Stayed at Jannat in late October, 2011. Far less expensive than the Hyatt, this is a nice place, good service, reasonable food and drink. My room was recently renovated, with a door our to what might someday be a terrace between the hotel and the under-construction upper floors of the casino. Small oddities: this was after "air conditioning season" and... More

My stay at Hotel Jannat was well beyond my expectations largely due to a superb staff. Everyone from bellhop to reception to restaurant to housekeeping went above and beyond to ensure excellent service. Our group arrived in the the middle of the night, weary and exhausted, and the staff assisted us with every detail, no matter how minute. Breakfast was... More

First of all - I didn't expect a 5 star hotel. I had just come from Ashgabat and a 5 star hotel. The service was great and the staff went above and beyond. I asked the cashier at the front desk to mail some postcards for me and they just arrived. The food was okay - the location was a... More

This hotel for being 5 star would only rate about 3 for me, the rooms were nice but just did not have that 5 star touch. The parties that they host are loud and go into the late hours of the night. While I was there there were several parties and several weddings. All had speaker systems that were very... More

My stay at the Jannat lasted for just over three weeks. By the time I left I was on a first name basis with most of the staff that worked in the lobby and bar. The bad parts of the stay all had to due with costs. The hotel cleaners are very expensive. I used a local laundry for almost... More

A very decent hotel, with a few wrinkles, which are easy to overlook. Had a room facing the city, as there was construction facing the mountains, and I didn't like the idea of waking up to the sound of heavy machinery. Woke up the first night, because a few Americans started a fight in the hallway. Great. An hour later... More

The 5*-Jannat (= "Paradise") is the real and only alternative to the Hyatt, for demanding travellers in Bishkek. The rooms (5th floor, mountain view) are even better than the Hyatt. Very nice! The price level (incl. tax and breakfast) of US$ 175 (single) to 195 (double) is only half of the Hyatt price and a very good deal for this... More

I wish I could say nicer things about my experience at Hotel Jannat, but it was a week-long exercise in frustration. The hotel is new, clean, and very modern. The owners were definitely trying to channel the Hyatt feel: It looks very similar in the lobby with the set-up, the lounge, the marble floors, etc. Unfortunately, the staff has no... More