I can evaluate only the beach side where I spend the whole day. Entrance fee to the beach: 200KGS, plus umbrellas and beds are available for rent (hour based or full day). The pierce is long however jumping and diving is not recommended as the water level is not deep. In some places it nearly hits hips 😲. Be careful! There’re warning signs but kids don’t read them.

Beautiful view across the stay.. nice breakfast

I am on 15 days tour to kyrgyzstan and last night stayed in this hotel and the location is so beautiful , don't feel like leaving this place. Rooms are very big n clean. Excellent breakfast and the garden and beach is so amazing. I love to come n stay again at this location. Thanks to all the staff for making our stay memorable

Pros: Well cleaned superior double room, bed comfortability was above average, bathroom was cleaned too, hotel is near to beach area, overall property was quiet, the ambience of premises was clean and well maintained with varieties of flowers. Room for improvements: B&B should have buffet breakfast system with varieties of items (sucessive four days had same tabelled breakfast). Bathroom requires new equipments (hair drier) and its appurtenances. Overall the stay was pleasant!

There are some nice features, but the customer service is terrible and they charge ridiculous fees for any small thing. Find somewhere else to stay.

Excellent location with fresh and shallow beach. Adorable place for vacation with kids. Hotel offers as an option three meals which is absolutely great option for moms with children. Recommended.

Very nice hotel, clean, staff very helpful, close to the lake, ten minutes walk and close to the small city center

This is a review of the Tri Korony beach only. Access to the beach for people not staying at the hotel can be purchased. It was 50 som per person for us. The beach had the usual amenities for Cholpon-ata, with changing areas on the peach, plenty of refreshments available for purchase (a bit upmarked compared to stores in town), umbrellas to rent, and pay toilets. The nicer attributes of this beach were the slow increase in depth (lots of somewhat shallow water to not make you feel like you might drowned) and pier that you can dive off of. There was also a DJ playing music when we visited.

Good place, excellent beach, only national food, no ideal for vegetarians. Excellent pool, confortable rooms, but the price is not so cheap. European price... so my evaluation is the next... rooms 8... pool 9... beach 10... park 7... restaurant 5... parking 8.. Conference room 8....Location 10. Price 7.

Very good and comfortable apartments / rooms in this resort with full access to the nearby beach and garden. Enjoy the sunset over the beautiful Karakol lake. One trouble is the traffic over the lake. There are too many jetskis and motors driving like crazy. So, if you really want to enjoy swimming without this disturbance , just try to go early morning or at dusk.

Generaly clean, although toilet did some problems.. Food was very basic. The beach to the lake is nice and they offer umbrella and chairs.

Nice resort with beach access. My only complaint is that they didn't have any employees at the Spa... But it is the off season now, so it's understandable.

Very nice and very clean. Perfect to stay

Decent room, clean and neat in a private compound. Has access to beach with nice view, but also open to public. Has to walk about 1km under the sun from main road bus station when arrived from Bishkek to the hotel. Service is poor, not sure its due to language problem. Receptionist can speak english. When ask to arrange taxi from hotel to location to take mini bus for Karakol, she arranged one for 270s. Lonely Planet provide the location a distance away near the stadium and I ask her is it that place and not from the station just outside, 1 km? She said not from the station outside, but didn't say where. I trusted her as I am the guest of the hotel. When the taxi came, it drove me only for 1km to the station just outside the main road. You do the judge for the service. There is actually a bus from the main bus station that go direct to Karakol. The one provided by Lonely planet is for loose pessenger standing on road side pickup point.