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120, Kalashnikov Street, 160008, Shymkent, KZ Kazakhstan
contacts phone: +7 702 801 1599
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.3223809, Longitude: 69.6307712
Азамат Ахметов
::Nice, clean hotel. All liked it. The prices are average.
Lachupakabra kg
::Small hotel, clean, good, nobody speak English
Callum Houston
::Big clean rooms. Good price, nice food. Only issue is slightly far from city but that reflects the price. Good stay.
Asdtuleh
::This is how all Hotels should be
Craig Sauers
::If you’re staying in Shymkent, you’re probably coming from or going to Tashkent, the national parks, or Türkistan. I can’t think of a better place to go back to or land at than Totem. The pros: friendly, accommodating staff, who can help you even if you know only basic Russian or Kazakh; one of the more comfortable beds you may come across in Kazakhstan; some excellent amenities, including a soft bathrobe of all things; one of the best showers at this price range in Central Asia; beautiful, potentially house-made ceramic artwork that makes the whole place feel especially cozy; and a great breakfast. I was comfortable and relaxed here, and that goes double after having roughed it for hours in a marshrutka going to and from Türkistan. The only con I can think of: the location is not what you’d call ideal. Set in a residential neighborhood, the hotel is about two blocks too far west to be truly central. That said, it’s only about 150 meters to the nearest bus stop; after some Google translating and/or semaphore, the staff will arrange a taxi for you; and Uber, technically speaking, has a presence in Shymkent, even if said presence is nascent. In short: I’d stay here again, and I’d recommend anyone else passing through Shymkent to do the same.