3-Star Hotels in Osh, Kyrgyzstan

Improved over time, though initially upon check-in, I wanted to cancel and move elsewhere as my bed situated between two bathroom walls had a smell of damp/mold. Additionally with the windows upon, cigarette smoke was wafting in and even though my booking clearly says ”no children”, there are children at the hostel which means it can be very noisy. I attempted to cancel my bookings but Trip.com's accommodation broker refused even though the hostel agreed, so I ended up staying 1 week. The staff are friendly and some speak English. Laundry is a reasonable 100.00 som. The kitchen is nice and light and can be used as a social area. The dormitory has 6 beds and an ensuite shower and there were two toilets in the foyer, all of which were very clean indeed. For bikes and vehicles there is secure on-site parking and safe parking outside too as the street is an elevated small suburban street that has no passing traffic at-all. For the price paid, my stay was fine in the end, though myself and a fellow tourist did return at 4am one evening and we couldn't gain access to the hostel as it is buzzer operated, so a guest who was awoken my our incessant ringing had to open the door for us. Additionally, under the dormitory beds there is a lot of dirt and dust as it has not been cleaned for a long time if at all. Having stayed elsewhere in Osh too I rate ABS 8/10.

The hotel is located near Osh Lenin Square, next to restaurants and supermarkets, the location is very good. The hotel staff is welcoming, the room is spacious and comfortable, although close to the roadside, but not noisy. Breakfast is also rich, in line with the appetite of the Chinese!

Everything is clean and new, the hotel staff are all hospitality, friendly and perfect hotel to heal the tiredness of the trip. Bazaar and Slaymanto are also within walking distance, convenient for sightseeing, ATMs, supermarkets and restaurants are also nearby, so there is no inconvenience during your stay.

Very clean and location very central for me No breakfast, no choice for service But my homes again