Ξενοδοχεία με 2-Star σε Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

I didn't like it. The room is clean, the yard is - no, I would wash the stairs, chairs on the veranda where breakfast leaves dirty spots on clothes. Breakfast is normal, normal, but nothing special, buying food mainly. The room was broken the shower counter and did not work TV. When addressing the administrator, it was promised to repair, in fact, nothing, eastern fairy tales. Another trouble with paying the tour tax, the site indicates the value in the amounts, and in the hotel $5 with the rate in the translation into the amount - what the administrator + VAT, which was paid in booking, is all the coins in fact, But in fact - business in the East, and the reference that here is not correctly calculated and booking - it doesn't mean anything, as if in Uzbekistan the tour tax is paid in dollars.

My friends and I were absolutely delighted with this hotel and its staff. It's conveniently located, just a 15-minute walk to the historic city center, with shops and cafes nearby. The food at Cafe Minor was delicious; the lamb shashlik was both affordable and excellent. The hotel rooms are spacious and stylish, spotlessly clean, and smoke-free. The beds are comfortable, and the bathroom has everything you need. We were even given plush bathrobes upon request. Breakfasts were perfectly adequate, with something for everyone. I can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel.

The owner of this hotel is super nice, hospitable and thoughtful. The location of the homestay is only a minute walk from the four towers, which is very central in the ancient city. Although it is not a luxury hotel, the small courtyard is warm and the room is clean. The landlord is also very formal to help with tax. Very recommended.

Very well located next to the main minaret, and walking distance to all main spots in the old city center. Very cosy and confortable room and rich breakfast (and dinner) facing the square. The only thing you need to be careful is not too spend too much in those gorgeous bazaars nearby (I myself got two carpets and several scarves 😍🤣). Just go and have fun.

Wonderful place, wonderful hosts. I ask guests to stay in Bukhara for at least two days. Otherwise, you won't see half the wonders.

1. Located in the Old City, the guesthouse is just a 10-minute walk from the Minoral Kalo. There are other attractions along the way, so the journey won't be boring or feel long. 2. The guesthouse has a fully equipped and spacious kitchen in the basement, where you can cook your own meals. 3. The guesthouse owner is very kind. Because I needed to catch a 7:40 AM train on the day of my departure, I asked for the hotel receipt the night before (as the airport checks for receipts and there's a fine if you don't have one). The owner said he could only issue it upon departure, as it's done online. So I added him on WhatsApp and contacted him at 6 AM to get it. I felt really bad about it. When I left, the hostess even reminded me that it was raining and cold outside and pulled up my coat and hood, which touched me deeply. 4. The room was large, but... it only had a skylight, which was covered by a cloth, so it was essentially a windowless room. This contradicted my booking confirmation that it had a window. Also, I booked a twin room, but they gave me a double bed, even though my room was actually a triple room; the single bed just didn't have a mattress or anything. This was a small oversight, and I think they could have done better. (I only discovered these discrepancies on the second day 😅 I had already checked in and hadn't told the host.) 5. Overall satisfied, recommended.

The train was delayed and arrived late at night, but the staff at the front desk responded well and lifted my luggage to the room on the 3rd floor. The courtyard is comfortable, the rooms are clean and equipped with amenities. It was a little difficult to understand the location, but I arrived when I walked along the signboard.

The room wasn't very big, but its location was superb. Just a left turn from the door led to the market and the square where the Afanti statue is located. The room had two secure doors. The manager also showed us the restaurant they were renovating; breakfast is now served outdoors. He gave us a tour of the second floor and explained the hotel's history. His English was quite good; he had 15 years of experience in hotel management and had been here since last September. He mentioned that during peak season, the place is very lively with singing and dancing. During the off-season, there were many empty rooms. Since our train was in the early morning, he told us to check in and go out, leaving our luggage in the room. We could stay until we left for the train station, and just return the room key before leaving. A fantastic manager! Thumbs up for this hotel!

It was a wonderful stay. It's very close to tourist attractions like the Ark Fortress, all within walking distance. The owner was very friendly and kindly accommodated our requests. Regarding dinner, we hadn't made any reservations, but when we asked, they went to the bazaar to buy ingredients for $15 USD per person, providing plov, four kinds of salad, herbal tea, and various fruits. The quality and quantity were excellent; it would definitely cost more than $15 USD at a regular restaurant. We were able to fully enjoy the local cuisine. Although we declined as we are poor students, they also offer a master class on plov for an additional $10 USD per person. Please note that prices may change as this was a last-minute request. Breakfast included salad, soup, and coffee, and there was absolutely nothing to complain about. While they do offer typical sausage breakfasts, I recommend trying the local soup if you're in Bukhara. Again, the quantity and quality were superb. The guest rooms were new and spotlessly clean, as the hostel only opened two and a half years ago. The design was also very nice. I wholeheartedly recommend this hostel, which is perfect in every aspect: food, accommodation, and hospitality!