Dendi Plaza Hotel

"This is a very nice hotel. I found it very clean and comfortable. The workers are also nice and friendly, and they speak English very well. The price you pay here is worth the services it offers. If I were to return or visit Bukhara again, I would definitely feel okay to spend the night here. The pictures show the type of room I booked, and some parts of the environment inside this hotel."

Bukhara Baraka Boutique Hotel

"An excellent family hotel! It's conveniently located within walking distance of the Old Town, with the closest landmark being Lyabi-Khauz. You can take a taxi to the hotel entrance, although some of the Old Town's landmarks are only within walking distance. The hotel staff is very friendly and welcoming. The owner turned on the heating as it had gotten chilly outside that night. You can leave your bags at the hotel after checkout and explore the city for a few hours before your train. We loved the breakfasts, especially the delicious homemade pastries, melons, and watermelons!"

Suzangaron Boutique Hotel

"The guidance was poor, we had to share what was on the table and there was only sweet food."

Hotel Al Amir palace boutique

HOTEL AFSONA

"Great hotel with wonderful staff. They're very helpful with any questions you have. We even received complimentary Oriental sweets and coffee in our room! It was such a lovely surprise, especially after a long journey. We have the best memories! What a beautiful city! 🫶"

Qamar Hotel

"receptionist was nice, and helpful upon check in. we received rooms in the first floor so dont have to carry the luggage up using stairs. dont have elevator but the staff will assist you for your luggages. AC making noise several times, but it’s not critical. experienced 2 times 1 minutes blackout but its not hotel faults as its related to the city electric consumption. near to supermarket, 600m walking distance."

MUSLIMA HOTEL BOUTIQUE

"It was a wonderful stay. The guesthouse is run by a warm and thoughtful family. The location is perfect, close to all the main sights. The room was clean, and the pick-up service was amazing , it made my arrival so easy. (The Bukhara Old Town is about 25-30 minutes by car from the Bukhara Train Station). The breakfast was great, and the guesthouse has a beautiful courtyard where I enjoyed playing chess and working. It was the best accommodation of my trip. I originally booked only 2 nights, but I ended up staying for 5 nights. Thank you so much for everything! :)"

Hotel Caravansaray Rashid in Bukhara

"We loved our stay here! It’s newly refurbished and very close to the main attractions in Bukhara. Good breakfast and very friendly, helpful staff. 10/10 recommend!"

Hotel Ansi boutique W&S terrace

"It's a guesthouse with a strong local flavor, very close to the square, but it doesn't have an elevator."

SAFIYA BOUTIQUE HOTEL

"My mom and I stayed here. The hotel was okay, but it was a complete rip-off! Don't even consider this hotel if you don't want to be taken for a ride and ripped off at every turn. When we booked, we were told they offered a free transfer from the train station/airport, but they didn't provide one. When I asked, "Why?", they said only from the airport, because it's a 5-minute drive away. Okay. Then, the room that was listed as "standard" and the cheapest actually turned out to be a basement room, and the photos they showed were from a different room, so of course, you have to pay extra for that. After a long journey, we didn't want to look for anything else, so we paid extra. Then they tell you nicely that they'll organize a free tour of Bukhara, but you already know what I mean. They took us two and a couple from India on a tour of several sights, then dropped us off at a restaurant serving pilaf. The "tour" lasted no more than two hours, including lunch. Of course, it's hard to call it a tour—they just dropped us off at the destination and that's it. Back at the hotel, they demanded payment for the tour. When I asked again, "Didn't you say it was free?" they replied, "I was wasting my time and gas." Everything they're trying to attract in the ad is a scam; they'll just rip you off! And this lousy hotelier asks you to cancel your booking on ***********, under what pretext I can't remember. But in reality, it's to prevent you from leaving a bad review later! I honestly don't understand where such a rating came from, because they're just trying to rip you off. To each their own, of course. 🤷🏼‍♀️ They changed the name, by the way. There must have been a lot of bad reviews under the previous name."

OLD Street

"Rustam the owner is very service oriented and arranged for our pick up at Bukhara Station.We had a very nice stay in his home which has ensuite bathroom in the bedroom. Dun expect hotel quality as this is homestay and with basic breakfast. It is a short walk in the mosque with 4 minarets and a 15 mins to the place where they are restaurants. Bukhara is an interesting city to visit but the food factor for Eastern Asian tourists like Japanese , Korean and Chinese food is lacking as with western cuisine though burgers and pizzas are not staple for western tourists. Overall , very happy stay with Rustam and will come back again"

Kukaldosh Boutique Hotel

"I don’t know if it’s a B&B or a family hotel? The woman shown in Figure 2 is entering the Kucardos Boutique Hotel, not the larger door on the left. If it wasn't for the chartered driver to deliver it, I probably wouldn't have found it myself. The hotel is very small, but the room is quiet and the air conditioning is sufficient, which effectively combats the 40℃+ heat in Bukhara. Breakfast is prepared for each person, and the waiter serves it immediately when he sees us entering the restaurant without ordering. The location is excellent, right on the edge of the ancient city of Bukhara, making it convenient for us to hike into the city many times day and night. The lady boss is also friendly and her English is surprisingly fluent, making communication easy."