“Деревенская атмосфера: сад с яблонями, петухи по утрам, корова в саду”
A good option with all the facilities, no street‑level toilet, a hot shower, a pleasant room, and overall better than many places in Kyrgyzstan. You can stay 1–2 nights. The guest house sits on a plot with two other family homes. Our room was on the second floor (four rooms total on that floor). The room is well made, fairly clean, and looks new. The bedding is clean. There are hooks, a nightstand, and outlets at each bed. The view from the window shows nearby plots and mountains. The shower cabin is new but the water flow is already poor, maybe it needs more frequent cleaning. There’s a boiler. The kitchen is a separate building (available to use): sink, dishes, cauldrons with a stove, electric kettle, fridge. Tables with benches are outside. On the first evening we were served pilaf. Breakfast is included, with eggs or porridge, sliced sausage/cottage cheese, tomatoes/cucumbers, and cookies. You can probably order lunch/dinner for an extra fee. Wi‑Fi is there, but it’s on a SIM card, so it comes and goes; you have to ask the host to get it working again. We arrived late at night and couldn’t find it. The Google Maps pin is correct (the Booking listing was wrong), but Google led us down a wrong street with worse roads. We messaged Booking, the host replied quickly and was accommodating. On the way, a banner on a pole on the right shows the name, but it’s barely visible… another landmark is a tower; turn right at the first bend and go to the end of the street. One towel had a stain; I would replace all towels because the synthetic ones are unpleasant. The bathroom floor looked odd—blue paint, presumably moisture‑resistant, but it doesn’t look great. Mosquito nets are needed on the windows; there are a lot of insects that fly into the light and into the bathroom and room.
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