Almaty Hotel Guide - St Nicholas Cathedral hotels in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

"See other review. Perfect, clean, very accommodating. Would definitely stay again!"

"The hotel was situated in a very quiet and peaceful location and walkable to most of the popular attractions. "

"Staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Made me feel comfortable immediately!"

"Decent hotel with good breakfast"

"Excellent hotel! Definitely recommend..."

"It was a nice stay! the room condition is tip top, and staff are very friendly. You are allowed to leave your baggage after checked-out."

"Great location and comfortable hotel . Great exclusive sauna and plunge pool "

"Góð staðsetning, hreint og starfsfólkið mjög hjálplegt."

"Lovely hotel, clean rooms and good service"

"Оформили ранний заезд, заселились без проблем в районе 6 утра, бронировали два одноместных номера. В моем номере не работал телевизор, до конца продувания его так и не включили. По выезду попросили повторно оплатить проживание, хотя все было оплачено по заезде. Хорошо, что у меня был чек, подтверждающий оплату.. Из за таких нюансов впечатление подпорчено, но в целом - нормально ."

"Big rooms, good breakfast."

"Great stay in the city centre of Almaty. Great breakfast, lots of options."

"Nice hotel. Stayed there 6 nights. Comfortable "

"This hotel is located in living zone so it was very quiet and safe!"

"We enjoyed our stay. Everything was in walking distance and getting a taxi was super easy."

"The staff were amazing especially the concierge Madi was great and very helpful,"

"Rooms are clean and modern. Staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast buffet was excellent with good selection of food and fresh fruits and sweets. "

"Great spa. Staff were friendly. Room was very noisy at night with loud traffic, our room windows were on the main road. "

"Convenient and comfortable "

"This review is based on what to expect from a hotel at this price point. For what it is, was comfortable, clean, roomy, close to a couple of restaurants and did the job. A sign on the entry gate with the hotel name would have saved a lot of arrival hassles"