Hotels near Almaty Zoo

"See other review. Perfect, clean, very accommodating. Would definitely stay again!"

"Decent hotel with good breakfast"

"Great place"

"I liked everything, I used to stay in this hotel when in Almaty when it was even different name. I like everything starting from location and ending with slippers."

"Excellent hotel! Definitely recommend..."

"Excellent location and a really pleasant stay. Everyone was very nice and welcoming. The room is small but very cozy, with a fridge and a strong shower, which is always a big plus. Nothing to complain about at all, especially at this price."

"Incredible breakfast buffet, kind and welcoming staff, clean room and bathroom. We enjoyed our two week stay immensely and being able to walk to many a place."

"Lovely hotel, clean rooms and good service"

"It was great and right next to Kok Tobe."

"Nice hotel. Stayed there 6 nights. Comfortable "

"Very clean, spacious room,; quiet; excellent breakfast!"

"It was decent and had a comfortable stay. Especially staffs were supportive and kind."

"Excellent breakfast, very friendly helpful staff,"

"Quiet area in a beautiful country "

"All good , restaurant closes early "

"The spa was great and so were the ladies at the front desk!! The restaurant recommendations, printing my India visa, everything. This hotel is great and the location is great too. "

"This hotel deserves 1 star or less; it should be closed for a complete renovation"

"Very comfortable stay, cleanliness very good, outstanding breakfast."

"Nice hotel. Exceptional staff. Thank u very much! "

"In decades of staying in hostels around the world, I've never encountered such unfriendly staff. Specifically, the young woman with straight pulled-back hair ignored me; worse, the older short gray haired kitchen woman several times barked at me for opening the communal fridge to put and take out my food. On the third instances, I shouted at her to at least say 'please' (in Russian). I felt self-conscious ever after in the kitchen when she was there. There was no instruction about entry access...