Uralsk Hotels with Wifi

"We were traveling from Vietnam to Russia, via Kazakhstan. We found this hotel on Trip.com and booked it with breakfast. Booking and paying with our Russian card was easy. We didn't enable roaming, so we navigated by memory using a map, as the car's GPS was struggling and the hotel wasn't showing up on Google Maps. We drove at night, relying on our memory of the map. There was no one to ask for directions, and no Wi-Fi either. We found it almost by accident. One drawback: no road signs. As we approached, we saw a sign that said ”STABLES” when we were looking for ”Scandic Hotel.” When we got closer to the building, we realized it was what we were looking for. All in all, it was a miracle! The hotel itself is clean, with towels and all amenities available, right down to a shoe sponge. There's a kettle, water, and tea for one cup. The breakfast was delicious."

"The room was very clean. The outside temperature was low, but the inside temperature was very high. It was very touching to see the cleaning lady kneeling to scrub the floor. Breakfast was served on the first floor; it was also clean and hygienic, and the selection was plentiful."

"At the arrival, unfortunately no reception, no mobile data( only possible if you get a telephone map on site) 4 closed doors with a code you have not previously, a foreign country, was a horror scenario. Thank God, in one of the rooms, a guest who could contact the hotel owner was also able to contact and helped continue. The room was booked over Trip.com I also booked my flight over this page, which was very nice and complicated and paid over PayPal. A young lady then came to pay. It was alleged that no money had arrived and is always paid in bar only in this hotel. I had to pay in bar again on site and change the money before. I think that was a shit. That's why I don't recommend this hotel. Otherwise, hotel rooms were new/modernly furnished."

"The room smells bad. Whether smoked or smelled from the kitchen I don't even understand. Dusty curtains, black hair in the shower, aren't exactly mine. The window opens noise from the road. Administrators and waiters are young and attentive. Maybe I just didn't get lucky with the room."