Hotel Perniagaan di Almaty

Central hotel in Almaty, everywhere else was quite expensive so I chose Renion Park hotel. It was similar to the photos but sadly the room was way too hot for me, thankfully I could open the window! Other guests kept me awake from running up and down the corridor all night and one even tried to get in my room I think, not realising it wasn’t theirs! The room itself is adequate and has most things you need but lacks finesse and is a bit rough around the edges. For example the sink had no plus, some of the skirting boards were falling off and light fixtures had gaps where you could see behind. However the location was good and you can walk to most things, the view of the mountains was beautiful. Be aware that most international credit cards don’t work very well in Kazakhstan so book via an international platform so they can charge you properly!

Her zaman tercih edip rahat ettigim hotel,biraz daha yenilenmesi ve servis kalitesinin artmasi lazim.Ilk açıldığı dönemde rakipsizdi ama şimdi yeni oteller açıldı ve güncellenmesi lazim. Yeri merkezi ,lobby harika,yine kalırım.Tavsiye ediyorum

We have booked 2 rooms for 3 Nights at the Hotel. The hotel is centrally located and very well maintained. Rooms are big and well designed. The USP of the Hotel is its swimming pool and Jacuzzi pool in the basement. They also offer SPA and its quite well maintained with courteous staff. Biggest flipside is the lack of veg/vegan options at the breakfast. Even a basic item like boiled eggs get over and not refilled. Housekeeping is another department where the Hotel needs to buck up. Overall a very good stay.

Had an excellent stay at Best Western in my recent solo trip. -Excellent Staff especially Aruzhan who was very helpful, dedicated and patient. She helped in resolving a payment issue. -Great location, next to Expo, some local cafes. -Breakfast was nice with many options including customized omlette. Would love to stay here in my next trip.

This is not a bad hotel but not quite as luxurious or high end as one might expect from the pricetag. Checkin was handled well and I get a modest upgrade for Hilton status. The best thing about the room was the view of the snowcapped mountains from two sides. Bed was comfy and towels were thick and plush. The bathroom was not great; a stand-in tub with a half door that doesn't keep the water from leaking out, and a ridiculously places handheld shower that either you had to hold or crouch down (unless you are under 5 feet tall) to use. Just unacceptable for a four star international hotel. Also the shower gel didn't work and the shampoo container was not even attached to the wall. Other things in the room didn't work quite right. Breakfast was a reasonably good buffet. The location is slightly out of the way but an easy and cheap Yandex ride or walk of 20-30 minutes to the more central sights. Overall not a bad choice (especially if you want to earn or burn Hilton points) but not sure it is worth the rates.

My family and I stayed 2 nights in Grand Sapphire Hotel room No. 3011. Great location, nearby many highlights in the city, 900 m from Panfilov Park. Room is very spacious with all amenities, toiletries etc. Wi-Fi is very bad. Breakfast is very poor. Check in is very fast. Room view is zero.

Nice clean room, very polite and friendly staff. Still there is something to be improved: card has stopped functioning once (could not open the door) and twice didn't turn on the electricity (it starts when you insert the card inside the cardholder in your room). Also there were some troubles to print out the invoice correctly and find the payment for prolongation of our stay. Good location, 10 minutes walking to the underground. Good breakfast served: fresh fruits and wide range of desserts.

Kazakhstan Hotel located in a very strategic place where you can get plenty of food, restaurant and supermarkets. Overall experience is good and the room service need to improve. No complementary coffee and tea bags for the 1st 2 days and only requested then only they provide. Daily breakfast is excellent with local dishes, variety of fruits and desserts.

The staff is most unresponsive, displaying undertones of racial bias. No Indian should stay in this hotel. Despite three reminders and a wait of two hours, the hotel failed to deliver a bucket of ice in the room, of course on payment. Room layout is faulty - a huge concrete column in the centre of the room reduces the space considerably (Rooms 621 and 428). Towel peg in one bathroom was broken (Room 429). Room upkeep was shoddy - trash was left uncleaned. In one room, a worn out towel with a big tear was placed. It was shown to the Supervisor who offered a drink as compensation - height of shamelessness. In yet another room, the house keeping staff forgot to place bath towels. Despite repeated calls to the Reception, the hotel failed to deliver them. Consequently, the couple had to go for breakfast without bath. It is certainly a disgrace to the brand name Ramada.

It’s not new but generally speaking it’s good. After my nightmare stay in Astana and aktau with those international groups’ properties I am more certain about it.