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Lovely family with two sweet children. The accommodation was very nice, and the food was excellent. A cozy stay in a beautiful area

The guest house is well located in a quiet village in the valley. The hosts are very kind and want to make your stay as pleasant as possible and cooked for us individually vegetarian and very delicious. It is very nice to sit on under the apple tree in the garden with a beautiful view on the mountain panorama.

Very nice stuff told us a lot about the complex and the yurts. Our yurt was perfect! Amazing view, very soft and comfortable bed and all was cleaned perfectly. The breakfast is delicious, especially the cream sour and butter ❤️ the complex territory is full of amazing and calm places to walk by

East Guest House is more than just a place to lay your head - it’s a generous, welcoming home. From the moment you arrive, you’re scooped up and embraced like a long-lost family member. Rooted in sustainability and deep respect for the land, everything you eat here is grown or raised on the property. The butter, cream, and ayran come from the family’s cows. The meat is from sheep that roam freely in the mountains from April to September - so you can eat with the comforting knowledge that the animals have lived happy, natural lives. Gulzat will feed you exceptionally well; her cooking is on a whole new level of delicious. In summer, she might take you into the mountains to forage for herbs to make tea, or teach you how to make kurut by hand. You can ride horses with the young (and very cool) boys of the household. Or, if you’re more into culture and craft, meet one of the village’s Manas tellers, the keepers of the Kyrgyz epic, who recite the tale in a trance-like state. You can also visit local craftswomen who create stunning embroidery and patchwork quilting. I was lucky enough to cook often with Gulzat…fresh ayran from cows we milked together, outdoor plov, pirozhki, katama, samsa… every moment in the kitchen was a joy. The village of Tigermenti is breathtaking. It is surrounded by snow-capped mountains draped in what looks like green velvet. If you’re feeling brave, take a dip in a mountain stream; or, if you’re more like me, just dip your toes in! A magical place. I didn’t want to leave - and I absolutely can’t wait to return.

A cozy and nice place for a short stay, friendly hosts, they treated us as if we were in our house, very generous, food was authentic, organic and delicious. The nature around the guest house is fantastic. The yurt tent is nice.

When we arrived we got invited for salad and yummy bread! The garden is really nice and cozy. The place offers horse trips but we hiked by ourselves.

Super clean throughout the accommodation. Rooms are large with picturesque views. Food prepared fresh onsite and delicious. Staff very helpful and friendly. Easy access on sealed roads. Very quiet rural area. We highly recommend!