Hotel dekat Central Park, Almaty

Front desk staffs are helpful to any enquiry and  made arrangements for our transportation to the airport 👍 The cleaning crew is very responsive ( especially one middle aged lady , a bit plump). Probably our room is located at the end and hidden behind the corridor ( room no 5014) , they probably have missed. We requested her to clean the room and job accomplished 👍👍  The only setback is the bad smells of vape at the breakfast lounge. The seats are not suitable for dining.

Chinese boss, warm, clean and tidy room, ideal choice for business trip, highly recommended!

Thank you for the suggestions and help from front staffs very impressed us. The location was near Church, park, Green market. The breakfast was great as well, so for long trip around 19 days and many hotel we stayed, this hotel really make me feel the best.

It was a beautiful hotel. The front desk staff who checked me in were very friendly, and the people who helped me with my luggage were also kind. The rooms were clean and the hot water and water pressure were excellent. It was very good.

The room is very good. Although the hotel is small, the facilities are very complete. For breakfast, you have to go out of the hotel gate to eat next door, because it seems that Milton Hotel and Milton Premier Hotel are together.

Subject: Excellent Location, but Overpriced and Outdated Rooms I stayed at Hotel Kazakhstan in Almaty for more than 10 days, drawn initially by its prime location. The hotel’s location is indeed its biggest strength—bang on the main road with excellent accessibility to various parts of the city, making it convenient for travelers. The property itself is a heritage hotel, and while it has its charm, the overall experience was mixed. The hotel is quite old, though the upkeep and concierge services were commendable. However, the parking facility was a major issue. During snowfall, it became extremely messy, and entering the hotel was quite challenging. Regarding the rooms, my experience varied throughout the stay: • The initial superior room booked online was decent, offering good space and facilities. • The “supreme premium superior” room I opted for later was disappointing—it was smaller, with a worse layout and fewer amenities than the superior room, which was surprising and frustrating. • For the last three days, I upgraded to a junior suite. While it offered more space, the layout and overall upkeep of the room felt outdated, leaving much to be desired. A consistent issue across all three rooms was the drainage system in the washrooms, which was poorly maintained and created unnecessary inconvenience. The breakfast provided as part of the stay had a wide selection and was good. However, the menu did not change for all nine days, which became monotonous for a longer stay. Room dining, though available, could be significantly improved in terms of quality and variety. Overall, while the location of Hotel Kazakhstan is unbeatable and perfect for those who want to stay in the heart of the city, the property feels overpriced given the outdated facilities and lack of variety in services. I would only recommend it to travelers with a good budget who prioritize location and heritage charm over modern amenities.

The hotel is great, worth the price. Everything is good, clean, tidy and comfortable, breakfast is rich and delicious, with both Chinese and Western food. A little further south is a pedestrian street with a fast food restaurant (Figure 5), which is delicious and cheap, I eat there almost every day. There are also shopping malls and supermarkets. There is a bus No. 92 that goes to the airport nearby.

One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at so far! I arrived at the hotel around 5 AM, and fortunately (thank you for the receptionist who attended me), they had a room available for early check-in (for half the price). The view was absolutely amazing, and the room was well-equipped with a mini-fridge, TV, hair dryer, disposable slippers, bathrobe, towels, and complimentary coffee, tea, and water. The breakfast? I highly recommend booking a room with breakfast included! It’s a buffet with an extensive selection—mains, soups, and desserts change daily. They also have pies, cheeses, breads, cereals, and so much more. I didn’t even recognize some of the dishes and didn’t get to try everything, but everything I did taste was absolutely delicious. The location is also excellent, with bus stations and the subway just a short walk away. I was able to walk to several tourist spots like Panfilov Park, Green Bazaar, and many more. One of the best features of the hotel is the keycard system — you can only access your assigned floor and the first floor, where the reception is located (from there, you can easily walk to the breakfast and spa areas)

The hardware and software decorations are good. The only thing that would be perfect is a painting on the sofa background! It is in the same building as ibsi. Turn right after the elevator. It has good business. I checked in at 4 pm. The front desk and floor service may not communicate well. I stayed for one night and experienced the floor service staff knocking on the door twice. It seems that they don't know that someone has checked in and delayed check-out. Maybe it's an individual case. The water is in the corridor and you need to go out to get water to drink.

Miss Dana at the concierge is very helpful as my hubby was not feeling well and need to go to A&E. She told us that the hospital does not open 24hrs. She said she will call an ambulance for us. As we do not speak their native language, she was kind to arrange everything for us and told us to wait in our room. When the Medics came, Mr Anton at the concierge was in the midnight shift, he came up to us and was so kind to gave his mobile number in case we have problems at the hospital and to call him at anytime. We sincerely appreciate Miss Dana and Mr Anton for their impeccable service and kindness.