Fam_House

The rooms are spacious, new, and clean, and it's about a 30 minute walk to the city center, with a bus stop nearby. Staff were friendly and spoke English. They also kindly lent me a power adapter when mine wasn't working. Breakfast was decent, though as a vegetarian I can't comment on all of it. I would stay again, despite a couple of small frustrations. At check-in, the front desk first charged me too little, then slightly too much after I pointed out the mistake. I believe it was genuine, but they should be more careful. When I used the coffee machine, they asked how I wanted to pay. I thought it was free and offered to throw the coffee away, but they let me keep it. Later I noticed there was no sign saying it cost extra. In every other hotel I've stayed at around the world, the coffee machine has been free.

Stayed one night. The room wasn't very big, but there was enough space to open two large suitcases, and breakfast had a decent selection.

Breakfast was a highlight at Dosman Hotel in Bishkek. The buffet had plenty of local and international choices, and the food was fresh, tasty, and nicely presented. I could have had an omelette, pancakes, or fresh fruit. The hotel itself is well kept, with clean, comfortable rooms. Staff were friendly and ready to help with questions or requests. It made for a comfortable stay, and the breakfast was a lovely start to the day.

Handy for walking to restaurants and shops, and the location is great. This is a new, small, friendly hotel with off-street parking, good sized rooms, and a good breakfast. Reception staff were excellent.