, with many places within walking distance. The Wi-Fi is fast, and the air conditioning works really well. The room is also very spacious, the bed is comfortable, and there's an attached restaurant.

This guesthouse was excellent value for money, especially considering the high accommodation costs in Central Asia. We stayed in a twin room and it was incredibly clean. The kitchen in the basement was also fantastic. Although the bathroom and showers were shared, for the price and facilities, I have absolutely no complaints.

I booked two nights here. After the first night, the staff asked me to move from room 201 to 202 because a group was checking into 201. I was a bit annoyed because it meant repacking and moving, but I accepted. However, when it was time for check-in that afternoon, they asked me to move to room 204. I insisted, and finally, I was allowed to stay in 202. I don't understand what the staff was thinking. Why put a guest through all that hassle? Is it because I'm Asian that I'm being messed around with? Why not bother those Australian or British guests instead? Is this some kind of discrimination? Every time I went to the front desk on the first floor, there was only an old man who didn't speak English. I had to wait at least five minutes every time for someone to come and assist me. Out of three bathrooms, one was under renovation, and there was no progress at all for two days. I had to queue every time I wanted to shower.

The hygiene was good, but the location was just okay. I had to walk a long way to the bus stop every time I went out, and there weren't many restaurants nearby. The service was terrible; they made me switch rooms twice during my stay, and the staff's English was very poor, making communication difficult.