1 Cabin Hostel

The location is unbeatable. You are steps away from everything you could possibly want to see and do, saving tons of time and money on transportation. It truly felt like having a premium basecamp without the premium price tag.Speaking of price, the value here is insane. You get the cozy, unique charm of a cabin stay and the social vibe of a hostel, all for a fraction of what a standard hotel nearby would cost. The facilities were fantastic, the pods/cabins gave a great sense of privacy, and you genuinely feel like you are getting way more than what you paid for.I couldn't recommend this place more. If it’s available for your dates, just book it—you won’t regret it! I will definitely be staying here again.

The only minor downside was that a lot of guys were smoking in the outdoor common areas, which could be a bit much if you aren't a fan of smoke.

Cabin Hostel has no bunks. You have your own personal space. The space is small but it's still great. It's less hostel, more a place some people are staying, some long term. There is no staff on site. Sometimes they are there in the evening. You send them a video of your payment. Not sure if staff speaks English. Good kitchen with lots of amenities. Free washer/dryer - byo detergent. Close to the city center and shopping. Airport bus stops 10 minutes away. A1 supermarket also a 10 minute walk. There are also lots of beauty salons in the area.

Not enough bathrooms

Had one of the best sleeps in over 6 weeks in Central Asia! Tiny 'pod' room but very well climate controlled, comfortable bed and also very quiet. Superb central location too.

The spiral stairs to get down to the bathroom in the middle of the night when half asleep were less than ideal!

Simple bunk bed surrounded by curtain - some privacy guaranteed. Also location was quite ok - not far walking from the center.

The host was communicating via Whatsapp - it took some time to get answers - that was ok although not very fast/effective. But when I arrived there was somebody (not sure whether from staff) who first kicked out a person in next bunk bed. Then showed me bed next to where I was supposed to stay. It was 10:30 p.m. when i came and people were frying some meat/something in the kitchen till midnight. The smell of fried air was everywhere and terrible. Then loud speaking till 2 a.m., finally after that time I fell asleep and woke at 4 a.m. = again loud speaking in local language. In the morning bathroom was quite dirty, pissed around here and there....It was the best night of my life.