KASPI HOSTEl

Cleanest hostel ever, beds are comfy and toilets and showers are new. The kitchen is small but functional. The owner is one of the nicest person i met in my journey

Nothing

I don't remember having seen a hostel this clean and well looked after

I’m travelling by bicycle and I had no problem to park my bike and leave my stuff there. The owner makes an extra effort to keep everything clean. The bed is very comfortable and silent at night. It feels more like a friendly shared house than a hostel. There’s also a fully-equipped kitchen, a washing machine, and a comfortable shared space. The owner communicates very well and recommended me the tour to Bozzhyra I needed. Extended my stay a few more days to rest after my cycling in Georgia and flying to Aktau.

Everything was fine.

Exceptionally clean. Roman, the owner, is such a nice person. Communication with him is easy, even while using a translator. The whole facility is in a good state (Toilets, shower, kitchen, lockers... All of them are plainly functional). The beds are so comfy! I was really not expecting that.

Clean and comfortable

Too many rules to obey. No own slippers, No whisper, No alcohol, wipe dry the shower room after shower, entry to the hostel will be open and control by the owner and many...all rules are display at the reception and you will be rebuked loudly once you broke the rules, make you feel nervous.

Exceptionally clean and good value for money. The location is very good.

When we arrived at 5:30am and after spending 2 days on the train from Astana, we were told we could not wait in the lobby for 1 hour for our tour (also recommended by the hostel). The receptionist (man) told us they didn't work for free, and we were told to leave or pay the same amount our room was going to cost to just sit there, despite us having to check in the same day. First time we've experienced this in many months of travelling and cruel as it was cold at that time. Went and found a 24 hr cafe but left a bad taste