Grand Hotel Bishkek

Arriving at the corner of Frunze and Shevchenko streets, guests find themselves steps from Ala-Too Square, in the part of Bishkek locals consider its cultural core. The hotel runs to six room categories, from a compact Standard room of 15 to 30 square metres up to a Luxe Premium suite of 60 to 80 square metres with a separate bedroom and living room. Every room carries individual air conditioning, satellite or IP television, and Wi-Fi. Bathrooms come fitted with a shower cabin or, in the higher categories, a bathtub with hydro-massage. The Luxe Premium suite is furnished in a classical style, its bedroom built around a king-size bed measuring 180 by 200 centimetres. At the centre of the property sits a courtyard garden with a working fountain, screened from the traffic noise of the surrounding streets. Guests can eat there on a summer terrace, at a table set beside the water. The restaurant serves European and Kyrgyz dishes, and breakfast runs each morning as part of the room rate. A conference hall seats up to 40 people theatre-style across 50 square metres, useful for the business travellers the hotel was built to serve alongside tourists. A lobby bar operates around the clock. Staff also handle airport transfers, taxi bookings, and laundry, with a guarded car park and car wash on site.