Hotels near Kichi-Jargylchak

The Guest house located in a beautiful place, at the corner of a village. Beautiful Garden and also the property also kept very nice and clean. The Lady, the owner is very kind and friendly. She arranged me dinner for my both nights was very delicious. Also they have beer at dinning area plus some other drinks such as Soft drinks. The place is really valuable for the price I paid. Highly recommended

Great stay and we enjoy our time here. Internet worked well. The breakfasts and dinners were absolutely remarkable. Dinner is extra cost but well worth it. Bedrooms and bathrooms were clean with hot water and good pressure. Guest rooms are in a separate area from the family so you don't feel like you're in each other's space.

Simple, neat and ethnicity well maintained. Very helpful owners, welcoming and hospitable. Recommendation level 10

Comfortable bed, quiet room, beautiful view, good wifi, and hot shower. The hospitality from the family made our stay. They drove us for two days in a row to locations of our choice (extra fee). Cooked very huge and tasty meals.

When we arrived to the site it was very quiet and empty. There was nobody around and we talked to Tonya to see if we could arrange a lift to the canyon. She tried but it seems there was nobody willing or available to take us, so we did it by ourselves. When we came back from the canyon the place was super packed and all yurts were occupied. There was a celebration going on and because of that they told us they could not serve us dinner (we didn't quite understand why, but we went to the supermarket and got some food). We booked a yurt with "Lake view" but truly there are no yurts with lake view as they are all far from the lake (they are not far, but you cannot see it from any of the yurts) so we didn't really understand the statement about the view. There are 4 toilets and 2 showers. Toilets were always clean and with paper, so well maintained.

The yurt itself was gorgeous and very comfortable. It was far nicer than I expected, and was pretty luxurious with a queen sized bed, large wardrobe, dressing table etc. It was very well appointed with robes, glasses, kettle/fridge etc. There's a small chemical toilet in the yurt that's discreetly hidden behind the large wardrobe and a screen (that was a God send and saved having to walk to the communal toilet in the middle of the night). There was no toilet roll, but we had some with us luckily. There's a small sink just outside the yurt where you can wash your hands etc and that was very useful. The private outdoor area outside the yurt had several seating options (day bed, swing chair and table/bench) and the view over the lake was beautiful, especially at sunset. The camp was very quiet when we stayed (I think only one other yurt was occupied) so it was peaceful and private. We only had time to stay for 1 night, but wish we could have stayed longer. The dogs that live on site were incredibly friendly and affectionate and kept us company the entire time we were there! The wifi was strong and worked both in the yurt and in the restaurant area. The camp is quite remote and there are no nearby restaurants/shops, so take provisions. We had dinner at the camp (served at 7pm sharp), and it was pretty tasty. It consisted of a starter of samsa and topped aubergine and a main of lamb (on the bone) and fried potatoes/onions. We took a bottle of wine from our yurt and had it with dinner. For $8, I thought it was decent value given you're a captive audience (although I appreciate that it's pretty expensive compared to most meals in Kyrgyzstan). We chose to eat outside the main building area as it was hot in there. We also sat outside for breakfast, which consisted of pancakes, fresh tomatoes and cucumber, meat and cheese, porridge and a fried egg/toast combo (which was delicious).