Soluxe Hotel♡

お得感のあるホテル

9.0

Guest review

10.0

Accueil en anglais avec un personnel très à l’écoute

− Pas d’ascenseur

Guest review

10.0

Super comfy

− The laundry is charged per item, I had a lot of socks and undies to wash so I paid more then 2000 som (???) for a load which is really ridiculous. Will go to another place next time

Guest review

9.0

Нам все понравилось в этом отеле. Номер достаточно просторный, чистый, есть все необходимое. Хороший завтрак. Вежливый и внимательный персонал. Готовы остановиться здесь повторно

Very good

8.0

We stayed in the studio, which is two generously-sized rooms overlooking a green courtyard. The bed was very comfortable and there is excellent service - a daily clean, sheets changed every three days. There is solid, good quality furniture (wardrobe, bedside lockers). The decoration resembles a high-status Soviet apartment in the 1980s, but is new. The main room has a cot as well as the advertised sofa bed. There is an excellent breakfast (you can get hot food cooked to order as well as the buffet) and there is a half-litre bottle of water daily, complimentary. There are small shops locally, the Osh Market is just 15 minutes away, and Okean, towards the Philharmonia Hall, has fresh fish. The hotel is generally extremely quiet, though we had trouble on one night with some inconsiderate guests talking loudly in the courtyard below - I had to ask them to quieten down at 1.15 a.m. and again at 3.30 a.m. (really not reasonable).

− There was no equipment in the kitchen apart from two sharp knives (though it was useful to have those), two glasses, and two cups and saucers. We had to ask the staff for plates and knives, and even a second chair! The sofa bed is not particularly comfortable to sit on. The sitting room looks more like an overspill for extra guests than an actual sitting room. The kitchen cabinet has an empty space for a washing machine -- not supplied; you need to use the (efficient and reasonably priced) laundry service. Beware of the safe - ours jammed with our passports inside and it was 24 hours till someone located the right key to unlock it. We liked the area (back streets, with some low houses and Soviet blocks still there), but it isn't picturesque and there is a large building site next door, so the street is very dusty. I have travelled all over the former USSR and was happy with the district, but a normal tourist might prefer somewhere closer to Ala Too. Bishkek is expensive by comparison with Almaty, so the price is fair, but these aren't the facilities you would expect for the cost in other cities in this part of the world (or indeed Europe).

A quite good hotel for a short visit.

9.0

Almost everything was OK.

− Noticeably shabby oldish furniture and a loose shower faucet. However, this was not critical, rather surprizing.