★★★★·Bishkek·7.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Located a ten‑minute walk from Bishkek’s Philharmonic Hall and the Manas Statue, Grand Hotel offers free Wi‑Fi, private parking, and air‑conditioned rooms adorned in warm tones with minibars. Bathrooms provide slippers and hairdryers. The on‑site restaurant features wooden décor serving local and European dishes, while a bar offers drinks and snacks. Nearby attractions include the White House (2 km) and Bishkek Train Station (8‑minute drive).
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is convenient and close to tourist spots. There is no lift, and I was assigned a suite that was large but the air‑conditioning unit was on the opposite side of the bed, far away, and the carpets near the bathroom had nails embedded, which could hurt your feet.
Nishit·A month ago
breakfast was a bit poor
Zaanqe·A month ago
Everything was fine, except there was no lift.
Ashvindee·A month ago
The rooms are spacious, but the price feels absurdly high for a standard hotel.
Michał·A month ago
The location is good, the breakfasts are decent, and the courtyard adds charm; the small size of the hotel means the lobby stays calm. I chose this place because it advertised parking, yet the traffic light at the nearby intersection creates major problems, unrelated to the hotel, and the parking itself is always full—"public" parking, as the staff explained, so arriving with luggage and checking in is nearly impossible. Inside the room, there's a TV with a set-top box and two remote controls, both from the box; the staff member who tried to help me turn it on told me the remote should work, but after 15 minutes of fiddling nothing happened. I couldn’t tell if the box was even connected to the TV or where it was connected. After flushing, the toilet didn’t refill immediately; instead, it trickled slowly for 40‑50 minutes with a whistling sound typical of plumbing. The funniest thing was a bottle of wine on the table, labeled with a price and accompanied by two glasses—nice touch, but there was no corkscrew in the room to open it.
Alexander·2 months ago