Hotels With Breakfast in Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

The hotel was very clean, and the interior and doors had a lovely, authentic Uzbek design. The breakfast was also delicious, with plenty of vegetables and fruits, allowing for a hearty start to the day. The courtyard was decorated with elements that truly captured Uzbek culture. The shower had good water pressure, and the bathrooms were clean. The hotel staff were incredibly kind; although there's no elevator, they helped carry our heavy suitcases both upon arrival and departure! During breakfast, other guests were celebrating a birthday with a surprise party, and at check-out, we were even given snacks. The owner and all the staff were very kind and attentive. We had a small issue, but they handled it professionally and earnestly. The hotel is close to the Ark Citadel, and it's about a 20-minute walk along the main street from the Lyab-i Hauz area, so you can easily explore without needing a taxi. Underneath the Ark Citadel, there was a festive light-up from the end of the year into the new year, attracting many locals. The area around the hotel is quiet, which was perfect for a relaxing stay.

I really liked the oriental-style hotel; it's very beautiful, with clean, cozy rooms, polite staff, and a beautifully designed interior. I really liked the owner, Anvar, who helped us exchange money and took us to the center of the old city, suggesting interesting excursions. I definitely recommend this hotel; it has a very luxurious interior. If I ever return to Bukhara, I'll definitely stay here.

The room was excellent, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Its prime location meant I could easily walk to all the main attractions, and the area was lively and convenient in the evenings. It made for a truly wonderful trip to Bukhara.

We stayed for two days and were given a room on the 4th floor next to the restaurant. Everything was clean, and the bathroom was large. Hot water was strong and the breakfast was good, so you won't go hungry. There was no kettle in the room, but they quickly provided one upon request. There's a microwave in the restaurant, which you can use. Overall, I liked the hotel and recommend it.

Super new and clean room, and it was really relaxing. As soon as I checked in the staff brought me a big fruit plate (yum), and I was also moved by how the staff were helping and understanding. The only concern is the smell of the doormat in the bathroom (probably), and I guess it’s coming from the fact that it is so new the smells hasn’t settled in. I put the smell diffuser in the bathroom and the problem was solved.

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.

We arrived at this hotel on the evening of March 4th and were greeted wonderfully. They even upgraded our room for us, a special thank you. The room was very clean and tidy, free of any odors, and the standard was commensurate with the price. The receptionists were responsive to all reviews and were very helpful. I think this hotel is one of the best in Bukhara. I recommend it to all travelers.

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!

I stayed here for one night during a solo trip to Bukhara. The hotel's location is excellent and highly recommended for sightseeing. My only complaint is that the bathtub was a bit narrow.