Nur-Sultan (Astana)
The pick of Nur-Sultan's hostels comes with a wonderful roof terrace, featuring panoramic views of the city. The two dorms are gender-segregated, there's…
Must-see hotels in Nur-Sultan (Astana)
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
This friendly, well-kept little hostel in the old city is unsigned and hard to find, so contact them ahead of arrival. It offers spacious four- and six…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
The abode of choice for many Western business and official visitors, the three-towered Radisson provides the expected comfort and professional service…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
Ideally placed for the exploration of attractions in the new part of town, this gleaming circular tower is just around the corner from the Bayterek…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
Popular with solo travellers and with a very helpful owner, Nomad occupies a modern, clean apartment with a good kitchen and sitting area, a mixed eight…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
As much a guesthouse as a hotel, this small, family-run establishment on a quiet street is as close as you'll get to the left-bank attractions at midrange…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
The building is a modern, 10-storey glass cylinder but the inside has an elegant air, with chandeliers, patterned marble floor and sizeable, comfortable…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
Well-located for train-station access and within easy reach of attractions in the old part of town, this friendly business hotel is part of a local…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
There's excellent service at this seven-room hotel, with staff going out of their way to be helpful. Decor is somewhat reminiscent of old-world European…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
Cosy little hotel, tucked away down a little side street. Staff are very helpful (though not much English spoken), and the compact, spotless en suites…
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Nur-Sultan (Astana)
Rooms at the ‘Golden Man’ are nothing fancy but cosy, well-sized and perfectly comfortable. It has a good little cafe/restaurant. Staff speak no English…