Hotels with Parking in Bukhara

The location of the hotel is very good, located in the city center, which location is very convenient, the room is not big, the bed is a combination of two beds. It is a bit expensive to pick up the plane. It costs fifteen dollars. If you need it, it is recommended to go directly to the taxi. From the train station to the hotel, you can get up to 50,000 local coins. The breakfast is very good, the variety is rich, the taste is not bad, the dishes will be filled if there is no waiter, the service is very good.

Looking at the architecture of this building, it must be a hotel built during the Russian period. I chose this hotel to use the swimming pool. In reality there is an interior and an exterior. Both are quite enjoyable. Our superior room was quite good but the finish of the tiles and bathroom taps are not up to Western standards. The beds were comfortable. The breakfast buffet is varied. This is the fifth hotel we have visited in Uzbekistan and this is the first where the majority of the reception staff are quite rude and where we are asked to pay for the room at reception. For all other hotels visited, payment is made upon departure. This goes in the same direction as the lack of welcome at reception. When I ask to change money the reception tells me to deal with the hotel ATM which has been broken for two days but is not willing to help me or change the money. In other hotels either the staff came to help me at the ATM or did the change un directly at reception which is refused here. In this hotel you absolutely should not expect the staff to try to help the costumer. All this is a shame because if the staff understood that they are at the service of customers the hotel would not be bad.

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

The building is unassuming from the outside but has a lovely courtyard and from the top floor you can see the skyline from Po-i-Kalyan, which is just a three-minute walk away My room was cute and very comfortable. Breakfast was like a feast (for one person), and hosted by a lovely woman... the dishes just kept appearing, and all were scrumptious.

Firstly the positives, this hotel has a lovely exterior and is perfectly located for the town and Bukharas many attractions. The room was very large with good aircon. However the rest of the experience was not so good. The WiFi was poor and only intermittent, there are 2 bars in the hotel , both were closed for the duration of our stay with no explanation. However there is a nice bar/restaurant just across the road with Zlata beer at 29k S’om. The pool is quite deep and seems really unsafe with no handrails. The bed didn’t seem to have a mattress , just a thin pad and was rock hard. Many rooms of our group were not serviced ( ours was) The breakfast was quite simply appalling, little choice, all very dry , items not replaced and usually no juice at all. There were eggs cooked to order on our last day only, but otherwise very little to tempt. All quite disappointing.

🚗 Transportation: convenient transportation, in the center of the city, the center of the ancient city 🧹Sanitation: good sanitary conditions 🍃Environment: Good environment. 🔔Service: The service is okay. The transportation is convenient, in the center of the ancient city, very close to the scenic spots. . 🔔Service 🔔Service

Great place to stay in Bukhara. Convenient location on a quiet street, you can sleep even until lunch) Near the historical center and shops, everything is there. Bukhara, heat, July. And the owner turned on the air conditioning in the rooms before our arrival - he hit the heart!) The rooms are with all amenities, fresh, clean and beautiful. A cozy courtyard where you can sit in the evening and relax. There is a kitchen - you can cook. There were few guests and we were given private rooms at no additional cost. The owner is a generous soul; they fed us a delicious breakfast and gave us tea and sweets. In general, the holiday was a success, thank you very much to this house!

With a stay at Salom INN in Bukhara, you'll be just steps from Lyab-i-Hauz and Maghoki-Attar. This hotel is 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from Museum of Art and 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Gaukushan Medressa.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided on request.

Lyabi House is very centrally located, very close to the Lyabi Hauz complex and within easy walking distance of the old historic part of the city. You need to pull your luggage and walk a bit from the road, to reach the hotel. It is amidst bazaar stalls selling souvenirs and there are many eateries nearby. The hotel is a traditional Bukhara house decorated with artefacts. The inner courtyard is beautiful and the restaurant on the elevated porch is very elegant. Extremely ornate decorations. The breakfast buffet is ordinary, nothing special but sumptuous. There are hardly any snack options available at other times of the day. The a la carte menu is gourmet. The upper floor rooms opening onto the inner courtyard are better. We had a ground floor room with street view, and had to keep the windows closed. Our bathroom had the smell of sewage coming in from the street. They give only one coffee and one tea sachet in the room. So if the second person also wants coffee, you need to buy it from the cafe. The staff at the reception were slightly inexperienced and hence not very helpful. The location is it’s biggest USP.