“Good place”

The space in the apartment . Nice neighborhood

Very nice apt, the sent us instructions for self check in, the apartment is old but cozy and the price is good.

Thanks to Jazgul for her hospitality. The apartment was big and bright. It is a good place for people with kids. There are a crib, a baby chair, a lot of toys. Big kitchen with all necessary stuff to cook. I missed just one thing in the kitchen, a coffee machine. There is a big water heater, 80 litres, Ariston, which was very helpful cause there was not hot water within whole city. The rest was perfect. Near with the apartment there is a big and wild park with a lot of trees and bushes, Botabic garden. It is good place for morning running, for walking with kids, just to breathe fresh air. A few minutes away by public transport there is a bazaar, Ortosai bazaar for shopping and some cafes. Next to the house there is a place with fresh baking bread, cookies, etc. Little beauty salons, flower shops, supermarkets. Transport goes almost everywhere: to the city centre, osh bazaar and other places.

“Well-stocked and perfectly warm homebase in a quiet part of Bishkek”

A beautiful, spacious apartment with friendly and welcoming hosts. I especially loved: - How absurdly well-stocked the kitchen was with utensils. When I thought I'd cook up some crepes for my wife and friends on a whim, I easily found everything I needed (whisk, bowl, flat low-rimmed frying pan etc.). And there was an abundance of plates, cups, forks, spoons, and glasses -- a nice change of pace from many other apartments I've stayed at in the past. - The temperature inside. Even in Kyrgyz midwinter with temperatures falling to -7C at night, the apartment was comfortably warm -- half the time I didn't even bother turning on the electric heaters installed in every room + kitchen! I don't know what insulation magic was at work, but I wish more places had that. - The location. Ulan-2 is a sleepy neighborhood that may LOOK out of the way of everything interesting in Bishkek, but it's actually surprisingly accessible. Downtown is under 20 minutes away by car -- and if you fancy a medium-length walk, you can reach lots of cozy restaurants, bars, and coffee houses in 30 minutes of leisurely trudging. Also, the Bishkek Botanical Gardens are right in the neighborhood! Although I'm sorry to say that I didn't get a chance to attend. - The little shops. There are at least 3 round the clock shops of different sizes within walking distance. If you're craving a tandoori loaf, a midnight snack, or a cheeky beer, there's ALWAYS going to be something open and available. As someone with a horrifyingly mangled sleep schedule + frequent cravings at all hours of day and night, I felt very seen by that. All in all, I adored the place and will stay there again.

“Best place to stay in bishkek”

The apartment was cleaned 👌 and owner provides everything we need ... she knows english well that was helpful for us 😃😊... it us exact same as saws in photos .