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We stayed at Asia Mountains Hotel for seven nights in total when arriving and leaving Kyrgyzstan. When we visited there were minor access problems and a little noise from major roadworks on the nearby road but that would be temporary. The adjacent railway line was more noticeable when the occasional train passed by. However overall the location would be fairly quiet and is convenient to amenities. The city centre attractions are a short walk away.||We stayed in the main building as well as the more modern annex with better rooms. There was no kettle in the rooms but drinks facilities were available all the time in the dining room. Breakfasts were buffet style and all fresh with a range of hot and cold food. Compared to other Kyrgyzstan accommodation during our three week trip, the standard was average but made up for by the attentive and considerate kitchen staff. They put themselves out to cater for a vegetarian, gluten free diet. The reception staff spoke some English and were helpful when asked.||A big plus is the swimming pool which was very welcome on the hot days. After visiting the city centre, it was great cooling off there with a swim and just relaxing by the pool. There is lovely garden too with and several sheltered spots to sit.||Overall we had a nice stay and can recommend this hotel.

It was very hard to find at night. Took the taxi driver 30 mins circling around the block to find the hotel entrance! Takes about 30 mins to walk downtown.However, the receptionist was very helpful. Gave tips on restaurants and where to shop.

The hotel is a villah, gives a feel of home stay and ambience and interior setup classic.At desk, very efficient and cooperative Meriyam, Guljaan,Marzagul humans.Overall peaceful and pleasant

Hotel has rooms in the main building are in need of some updating. The annex rooms are more up to date. Next to a train line, but few trains and not too intrusive. Restaurant only serves breakfast. Used by tour groups. Pool is a reasonable size and clean.

We had a couple of nights at this very nice and somewhat unusual hotel which is constructed to give something of a homely atmosphere. It succeeds. Nice breakfast and although it is just a little far away from most of the interesting sites in Bishkek nevertheless there are some lovely walks which give an opportunity to just see the way in which ordinary folk live. We enjoyed our stay immensely and would recommend.

I stayed here three nights with my family in two rooms - both were very spacious. The swimming pool was fantastic to use after a hot day out exploring. The breakfast was as expected and consisted of various options. The passing trains generated a little bit of noise but nothing too serious. In the evenings we got a taxi to the centre and walked back to the hotel after dinner which took circa 25mins. The staff were very helpful and spoke good English. Overall we had an enjoyable stay and would recommend.

I only spent 1 night at Asia Mountains, and didn't get to use all the facilities, but what I tried, I must certainly liked. The receptionist was friendly and efficient, the rooms, while a little tight, provided a comfortable sleep, and the breakfast spread was quite diverse. I'm certainly planning a more detailed visit of Bishkek, and will definitely look into a longer stay here next time.

The location is good. The interior and gardens are characterful and cosy. There is a swimming pool of a good standard and the breakfast (usually included) is what you'd require for adequate satisfaction. The staff were also friendly enough. 4/5* as the desk outlet in my room was broken, the booking advertised a large double bed with a kettle in the room, when there was no kettle and the double bed was small, and the shower curtain was filthy. Aside from that, everything was fine. I appreciated the addition of a bath, and the decor was to my taste. There was also AC and a hairdryer. 4/5*.