We created a place where travellers can experience Kazakh culture without giving up the comfort they’re used to.
Tumar is an ancient triangular Kazakh amulet. It was worn close to the heart in the belief that it protects its owner from harm and brings good luck.
Hansha means queen — the mistress of the khan’s court, keeper of the hearth and of the traditions of hospitality. She welcomed honoured guests and made sure everyone in the yurt was warm and well fed.
Together these words capture our idea: a hotel that guards your peace and welcomes everyone with royal warmth.
In the lobby, guests are greeted by the Hansha herself — a large gold-framed mosaic of a beauty in a saukele holding a bird against a Kazakh ornament. It is the heart of our hotel and a favourite spot for photos.
The “ram’s horn” ornament symbolises strength, abundance and prosperity. You’ll see it throughout the hotel.
A generous table is the highest sign of respect for a guest — hence our love of tasty homemade breakfasts.
Warm natural colours, textiles and soft light create the feel of a cosy Kazakh home.
“Qonaq kelse — qut keler”: when a guest arrives, happiness comes into the home.Kazakh proverb
Being small lets us know our guests by name and take care of every detail.
rooms in different categories
reception is open
average guest rating on 2GIS
venues: the hotel and the banquet hall