Seven Hotel

Only the location is OK because it is in the city center, everything else is worst! Specially the male reception staffs wearing eyeglasses. He is the most rude and unprofessional of all! Very disappointing, he is rude to us and discriminating race. Only the female reception staff who checked us in was good. The male receptionists were lazy and always talks about us, laughing and mocking us. They were never friendly. The food (breakfast) was so cold and no variety. No one to assist us of which breakfast is for us. We rang the bell many times today and that male receptionist wearing eyeglasses never came out. Even in the check out today, to one was there. We had to ring the bell many times.

Rooms are quite clean, but balcony was dirty. The wifi didn't work very well (occasionally the signal was too weak). The receptionist didn't speak a word of English. Not a bad hotel for one night downtown, but I found it to be overpriced for what you get.

Location is great, walking distance from the sites in the center. Very competitive price compared to the market. The room is old but has all one needs, and for the price tag, I have nothing to complain. The view is great, looks amazing during sunset.

Great stay in Bishkek! Clean and cheap! The room has aircon, own bathroom with hot shower, WiFi and a balcony with a nice view towards the mountains and victory square. The location is great, near the sights and supermarkets and restaurants. The staff is friendly and helpful, and there is a bar area with a kitchen where you can have your meals...

I think for the price paid, though the facilities are of course historic and in need of maintenance in some places - such bookings are a novelty given the buildings Soviet history alongside the balcony views of Victory Square. The hotel itself is the tourist attraction and so I will rate it 5* based on the price-value ratio.

The rooms are ok , washroom was not bad but could improve. Ok for the price. A bit hard to find the hotel they are on the seventh floor of the building and lifts are outdated. Staffs where very friendly

The hot water was absent and switches are broken in the room. No TV remote in the room. I request the reciptionist but answered coldly that soon somebody will come to manage, and nobody came till last. Bad service.

Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, borders Central Asia's Tian Shan range. It's a gateway to the Kyrgyz Ala-Too mountains and Ala Archa National Park, with glaciers and wildlife trails. The city's arts scene encompasses the monumental State Museum of Fine Arts and the colonnaded Opera and Ballet Theater. The vast, central Ala-Too Square features the Manas monument, honoring the hero of the Kyrgyz Epic of Manas.