Bukhara Hotels with Balcony

The room was good with great amenities. The Hotel itself has a Uzbek feel with the sandstone coloured walls and mosaic details in the alcoves . The spa was great . I had a Thai massage and my Masseur was Evan who did a splendid job! I was feeling the relaxing effect of the massage even on the third day . The breakfast buffet was also really good. The shower in the bathroom was also a great one , which is always a positive after a tiring day of walking . Sunita, traveller from India

Good Hotel. Good location. Great swimming pool and impressive spa. But, bad hotel design traps very hot air in the central ”core” which goes all the way up to the roof. The have a good restaurant but it's only open for breakfast. Breakfast was ok, but not nearly as good as the Intercontinental Tashkent (reviewed elsewhere). The weird thing is that if you want food at any other time, you have to have it poolside or in the central reception area. Also, something we noticed at all Uzbek hotels is that they have food in their menus, that they do not know how to cook properly. For example, the ”Chicken Alfredo” was more like a Chicken in mushroom sauce. Fortunately, it tasted good. But, we did have other food orders that were inedible and bore little relationship to what one would get in a western or European restaurant. However, we enjoyed the room, the pool and the other aspects of the hotel. Would stay here again. (But would eat elsewhere.)

The location is perfect for sightseeing in the old town. However, the service was expensive, and I was worried about the details such as the poor flow of water in the toilet, the lack of toothbrushes and tissues. The young receptionist was good in English and correspondence, but when I asked the large old receptionist for a taxi, I was refused with a smile saying that I should catch it on the street. It's a pity that breakfast was good.

Very beautiful interior, located in a quiet place, next to a large grocery store

Charming hotel with fantastic location. The owner is very friendly (ask him about the tortoises living in the courtyard, or the view from the roof - which could be a charming place for evening drinks with little effort). Rooms are huge. Show stalls is tiny. Balcony rooms are nicer. Breakfast is modest but still quite pleasant. Our room lacks the usual amenities and is severely lacking in electrical outlets (and no USB ports, which are expected nowadays). But very comfortable and quiet. Would definitely come back here

The location is okay. It is located in a small alley lined with many B&Bs and hotels in the old city. It is about a five-minute walk from the pond in the center of the old city. It’s not too far to go to any of the castles. The facilities are decent. I live in a sunken underground courtyard, which is very quiet and has a good environment. There are also first and second floors. The room facilities are mediocre. It can only be said that they are similar to Chinese Home Inns or Hanting Hotels. They are the facilities of a budget hotel. Moreover, the flow of water from the nozzles is not large. I can only say that the facilities are so-so, so I will make do with it. The breakfast has no special features. Like other hotels along the way, there are just a few things, and few are suitable for Chinese stomachs, so it is difficult to comment. The service is pretty good, all questions are answered, the front desk speaks English fluently, and communication is basically barrier-free. However, when the disposable dental appliances were used up, they were not replaced and they had to go to the front desk to get them. There are several people named minzifa. When taking a taxi, you will encounter minzifa travel first, and then hotel minzifa. Don’t make a mistake.

Very colorful, lovely small hotel. Clean rooms, provision corresponds to the hotel category. Abundant , home breakfast ... as the hotel is small make ”from under the knife.” A convenient location, literally 200 meters and you can get to the tourist center, from where you can walk to Registhan ”placing” one sight after another on the route. The immediate surroundings of the hotel are a little shocking)))) this part of the center of Bucharest is built by the participants who are in what is much. And the buildings and roads .... there are no words, but quickly used)))) From the features - there is no closet and towel dryer. Specific))) The East is a thin thing.

An excellent hotel to stay. The rooms are super modern. The courtyard is very pretty in old Uzbek style. The breakfast room is very beautifully painted with old style flower decorations: it is like sitting in a museum. The breakfast is excellent, the girl serving the breakfast deserves a pay rise. The owner was super helpful. He pointed out the Yandex Go app which everybody should use in Uzbekistan to book taxi's. It gives you the best price and avoid the constant haggling. This is one of the nicest hotels I ever stayed in.

There is probably no more pleasant stay for a tourist in Bukhara than around the old pond of Lyabi Hauz. To the 'Salom Inn' it is hardly 100m meters from there through an arch onto a pedestrian alley. The hotel is in an old town house with a lovely courtyard, where one can sit down and relax and where also breakfast is served (for colder times there is an indoor breakfast area). My room was in a corner of the first floor, thus I had the privilege of windows on the side towards another alley. I was glad that I had booked a twin room, so I could profit from the unused bed as a storage place, since that was missing. There were some hooks on the wall with metal cloth hangers and also two drawers, but full with blankets and bed covers (completely useless in this season). What I liked was the old ceiling with beams, the carpets and the well sized bathroom had shampoo and bath gel dispensers in the shower. Also the bed was comfortable. In the evenings one gets asked about the preferred breakfast time, which is served as of 8am. Fruits are brought, usually melons, then bread, margarine, slices of cheese, yoghurt and two very sweet jams. It was fun to watch that the wasps and bees always went for the quince jam, not the cherry. There is also a choice of omelette or fried eggs. It was strange to observe that every time breakfast was served, with all the food, coffee cup and cutlery, never a plate came along. Was one supposed to smear the margarine onto the bread slice in one's palm? A plate only comes with the eggs, if one has ordered any. They have beautiful plates and maybe there had been a problem, that they got stolen. Even when one has hardly finished eating, the plate gets taken away without asking by a rather unfriendly lady, who also works at reception. The leftover food though can stay there for a long time afterwards. My suggestion to the hotel is to use cheaper plates and to leave all that stress.