Khiva Hotels with Balcony

"The hotel in the real old city can see the Buhari Minaret on the hotel terrace. The restaurant can watch the sunset. The best shooting location of the Minaret in time. The locals have beautiful pictures. Friendly reminder. The hotel is located in the old city. Taxis cannot enter. You need to walk."

"The owner is Malaysian, so English is very easy to communicate with. The entire staff is very service-oriented and will proactively help with luggage up and down stairs. The breakfast is plentiful and delicious, with a different menu every day. Although the hotel is located near residential areas, it's very close to the old town and conveniently located within walking distance. The local residents are also very friendly. It's a great accommodation choice."

"1. Stand A hotel a little far from Ichan Kara but within walking distance. If you walk to Ichan Kara, the north gate is close. From the north gate, you can go up to the wall (additional fee is required). The most tourists are the East Gate and the West Gate, so it is necessary to think about walking a little more even if you enter Ichan Kara. After walking and getting tired, it is also an ant to pay about 100-200 yen to the hotel by YandexGo. Making more land than in Ichan Kara. It is important to the atmosphere of Oita, so it feels like the price and the consultation. 2. Equipment Basically wide and beautiful. Cleaning is done at a level where there is no dissatisfaction. I am glad that there is a bathtub as a Japanese. While there are many inns in Uzbekistan that do not have decent hot water, the hotel here has a solid hot water. The toilet is normal. My guest room was built in the toilet bowl with a bidet. It is better to add the toilet in Ichan Kara because it is not very clean and it is taken money. The courtyard was large and it seemed to have a pool. It's a matter of taste, but the bed is a little hard. 3. Service Breakfast is delicious enough at a level that is not inferior to inns in the same price range in other cities. The people at the front desk didn't feel any inconvenience. Basically, English was spoken everywhere in the hotel."