Yyldyz

Ein atemberaubendes Hotel mit toller Aussicht über die Stadt Aschgabat. Die Lobby ist beeindruckend, das Personal ist hilfsbereit. Das Zimmer hatte eine wirklich gute Größe und ein schönes Badezimmer. Das Bett war nicht sehr bequem, aber insgesamt war es ein guter Aufenthalt. Das Essen im Restaurant im Obergeschoss war überraschend gut. Der Teppichladen in der Lobby ist großartig, um einen Teppich zu kaufen – gute Preise. Schade, dass das Freibad bereits geschlossen war, obwohl es rund 30 Grad warm und sonnig war

Das Hotel liegt außerhalb der Stadt, man muss also nicht herumlaufen. Riesige Zimmer. Die Klimaanlage ist extrem kalt. Sehr begrenztes Frühstück und sehr seltsam arrangiert – Haferbrei, Teller und Löffel befinden sich an drei verschiedenen Orten. Katastrophale Matratze. Es ist unmöglich, das Licht auszuschalten, ohne hinter jeder Lampe herzulaufen.

Ich bin seit ungefähr einer Woche im Yyldyz Hoteli, die Zimmer sind groß, sauber und komfortabel, das Personal ist freundlich und sehr hilfsbereit (besonders dank Viktoria), aber die letzten 3 Tage meines Aufenthalts in Aschgabat gab es kein Internet. Das Hotel organisierte erst am letzten Abend ein provisorisches Internet. Es ist nicht akzeptabel, dass man in einem so schönen Hotel mit exzellentem Service nicht länger als 2 Tage Internet jeglicher Art zur Verfügung stellen kann und erst am dritten Tag an die Lösung des Problems denkt.

solide 5 Sterne. wunderschön mit unvergleichlichem Blick auf die Stadt. Hervorragendes Spa, toller Pool und Sauna. gutes Restaurant mit Panoramablick auf die Stadt. hat schöne Tennisplätze. Der Service ist durchweg gut.

It was my second time at the hotel and compared to my first experience about 9 years ago, the stay was much more pleasurable. The hotel is as beautiful as its images, or more so, unless your eyes are easily strained by the abundance of gold :) The rooms are large and airy (try to get an odd-numbered room, then it won't be facing this large ensemble of heating aggregates outside that make permanent humming noise. Not loud but noticeable). The restaurant is actually surprisingly nice and has an abundant menu, and my Carbonara one evening was so good that I didn't hesitate to order it again (although the manty that waited for 45 minutes were sadly underwhelming). A special word goes to the staff of the hotel that goes above and beyond to make the guests feel really cared for. Their flexibility, friendliness, availability and a word of advice were greatly appreciated.

Given that this is supposed to be the best hotel in Turkmenistan I was disappointed. The hotel itself is very grand and the rooms we got at least were very big and spacious. The room had a great view of the skyline. Even I believe. The odds were facing another direction. The indoor pool was nice and big and heated. Breakfast was average. Had some breads and cereals, fruit, boiled eggs, and vegetables which one day included potatoes and I guess u can get an omelet but this is not written anywhere and my friend had to ask. Nothing to write home about. Now on to the bad. The whole hotel was so hot. We went in march when it was still Chilly outside but inside the hotel was a sauna. The Rooms were hot. The AC would not go down past 25. I like it especially cool when I sleep so I was very uncomfortable. I even had to move my bed over by the window and sleep with the window open. The gym was very hot. I asked the guy if he could turn the air on so he comes in the room and pushes the button just like I had done. 20 min late still on 25.5 so I go back and he was rude to me and basically didn’t care. Said it’s on. The pool and surrounding areas were about 80+ degrees Fahrenheit, even hotter then the rest of the hotel. Restaurant- hot. You get the point. Speaking of the restaurant the food was not great. Steak and chicken were very overcooked. Chicken salad with fruit was doused in some mayo like dressing that didn’t say on the menu. Tuna salad was bland and small. Just to make a few things. Expected more. This hotel cost us about $400 auSD a night, and when we checked out we were told we had to pay for the coffee. It said 2 complimentary but they were Nescafé packs apparently. It said nowhere else on the pricing list about the coffee pods. I’m Paying that much a night and don’t even get free coffee. I told the lady she needs to make it more clear and she was extremely rude and insisted I pay. And it was expensive 21 manat for a tiny cup of coffee. Listed nowhere. Was not impressed with the service. The bell hops were nice and accommodating but that’s about it.. would recommend trying another hotel if you make it there. Not worth the price

It was the first visit to the capital, Ashgabat.. Turkmenistan.. The hotel is more than wonderful.. The tools and staff are extremely professional and sophisticated.. Thank you, the health club, thank you Enejan. Thank you, the hotel manager and all the employees.. a very high level of hotel services in all depar**ents.. Thank you.. Abdel Nasser Mohammed.. the physiotherapist accompanying the Al Ain Club team in the Asian Championship.

Such a very nice hotel. Excellent location, view from the window, beautiful unique architecture, large room, very nice bar on the 19th floor and restaurant on the 18th floor. Very good breakfast, better than most hotels in Westen capitals that I have been to. Hotel staff are also gentle and helpful. Nice gift shop in the lobby with fair prices. I stayed there for 4 nights. It was an enjoyable stay. Very recommended.

An amazing, beautiful hotel....!! Whoever built this hotel (I am convinced it was build by a dictator or, his buddy with privilege to money) did an excellent job. Whoever built it was not concerned with costs. The rooms were very large, the entire hotel was a piece of art. I don't know the pays to operate it because even though there were hundreds of rooms, when we were staying there, there could not have been more than 7 guests. Incredible facilities, pool, lobby, restaurant and all...!!!The staff were wonderful and the breakfast was outstanding. Too bad more tourists cannot enjoy it.