Stay Report: Hyatt Regency Bishkek
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When traveling to Bishkek, there were a couple of options for hotels in the city. I was looking for a hotel that was centrally located and had access to transportation services since part of my flight left early in the morning. While doing to research, I noticed Hyatt was having a deal on their properties within Central Asia and so I was getting a good deal on the room and it included Club Access, so I decided to book the Hyatt Regency Bishkek. It was very easy to book the room via the Hyatt app and very easy to communicate with the hotel regarding airport transportation (airport transportation is not included but can be arranged from the hotel). The hotel is located near the city center and thus is a 45-minute drive from the airport. From the hotel, it is a 10-15 minute walk to many of the city's attractions and main restaurants and you can also easily access transportation from the hotel. One of the key perks of the hotel is that the staff generally have a good command of English so it is easy to connect and communicate requests.
From the outside the hotel does not look like much but it is grand, but dated, on the inside. You enterinto a wide lobby that had the check-in desks towards the back, a sitting area in the front, as well as access to the restaurant and the elevators. There was also a money changer and ATM located next to the check-in desks. The lobby looked nice, had plenty of seating space, and look decently refurbished but you could tell it was an older property. I quickly checked-in and received the key to my club room floor room.
The hallway was laid out in a T with the elevators on the long side and rooms jutting out from either side. The club room was in the middle across from the elevators. The room itself was nice and spacious, a bit outdated, but comfortable and had all the amenities. As you entered, there was a sitting area to the left and a desk right in front. Next to the desk was a chest with drawers on the bottom and a TV on top. Next to the TV were windows that covered the entire length of the wall and it led to the bed which was across from the TV on the other side of the room. It was a double size bed, big enough and comfortable enough but definitely not a newer bed. There were bedside tables on either side. The bathroom was located behind the bedroom and you could access it through a hallway which also contained the big closets. The bathroom itself was a good size and contained a sink, a toilet, and a walk-in shower; very nice amenities and very comfortable but again not the newest appliances or furnishings. The bathroom also came with complimentary soap, lotion, body wash, and many other toiletries, and the room came with a complimentary fruit basket and complimentary water. Overall, the room was spacious and comfortable just not the newest furnishings.
My room came with Club Access and I was on the Club Floor which made access very convenient. As you entered the Club Room, there was the dining area in front which offered complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cocktail reception in the evening. All the time they offered complimentary tea, coffee, water, and soft drinks. There was a small seating area and a computer and printer so you can get some work done. The cocktail reception food was decent and filing enough and the complimentary drinks were very good. The hotel is a full service hotel so other amenities included a restaurant, a fitness center, a pool, complimentary wifi, as well as concierge services. The service was very good and really attentive to the guests.
Overall it was a comfortable stay at the Hyatt Regency Bishkek. The staff was outstanding and the location was central to many of the cities attractions. The room was comfortable if a bit older but was comfortable and offered a spacious and good nights sleep. Complimentary wifi was strong enough to stream videos as well as do work; so overall a pleasant stay in Bishkek with Hyatt Regency.
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