Your accommodation in Kyrgyzstan with Kyrgyzstan Nomads
Accommodation is an essential part of the Kyrgyzstan Nomads experience. Throughout your road trip, you’ll stay in hotels, guesthouses and yurt camps, surrounded by unique landscapes.
No need to look for somewhere to sleep at the end of each day or compare dozens of listings. Before you set off, we’ll book your accommodation for every night of the itinerary. We choose these places for their location, often by Lake Issyk-Kul or at the foot of the Tian Shan mountains, as well as for their comfort and warm welcome. At the guesthouses and in the yurts, you’ll often be hosted by Kyrgyz families, with tea and a home-cooked meal.
Below, you’ll find more details about the accommodation we book for you.
9 nights in hotels, guesthouses and yurt camps, all booked for you. You’ll find the exact addresses and full details in the mobile app a few weeks before departure.
Night 1
Night 1
For your first night, you’ll stay in a modern property with a nomadic touch. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of the capital, just a short walk from lively cafés and local markets.
Facilities
☑ Showers
☑ Wi-Fi
☑ Breakfast
Night 2
Night 2
On your second night in Kyrgyzstan, you'll stay in a traditional guesthouse in the heart of Kyzyl-Oi village. Welcomed by Mairam and her neighbours, you'll experience Kyrgyz hospitality in a simple, welcoming setting. The rooms are comfortable, and you'll share a homemade meal prepared with local ingredients, giving you a taste of the cuisine and everyday life of the village.
Facilities
☑ Showers
☑ Dinner
☑ Breakfast
Night 3 & 4
Night 3 & 4
You’ll spend two nights beside the legendary Song-Kul Lake, staying in a yurt camp surrounded by the vast Kyrgyz countryside. Steeped in nomadic culture, this iconic setting offers a real sense of freedom, with nature right on your doorstep. You’ll sleep in your own yurt, equipped with a stove and solar-powered electricity available during the day. Meals are served in the on-site restaurant yurt, and bathroom facilities are available at the camp.
Facilities
☑ Meals included: 2 dinners, 1 lunch and breakfast
☑ Outdoor bathroom facilities (2 showers & 2 toilets)
☑ Solar-powered electricity and showers
☑ Power outlets available in the restaurant area
Night 5
Night 5
You stay in a comfortable hotel in Cholpon-Ata, close to the town and Lake Issyk-Kul. The rooms are well equipped, and some offer views of the lake or the surrounding mountains. You can also enjoy the hotel’s restaurant, known for the quality of its cuisine.
Facilities
☑ Breakfast
☑ Showers
Night 6
Night 6
You spend the night in a modern family-run guesthouse attached to the owners’ home. Each room has its own bathroom, and a shared lounge offers a relaxing place to unwind in a friendly atmosphere.
Facilities
☑ Breakfast
☑ Showers
Night 7
Night 7
In Bokonbayevo, you’ll spend the night in a yurt camp surrounded by greenery. Each group has its own yurt, while the bathroom facilities are shared. You can also enjoy the large dining hall, a welcoming space to get together and share a moment in the heart of this natural setting.
Facilities
☑ Shared bathroom facilities
☑ Evening meal prepared by Syrga’s family
☑ Breakfast
Night 8
Night 8
Next, you’ll settle into a charming hotel nestled in the heart of the Chon-Kemin Valley. The rooms offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, while the terrace is a peaceful retreat. In the evening, enjoy a drink there as you take in the mountain views.
Facilities
☑ Hot showers
☑ Evening meal
☑ Breakfast
Night 9
Night 9
You return to the hotel where you stayed when you first arrived in Kyrgyzstan. Located right in the heart of Bishkek, it combines contemporary design with local touches. The spacious, comfortable rooms are the perfect place to enjoy a restful final night in the capital.
Facilities
☑ Showers
☑ Wi-Fi
☑ Breakfast
All your accommodation is already booked for you. When you arrive, simply drop off your bags and relax.
All hotels have a private bathroom. At yurt camps and some guesthouses, shared bathroom facilities are available.
Breakfast is included every morning, so you can start the day right before hitting the road again.
5 dinners and 1 lunch are included, especially in the most remote areas.
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The yurts are reserved for couples/groups of three, so you won’t have to share any common room. The restrooms, especially in the yurt camps, may be outside the accommodations and shared.
Yes, all the hotels will provide towels for you. However, we recommend bringing a personal towel for swimming breaks.
Yes, most of our accommodations have Wi-Fi, including hotels and some guesthouses. However, in more remote areas, like Song-Kul or certain yurt camps, the connection may be limited, slow, or even non-existent.
We recommend buying a local SIM card with mobile data as soon as you arrive in Bishkek. Network coverage is generally good throughout the itinerary, except for a few isolated valleys where the signal is naturally weaker.
This way, you can stay connected while fully enjoying the disconnection offered by some of the most beautiful spots in Kyrgyzstan.
Yes, each accommodation has electricity. In the yurt camps, sometimes the outlets for charging phones and other devices are available in the common areas.
Some accommodations are powered by solar energy for electricity.
Bookings for Kyrgyzstan Nomads open on Thursday, November 19 at 4 pm. Pre-register now to get access 24 hours before everyone else, at the best price, with Superflex booking conditions included.
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