Duet hostel

“자유 여행자들에게 최고의 숙소”

Because many travelers from around the world stayed there, exchanging information was enjoyable. Having to remove shoes when moving between rooms was inconvenient.

Jaeho·2 недели назад

“Great place to stay to look for hiking partners”

The spot’s location is great and the on‑site café/restaurant is handy; they let you book jeeps and tours right there. They also run a “look for a buddy” system where you can find others to hike or travel with—my friends and I registered ahead and found a group to join. We even left our bags with them for a few days while we tackled the Ala Kul hike. The only downside was a sudden power outage in the area; no electricity for a while, but the workers fixed it and power was back by about 8:30 am.

Kelly·4 недели назад

“10/10”

The staff are absolute legends, always ready with solid advice and suggestions, and they never hesitate to help, always with a smile. Nothing could be better.

Ian·Месяц назад

Best hostel in Karakol. The owner is very kind and friendly as are the other people that work there. Very helpful for travellers with a board of other travellers numbers and places they want to go next. Had a comfortable stay in the yurt and the dorm room. The food is also great ( especially the Lagman) and the coffee too ! Couldn’t recommend this place more highly if in Karakol !

Annie·Месяц назад

“Fun experience at a hostl”

I stayed in an 8 room co-ed dorm. The beds were comfortable, they had curtains for privacy, with an electrical outlet and light with a small shelf inside. They had small lockers and you need your own lock. It was cozy and warm inside the dorm area, and there was a larger room with kitchen resources, tables and couches that I didn't use. There were two toilet rooms and two shower rooms and two sinks in the bathroom area. The shower drain was slow, but other than that it was fairly clean- not perfect, but fine. The cafe was great, good variety and delicious, with fair prices. They also had some fun entertainment and music, which definitely encouraged a social vibe, which was great. You didn't have to stay at the hostel to eat at the cafe. They have a signup sheeet for carpools for a shared taxi to the first bridge for the Ala Kul trek. The total price is 2500 som, split by people in the car. There's an additional fee to get in the national park too, 300 som (you pay that on the way, not to the hostel.) They also have a large white board where you can post looking for companions or shared taxis to other locations around Karakol, it was very useful. You do need to stay at the hostel to leave your luggage, which I did. It's a large room with a security camera. I was able to put my camera in a smaller locker with my own lock. There's also an outdoor equipment store next door where you can rent hiking poles or anything else. Nothing, it was exactly like a hostel! A bit cramped for space, but that's pretty much any hostel

Akemi·Месяц назад