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Little Alma-ata A-frame House 2 - Kazakhstan
10 12 reviews

Little Alma-ata A-frame House 2

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This A-frame studio is located near Ak-Bulak, approximately 20km from Almaty, within a family-owned apple orchard, offering easy access to the Ak-Bulak ski resort.
The self-catering apartment sleeps two, features a private terrace with barbecue facilities, a movie projector, and access to a one-hectare apple orchard, with horse riding available nearby.
Hidden Forest Cabin On A Creek, Farm Near Almaty - Kazakhstan
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Hidden Forest Cabin On A Creek, Farm Near Almaty

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This woodland lodge is situated on Dikaya Soap Farm, approximately 160 kilometres from Almaty, featuring a unique creek that flows directly beneath the dwelling.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom retreat accommodates two guests and offers a kitchen, garden, and the opportunity to experience the natural scents of mint and lavender, with a recommended minimum two-night stay for full immersion.
Sweedom A-frame - Kazakhstan
9.4 37 reviews

Sweedom A-frame

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SweeDom, a secluded mountain lodge near Almaty, offers breathtaking views and tranquility, its precise location unspecified but suggested to be within easy reach of the city lights.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom chalet sleeps four, boasting a fully equipped kitchen (including a fridge), air conditioning, parking, and a private terrace perfect for enjoying the stunning mountain sunsets and the nearby mountain stream's soundscape.
Гостевой домик Country House - Kazakhstan
10 14 reviews

Гостевой домик Country House

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This Almaty mountain lodge is situated a 15-minute drive (approximately 24km) from Almaty city centre, offering convenient access to the Kok-Zhailau plateau hiking trail.
Sleeping four guests, the chalet boasts a wood-fired sauna with a 'blizzard effect', is fully equipped for comfortable multi-day stays, and benefits from a tranquil setting.

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Frequently asked questions about bed and breakfast in Kazakhstan

  • What are the most visited cities in Kazakhstan?

    Almaty and Nur-Sultan are undoubtedly the most popular cities for visitors. Almaty, nestled in the foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau mountains, offers stunning natural scenery and a vibrant cultural scene. Nur-Sultan, the capital, is a modern city with impressive architecture and a growing number of attractions.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts in Kazakhstan?

  • Which are the most commonly used airports for travelling to Kazakhstan?

    Almaty International Airport (ALA) and Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport (NQZ) are the main international airports, serving most international flights. Smaller airports exist, but these two handle the vast majority of international arrivals.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a pool in Kazakhstan?

    Cryptohotel -club, Luxury House and Eco Hotel & Restaurant "Skala" are the best B&Bs with a pool in Kazakhstan.

  • What is the currency in Kazakhstan, and can I easily withdraw cash from ATMs?

    The currency is the Kazakhstani tenge (KZT). ATMs are widely available, even in smaller towns, and most accept international cards, although it's always wise to check with your bank beforehand about any potential fees or restrictions.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a jacuzzi in Kazakhstan?

  • How advisable is it to drive in Kazakhstan?

    Driving in Kazakhstan can be challenging. Road conditions can vary significantly, particularly outside of major cities. While major highways are generally well-maintained, many smaller roads are less developed. It's advisable to have a reliable vehicle and a good map, and to be prepared for long distances between towns.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts for families and kids in Kazakhstan?

  • What are the key cultural norms to know before travelling to Kazakhstan?

    Kazakhstan has a rich and diverse culture. It's considered polite to dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. It's customary to greet people with a handshake, and removing your shoes before entering someone's home is a sign of respect. Being mindful of local customs and traditions will enhance your experience.
  • What are the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Kazakhstan?

  • What are the most celebrated events in Kazakhstan?

    Nauryz, the spring equinox festival, is a major national celebration. Other significant events include various religious holidays observed by the diverse population, and local festivals celebrating harvests and other cultural traditions. Specific dates vary from year to year, so checking a calendar closer to your travel dates is recommended.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with parking in Kazakhstan?

  • What are the top destinations for a week-long stay in Kazakhstan?

    A week allows for a good overview. You could spend a few days exploring Almaty and the surrounding mountains, perhaps including a visit to Big Almaty Lake. Then, fly to Nur-Sultan for a couple of days to see the modern city's sights. You could also consider a day trip to the Charyn Canyon, a stunning natural wonder.
  • What destinations are great for a short weekend trip in Kazakhstan?

    For a weekend, focusing on one city is best. Almaty offers a blend of city life and easy access to nature, with hiking trails and stunning views readily available. Nur-Sultan, while a modern city, also offers several museums and architectural marvels that can easily be explored in a couple of days.
  • What should you do if you lose key documents in Kazakhstan?

    Report the loss to the local police immediately and obtain a police report. This document will be crucial for replacing your passport or other essential travel documents through your embassy or consulate. Contact your embassy or consulate as soon as possible for assistance.
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