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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.

The lobby manager was extremely rude and they have no such thing as customer service. The receptionist agreed to a late check-out till 12:30 pm (not much of an extension). When I called the reception the next morning to request for some more extension beyond 1230, the lady manager said that we will have to check out at 12 only! I was shocked and I asked her if I hadn't called, would you have bothered to inform me? She very rudely said that that we have to vacate the room by 12 noon or we will be charged an extra days charge. At the check out desk their cars machine did not work or they deliberately didn't swipe it correctly, so we ended up paying in cash! The same cards had worked earlier in the morning at the shops in the local bazaars of Bukhara. Worst experience in the entire trip in Uzbekistan where people were very friendly and helpful.

This is an ideal base to visit Bukhara and its historical centre. Some attractions are two minutes walk away while the historic centre is a five minute stroll. The hotel itself is absolutely brilliant, spotlessly clean and very comfortable with spacious rooms, having AC. Breakfast, more a banquet, superb. There are many restaurants nearby of good quality. What made the hotel special for us - a 71 year old married couple - were the staff, nothing was too much trouble. We saw the owner every day and he was passionate about his hotel and offered any assistance he could, spoke fluent English, the only downside was that he had spent time in England and was a Liverpool supporter. You can’t have everything.

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

Friendly, very helpful, efficient staff, Front Desk, Waiters, Housekeepers.! Always a greeting and a smile. Attention to every detail - ATM at entrance, bank downstairs, large selection of toiletries provided in bathroom, Non-slip mat in shower, heated rack for towels which were soft cotton, sheets and towels sparkling white, bed super comfy had mattress topper and duvet, mini fridge, items for making in-room coffe or tea, smart tv, excellent 5g WiFi! Room promptly cleaned, excellent same-day laundry service, beautiful garden with pool, colorful flowers, curtained gazebos (my favorite place for relaxing afternoon tea) lots of birds and a gorgeous white house cat! Breakfast buffet had wide selection of meats, cheeses, cereals, juices, pastries, and an omelette making station. Location was perfect! Away from crowds, but just cross the street and you are in the historic area with lots of bazaars and cafes, plus the famous Lyabi Haus lake. Needless to say I had an excellent 9-day stay! Kudos to Mr. Khamid for managing such an exceptional property!

Facilities: quite satisfactory Hygiene: quite satisfactory Environment: quite satisfactory Not bad choice in this city, service attitude is very good, hotel restaurant ordering waits too long, need to improve Service: quite satisfactory

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 boss and waiters are so nice, responsive, highly recommended. The room is too big to imagine. Catch up with the suite, there is also a hotel nearby, 20 minutes' walk from the old town!

Offering barbecue facilities, Barlos - уютная, семейная атмосфера provides accommodations in Bukhara. Among the facilities at this property are a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space, along with free Wifi throughout the property. The accommodation offers airport transfers, while a bicycle rental service is also available.The apartment is composed of 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and 1 bathroom. The unit has soundproofing and a bath.Guests at the apartment will be able to enjoy activities in and around Bukhara, like cycling and hiking.Bukhara International Airport is 3.7 miles from the property.

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.