Nestled within the enchanting landscapes of Kyrgyzstan, our boutique guesthouse pulsates with an effervescent fusion of Italian allure and global charisma, courtesy of our exceptional hosts, Memo and Max. Memo, the epitome of Italian vibrancy and culinary mastery, graces our abode with an authentic Venetian flair. Hailing from the heart of Italy, Memo sprinkles our guesthouse with the seasoning of traditional Italian hospitality and culture. His kitchen, a sanctuary of gastronomic artistry, transforms locally sourced ingredients into delightful culinary symphonies, from comforting pasta creations to sumptuous risottos, each dish carrying the essence of Italian gastronomy. Yet, beyond his culinary prowess, Memo's magnetic charm envelopes our guests in a warm embrace, fostering a sense of kinship and home away from home. His dedication to cultivating a cozy ambiance resonates in every corner, ensuring that guests don't merely visit but become cherished members of our extended family. In contrast, Max, a globetrotter and connoisseur of diverse cultures, infuses our guesthouse with a cosmopolitan vibrancy. His extensive travels and multicultural experiences imbue our establishment with a worldly perspective, creating an inclusive environment where cultural diversity thrives. Proficient in various languages, Max effortlessly bridges communication gaps, accentuating the inclusivity and global appeal of our space. A maestro of modernity and innovation, Max orchestrates an unparalleled guest experience, blending international sensibilities with local warmth. His adept management skills ensure that each guest's stay is characterized by refined comfort, attention to detail, and an unparalleled level of service. Memo and Max, a dynamic duo, curate an inviting and sophisticated haven that transcends geographical boundaries, offering an unparalleled fusion of Italian charm and international finesse.

One of the first guesthouses of Karakol, Memo's Boutique Guesthouse was ecologically renovated in 2014 keeping the privilege of single floor building. It offers a distinct Italian villa atmosphere with flourish garden and spacious artsy backyard with mountain view, BBQ and fireplace areas. Tucked away in a peaceful uptown neighborhood yet mere minutes from Karakol's vibrant center, our location provides both tranquility and convenient access to Gebze and Karasaev streets where various grocery stores, cafes, rental and car services are located. Our haven of elegance comprises seven uniquely styled rooms, each a testament to Italian sophistication. Whether seeking a snug retreat or expansive family quarters, every space exudes lavish comfort. Ensuite facilities and seamless WiFi are standard amenities. Our guesthouse features a diverse array of common areas. Indulge in culinary pursuits within our fully equipped kitchen and dining area, or all-season BBQ terrace with a grill and asian kazan fireplaces. The expansive hall welcomes with a long table and fireplace, accommodating up to 16 guests comfortably nestled in chairs. Another space boasts two plush sofas, creating a cozy retreat for unwinding. Open fireplace in the backyard is surrounded with apple trees and blue pines and several chill zones with wooden benches. A private exhibition of paintings by young artists from Bishkek on another terrace complements the metamodern statement on the fence. Unpuzzle it while walking through the beautiful garden with flowers and brushes that flourish 10 months a year. A dedicated sauna is available for those seeking relaxation. Our parking and laundry facilities ensure a seamless stay, while a private bar with local and rare drinks adds an extra touch of delight to your experience. Come, embrace the fusion of Italian allure, Slavic heritage and Kyrgyz charm at Memo's Boutique Guesthouse, where every corner narrates its story of comfort, elegance, and homely warmth.

Karakol is a sweet town surrounded by the Tian Shan mountains - Kungoy Alatoo and Terskey Alatoo ranges. Founded in 1869, historically was a starting point for many expeditions to Asia, in some periods named after famous Russian explorer Przhevalsky. Now it’s biggest city of Issyk-Kul Region and must see spot for any Central Asian trip. ARCHITECTURE: THE DUNGAN MOSQUE, built by exiled Chinese Muslims, completed in wood and without a single nail THE HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL, an Russian Orthodox church also built with wood WOODEN HOUSES in the old slavic style with porches, shutters and trims decorated with hand carvings SOVIET ERA buildings accompanied with monuments, sometimes abandoned but well preserved, especially in Pristan-Przhevalsk CULTURE: MUSEUM OF N. PRZHEVALSKI, telling the story of expeditions arranged by Russian Scientist to start detailed studies of the geography, flora and fauna of the Central Asian countries HISTORICAL MUSEUM, showing the nature, history, culture and ethnology of the Issyk-Kul region BUGU-ENE ZOO, the only in Kyrgyzstan AK SUU DENDRARIUM OLD MILITARY BASE, where soviets testes torpedos and nowadays you can ride on mountain bikes or enduro SHOPPING: JAKSHILIK BAZAR & BAZAR AK TILEK, two bustling markets where anything is for sale THE ANIMAL MARKET, begins at 5am on Sunday morning SLAVIC MARKET where you can find things from the past and VINTAGE STORES with rare items from all over the world NATURAL SURROUNDINGS: KARAKOL VALLEY with SKI BASE, enjoy 20km of slopes, panorama view from the height of 3040m or horse riding tour through the gorge ISSYK-KUL LAKE and its PRZEVALSKY GULF, where you can have a kayak tour ALTYN ARASHAN GORGE and ALAKUL LAKE, best hiking trail accessible also by a special transport, with radon and hydrogen sulphide thermal springs JETI-OGUS and BARSKOON VALLEYS, with gorges and waterfalls KARKARA and JYRGALAN VALLEYS, mecca for ski tours and freeriders ENILCHEK, with hot springs, glacier and ghost town