Hotels With Gym in Chu, Kyrgyzstan

The hotel boasts an excellent location, and the front desk service is outstanding. The rooms are incredibly comfortable, and the hotel gym is top-notch. The swimming pool is also very good. Breakfast offers a wide selection and tastes delicious.

The hotel's location is super convenient for getting around and finding places to eat. My room was spotless and tidy, the bedding was really comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, so I had a peaceful night's sleep. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and attentive, check-in was quick and efficient, and they were always prompt in responding to any requests. The overall ambiance is elegant, the facilities are comprehensive, and it offers great value for money. I was very satisfied with my stay and would definitely choose this hotel again for future trips. Highly recommended!

The worst experience ever in my life. I am willing to bear all legal responsibility for the facts I have stated. At approximately 2:30 a.m., an unknown man entered my room without authorization. This is an extremely serious security breach. Had I been a female guest sleeping alone, or had I been asleep with valuables exposed, the consequences could have been far worse. If my belongings had been stolen while I was asleep, what protection or recourse would I have had as a Wyndham guest? This incident occurred in the middle of the night, when guests are most vulnerable. I consider myself fortunate that nothing worse happened. However, I was unable to sleep for the remainder of the night due to fear and anxiety. Even today, I do not feel secure leaving my belongings in the room. I have had to carry my laptop, passport, and all valuables with me because I no longer trust the hotel’s security procedures. What further disappointed me was how the situation was handled. When I rushed to the reception immediately after the incident, the only response I received was a brief verbal “sorry.” There was no explanation, no reassurance, and no immediate action taken to address my concerns. Additionally, my keycard had been revoked without notice, forcing me to return to the reception again. As of today, no manager has reached out to me in person to provide a formal apology or explanation. The absence of proper follow-up makes the situation even more concerning. If hotel management considers this a minor mistake, that is frankly alarming. As I wasn’t able to sleep at all due to the hotel mistakes And they reject to refund me for the first night’s accommodation fees. And until now, I don’t receive any official apologies from them. Be careful, what happened to me might be happen to you as well.

The breakfast was varied and well-chosen. As a traveler, I felt comfortable and safe. The reception was always staffed and friendly. It was a bit noisy in the hotel room due to outside fans, but I was able to change rooms. There's a supermarket and several cafes across the street. I'm very satisfied!

The hotel is located off the main city attractions. Has a business hotel vibe, lobby has a bar and lounge with sparse seating arrangement . Rooms have an odd design where the closet room bangs with the washroom door.Rooms bright during day , have poor and inadequate ceiling lights for night time.Many times the phone is not attended by the house keeping , or even the operator , after prolonged calling the reception responds . Staff is polite and not well versed with English , communication is a struggle. Check in ) Check out is a breeze. Spa service es are in the basement , Healthclub/ pool area staff is usually no where to be found , no system to call them from the pool ) sauna area Overall falls short in meeting expectations as a chain Hotel .

The room didn't have any strange odors, and the cleanliness was acceptable. It was also relatively quiet. I really liked the wooden decor style. The location is super convenient for getting around. The restaurant offers views of the snowy mountains, but the breakfast was just so-so. It's a shame the hotel doesn't provide toothbrushes and toothpaste.

The location of this hotel is amazing, within walking distance of all of Bishkek's major sights and many good restaurants and cafes. The facilities are somewhat dated, but staff are great. Unfortunately, upon checking in, we found dried urine all over the bidet in our bathroom. Upon bringing this to staff's attention, a cleaner was sent right away. However, this should not be happening in any four star hotel.

Hello everyone, I stayed at the London Hotel Bishkek from October 11 to October 18, 2026. Overall, I was satisfied with the hotel and would give it a solid 4 out of 5 for overall quality. If you aren't too picky, you can comfortably go ahead and book this place. **Pros:** - The hotel is in quite good/fresh condition, with a decent mattress and duvet, and proper plumbing. - The photos of the room and the hotel match reality completely. - Excellent location—essentially right in the city center with everything you need nearby (cafes, shops, currency exchange, shopping mall). - Excellent European breakfasts. The selection isn't huge, but it's more than enough to have a good meal. 100% of the food is high quality and delicious; this isn't Egypt or Turkey where you walk past 50 meters of food options only to end up eating just potatoes or pasta ))). However, it might not suit travelers from China very well. For my part, I'd give the whole breakfast experience a 5+. **Cons or things that caught my attention:** - **The main drawback is the AC system.** The scariest part is the large, glowing control panel on the wall right next to the bed. At night, it shines like a flashlight, making it impossible to keep the room dark—unless you tightly cover the screen with paper. The second issue is the system controls. During my stay, daytime temperatures rose to 18–20°C (64–68°F), while at night they dropped to 5–6°C (41–43°F), so naturally, I wanted to turn on the heating in the evening. The function is built-in, but it seems to be turned off to save money, and you can't activate it yourself from the remote. When I mentioned this to the front desk, they activated the heating function the next day, and the heating option appeared on the remote menu. It was convenient to adjust the temperature for a couple of days, but then they turned the feature off again, and the system could only work in cooling or ventilation mode. I didn't bother complaining a second time; I just made a mental note of this flaw. Obviously, this isn't an issue in the summer )) - **Very soft pillows.** Like probably most middle-income people, I sleep on an anatomical/orthopedic pillow at home, and I just couldn't get used to sleeping with a lump of rags under my head. - **The issue with slippers and robes.** Why hang two identical small robes and provide slippers that only fit sizes 38–40, when half of teenagers nowadays—even in China—are over 180 cm tall with a shoe size of 45? - **Taxis cannot access the hotel directly.** The hotel is located in a courtyard behind a barrier gate. There is no attendant at the barrier and no intercom connected to the front desk. It's a minor detail, but inconvenient. - **Subpar housekeeping.** The room is carpeted, and how often it's vacuumed—or if it's vacuumed at all—is unclear. I often wear white socks, and the hotel slippers are also white, so the results of the cleaning are visible after just half an hour of walking around the room. Toothbrushes and small amenities like cotton swabs and cotton pads are inconsistently restocked. I ended up buying cotton swabs myself at a store. One evening, I was eating tea and gingerbread at the table and accidentally dropped a small piece on the floor. I noticed it, but didn't pick it up. The next day, after housekeeping had been through, it was still catching my eye, but I decided not to clean it up. The following day, that same piece was still lying on the floor, so I finally picked it up and threw it away myself. I could have done it earlier, but then I wouldn't have understood how housekeeping operates. - **Couldn't use the TV.** There's a big, beautiful TV that was useless to me. I don't really watch TV; at home, I just catch the news and I don't subscribe to any online cinemas or streaming platforms. So I turned it on, scrolled through the menu, found no free channels, and turned it off. None of these cons are terrible, but comfort is made up of small details. I probably went on too much about the negatives; you don't need to be afraid of them, just keep them in mind. The hotel is very decent and neat. I just hope the management takes at least some of these points into account. To be fair, many people before me have written about the glowing remote at night and the questionable housekeeping, but nothing has changed yet. (The photo of the review taken in the dark is actually the AC remote in sleep mode at night )))

This was my second stay at the hotel and I would not recommend if you are sensitive to smoke smells. The hotel seems to cater to many Chinese tourists whom seem to smoke quite a bit despite the hotel being non-smoking. Management should try to fix the problem. When we complained; they said there were no more rooms and offered no solution. Only when pushed they claim they would help, which was only an open window, and it did not make a major difference. Also location is sub optimal, you needed a taxi to go anywhere meaningful. Also hotel seems quite dated but basic amenities were there. Simple breakfast.

After the tour around northern Kyrgyzstan, I arrived at the Orion Hotel with a exhausted body, only to be greeted by a neat, comfortable atmosphere and the excellent manners of the staff. I am truly looking forward to seeing how Kyrgyzstan will have changed by my next visit.