Ξενοδοχεία με 3-Star σε Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

"Right on the edge of the old town, just 100-200 meters from the core area with easy taxi access. Except for the Summer Palace, all other attractions are within walking distance every day. Staying in the core area makes it inconvenient to hail taxis, hard to find, and requires dragging luggage over bumpy cobblestone streets, so the location of this place is fantastic. At the same time, it is very quiet at night. The hotel interior boasts a strong ethnic style, featuring its own souvenir shop, and even the stairwells and corridors are decorated with beautiful miniatures. You don't need to visit other small shops in the old town; just sitting inside the hotel surrounds you with this intense exotic charm. The room was extremely clean with comfortable bedding—the mattress, duvet, and all bed linens were top-notch. Housekeeping did a thorough job every day, and even the boxed facial tissues provided were of a higher quality and thicker than anywhere else in Uzbekistan. There is even a dedicated area in the hotel for drying clothes. The service was warm, attentive, and prompt. Before departure, I sent confirmation emails to all the hotels we booked, and this one was the fastest to respond. The front desk guy was handsome and polite; he not only helped with our luggage but also walked us to the car upon departure, instructed the driver, and proactively provided the registration slip with very clear billing. However, the fly in the ointment was that the internet signal in our room was extremely poor. Both Wi-Fi and mobile data were terrible, almost impossible to connect to, which caused some inconvenience. But I assume it might just have been the location of our room, and I believe this is something easily improved. All in all, we really loved Hotel Iman and highly recommend it."

"The location isn't ideal. It's too far to walk to the Old City, so Yandex is a must. Also, on Yandex, the hotel is listed as ”Eurasia Business.” When we were coming from Bukhara Station, there was some confusion with the Yandex driver because we weren't sure if ”Eurasia Business” was the official name according to Trip.com. We even had to ask the driver to call the hotel to confirm. However, upon arrival, the hotel looked just like the pictures, with a very clean and beautiful lobby and rooms. The room itself was not only charming but also clean and spacious – so much so that I wished I could stay there longer. It was a bit disappointing that breakfast only started at 9 AM, but the content was standard, and instant coffee was available. It had been a while since I had coffee, and I thoroughly enjoyed it."

"By the standards of Bukhara's Old Town, Omar Khayyam Hotel offers pretty decent value for money. Its location is fantastic—right in the very heart of the Old Town. Plus, most rooms look out over the interior courtyard, so you don't have to deal with traffic noise from the street. While the rooms aren't brand new and the facilities are a bit dated, they easily meet all your basic accommodation needs."

"The location is excellent, right by the Labi Hovuz pool. The area around it is very lively with many restaurants, and it's convenient to walk to the Trading Domes where there are lots of shopping opportunities. The staff are friendly, and there was even a very cute young boy who helped us with our luggage. You can't expect too much from the facilities given the old town's architecture; the room is a bit small. Personally, I'd suggest adding a shower curtain to the bathroom to prevent water from splashing onto the floor."

"The only advantage is the location, right in the heart of historic Bukhara. That's where the pros end—the beds are old and squeaky, the soundproofing leaves much to be desired, the toilet flush barely works, and the shower holder is broken. We asked for a breakfast box due to an early check-out; they promised it, but never provided it, and didn't even say goodbye because the front desk guy simply walked away to avoid dealing with it."

"There is a parking lot outside, but inside the scenic area, traffic control may be in place when there are many tourists, making it difficult to hail a taxi. On the evening of October 6th, I encountered a situation where I couldn't get a taxi and had to walk about 1 kilometer outside the controlled area to find one."

"Great location and highly recommended for a stay. I have nothing to complain about. Should you have any questions about where to go or how to exchange money, feel free to ask the hotel staff for advice. They are open 24/7 to offer assistance. I will definitely visit again."

"The location on a busy street means there's occasional road noise, though it's not too loud with the window closed. You can walk to the main attractions from here. There's an on-site cafe where you can order room service and breakfast is served in the mornings. The service is excellent, and while the room furniture might be a bit dated, it could also be part of the room's theme. I would have liked faster internet. 🙏🫶"

"Arrived late at night, but check-in was smooth. The location is just right. It seems to be integrated with the hotel next door, but that wasn't an issue. Breakfast was good, and I was very satisfied with the staff's service."

"This is a very charming hotel converted from an old madrasah. Elements of the vintage interior remain here and there, making it extremely photogenic. While the facilities are a bit dated, which is to be expected, it’s thoroughly cleaned so it’s not an issue at all. Located right in the heart of the tourist area just steps from Lyabi-Khauz, it was surprisingly quiet at night. But above all, the true highlight of this hotel is their star staff member, Azizbek. Though only 18, he was so thoughtful and went out of his way to help us with everything. Thanks to him, despite this being our first time in Uzbekistan, we were able to relax and fully enjoy our trip. I will definitely stay at this hotel again when I come back."