Pros: 1 friendly and very helpful staff 2 free breakfast was good - included omelets made to order and a tray of dried fruits and nuts with yogurt, veggies, etc. Maybe this is a Pro for some, but for me it was a Con 3 not quite in the best part of town - had to walk to everything, and the longer I stayed here, the more I wished I was about four blocks away More.
We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to comment about your experience in Club Hotel. We are most concered with the satisfaction of all of our guesta and your feedback is great value to us. It allows us to ensure and improve the quality of service we want to offer our guests. It was certainly a pleasure for us to be at your service and we all look forward to welcoming you again to the Club Hotel.
Thank you for choosing Club Hotel as your accommodation choice during your stay in Bishkek and for taking the time to share your comments. We look forward to welcoming you again on your next visit to Bishkek. Forget about this hotel if you want: Hot water, Wifi, clean rooms, no women screaming next room s , breakfast, help from reception and if you want to take your wife suddenly you need to pay extra! First thing to know here is that there are two separate enterprises going on under one very big roof: the vintage Soviet-era Dostuk Hotel operating to all appearances unchanged; and a separate hostelry being called the Club Dostuk located on the 5th floor the subject under review.
A strange arrangement, or part of a trend conjured up as a b-school textbook exercise, the Club Dostuk is everything the larger Dostuk is not: renovated, small-scale, equivalent to an IBIS in style, comprised of about 30 rooms, two of which provide the space for the included breakfast service, which is varied and will be prepared to request. Just ask. Room itself is small, cozy -- apparently comfortable bed space the key asset here, and sleeping conditions are good.
Bathrooms with fully-functioning systems are another selling point. Side of building facing away from Victory Square was quiet. Included with internet and Cable TV that has one channel of each language, although most guests appeared to be biznesmen, Russian-speaking. For guest to visit after 11 pm, charge is twenty dollars. A good place to stay if you're romping a weekend in Bishkek. Dostuk nightclub not especially popular, but others nearby although you'll need to rely on cabs.
