Jannat Regency in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan is nice however a bit far away from downtown. Situated in the suburbs, there is not much to do around the hotel. I was told that there is a shopping area nearby but I did not look for 
it, as my stay here has always been a short one. (Most of my stays have been at the Hyatt, near the Opera House, and a tasty Indian Restaurant I frequent).
We receive free breakfast from 6 to 10 am. The food options are not overly abundant, however they are all free, including any item from the breakfast menu. We also have free Wi-Fi and are treated with a coupon for a free 20 minute massage.
The view of the Tien-Shan mountains from the hotel is impressive, the rooms are nice, and there is a pool in the front. A pool that I never seen anyone in yet. Jannat Regency is comprised of an older, more generic looking building, where the front desk is located, and a newer looking building behind. The newer building looks nicer from the outside and of course has large, nice rooms as well. The newer building also has a nice lobby with interesting red, funny looking human height lamps. However the newer building seems to have a sewage problem, and the smell in those rooms is not pleasant. Additionally, walking to that building might be a challenge with bags, as there are multiple steps here and there to cross.
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So I recommend you ask for a room in the old, plain looking building- the one where the front desk is located. (The room and bathroom pictures attached below are from this building).
Here is a link to view images of the Tien-Shan mountains.