What a pleasant team of young hospitality professionals. We also enjoyed the clean beach and the trendy Cafe with the high quality evening entertainment program.

So sad to see the dilapidated Soviet era housing complexes in which we had to stay, and unfortunately that was our first impression at check-in. The interior is much nicer though, with all the renovation efforts highly appreciated!

There is an option to buy lunches and dinners in addition to breakfasts offered through booking, and all meals are quite nice and cooked locally. The area is an old soviet-times summer camp, so the exteriors are deteriorating but the interiors are renovated (rather basic, IKEA-style furniture but it's sufficient). The beach bar is absolutely amazing, sunbeds and umbrellas are also provided, and you can pay by card at the beach bar for snacks, small meals and drinks. The biggest strength of this place is the young and helpful staff, as you can always find a way to organize a trip etc.

Be advised that it is located in extremely secluded area, even if you manage to stop your bus (marshrutka) from Bishkek at Kosh-Kol, it's still around a 20-minute walk to the place. Apart from the canteen, there are not too many options for any meals - there's only a cafe just outside the resort. During our stay the resort was hosting a huge summer camp with an army of kids, they weren't a big nuisance, but it would be nice to know about that, as it is advertised mainly as a coworking place.. It was hard to keep the room tidy, as they are so small and there was no mat to even leave shoes by the door. There's definitely huge potential in this place, but it needs some improvements ;)