The abode of choice for many Western business and official visitors, the three-towered Radisson provides the expected comfort and professional service. The larger business-class rooms have their own espresso machines, and there's a pool, gym, spa and hammam. The huge gleaming lobby encompasses lounge areas, shops, a bar and an excellent Mediterranean restaurant.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan
3.72 MILES
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Ploshchad Poyushchykh Fontanov
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2. Museum of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
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8. Transport & Communications Ministry
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