Hotel 3* Olive Hôtel

The “Sunrise” Guesthouse located on the left bank of the Ak-Bura River is the best place for family holidays, tourist groups hosting and for accommodation of business people. In front of the hotel there is the Central Park, city stadium and city administration. The advantage of this guesthouse is that here you can have a valuable rest at night without the noise from discos and cafes.The “Sunrise” guesthouse is always ready to host you and to offer comfortable rooms of European standard. Its single and double rooms are equipped with all modern facilities. All rooms have a TV, a fridge, an air conditioning, a bathroom. There is a big restaurant where you will be offered delicious breakfast that is included in the accommodation price and you can order dinner, banquet, coffer-break or lunch. Furthermore, “Sunrise” is a suitable place for business meetings arrangement because there is a conference hall for 50 seats in the guesthouse.

The Silk Road Lodge was built in 2000 in the downtown of the capital of Kyrgyzstan – Bishkek. It is a small four star hotel Hotel located next to the Central Park and just a few minutes walk from the White house and Bishkek's popular restaurants.The Silk Road Lodge has a collection of 28 pleasantly designed homely rooms. Guestrooms feature bright soft colored furnishings and natural light from large bay windows. All rooms are equipped with items to help guests feel at home: cable TV (with channels in English, Russian, Kyrgyz, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese); high speed Internet connection;  room safe; built-in wardrobe; complimentary newspaper and other comforts. A spacious en-suite bathroom with heated floors and towels replenished every day. Guestrooms vary from 24 to 48 sq. m. depending on the type of room. There are 10 two room suites (2 with twin beds, 8 with King size beds); 3 spacious Deluxe rooms (with King size beds), 7 Twin rooms and 8 Single rooms. Hotel also has facilities for leisure: heated indoor pool with two saunas. The hotel features a well equipped business center with up-to-date technologies such as fax, scanner, projector, photocopying facilities, wireless Internet access and a conference room. The stylish Silk Road bar-restaurant offers a full menu with international selections, as well as the traditional Kyrgyz cuisine. World famous wines and a wide selection of local wines. 24 hour room service available with a special “night menu” (at no extra cost). Breakfast, lunch and dinner can be served in the restaurant – or ordered as room service. Our other services include: Shop selling toiletries, snacks, drinks, books, maps, souvenirs, etc.; Exercise Machines; A “book swap” scheme — “leave one and take one”; Information Board ; Lift to all floors;  Laundry service; Baggage handling service  

Located in the village of Rotftont, 65km from Bishkek, The Farm Guesthouse is a lovely guesthouse with a social vocation. Staying there will allow you to immerse yourself in Kyrgyz rural life and discover this village rich in history. From Rotfront there are many interesting activities on offer, such as a visit to the nearby Kegeti Valley, a bath in the hot springs of Issyk Ata, or a hike to Kol Tor Lake. But the main activity will be participation in the life of the farm. You will be able to help the local community with the harvest of fruits and vegetables and to work with the various farm animals. The rooms are collective or private (depending on availability), and are equipped with the minimum, no frills. No television and other gadgets, but the minimum to live comfortably on the farm and enjoy the tranquility of the place. Meal times on the terrace are friendly and you can enjoy all the farm products!
The Farm Guesthouse was born from the initiative of a Canadian couple who have been living in Kyrgyzstan for several years. In addition to producing and supplying the village with fresh fruit and vegetables, Julie and John have taken in many orphans over the years, who now as adults, live in community in the village and have gained their independence by working on the farm.