Hotels With bar in Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

"Overall, it was decent. The hotel is quite new, but the main drawback is that the room is a bit small. I've stayed further from the city center before and gotten larger rooms. Here, besides the bed, there's not much space left. There's an ATM on the ground floor, and the breakfast is excellent, a mix of Western and Uzbek styles, with strawberries which was a nice touch. It's easy to get a taxi, and it's not far from the old city, about 10 kilometers. Across from the hotel, there's a place that sells baked samsa, and about a kilometer away there are restaurants where you can order takeout."

"We absolutely loved this hotel. The rooms are cozy with great mattresses and comfortable pillows, new plumbing, and everything is spotless. The room has everything you need, and the toiletries are high-quality. The spa complex is fantastic, featuring a pool, hammam, Finnish sauna, and a gym. The restaurant has a terrace with a view of the Old Town, and the food is delicious. Breakfasts are excellent."

"Comfortable in the middle of the historic district First of all, it is located in the center of the historical district, and as soon as you get out of the hotel, you can reach Taki and Medrese. Also, the hotel room is simple but wide 々, so you can spend it without any inconvenience. Personally, I like the breakfast venue, especially in the corner of the terrace seat, there is a small up space of the Chai Hana style, and I had breakfast there on ２ day. It was good because it was an atmosphere that played the conversation with nature and other guests, and it became an open feeling. I can recommend it here too!"

"Rating: 10/10 ”This hotel is a real eastern fairy tale! Once you open the door, you get into the amazing world of eastern color. The hotel is new, but at the same time decorated with great love for tradition each detail is thought up to tiny. The rooms are decorated in authentic eastern style, with very comfortable and comfortable. Bed just excellent has slept wonderfully. The hotel has a cozy recreation area where you can just lie down, relax and drink a cup of aroma tea. And the pool is a separate bonus, especially in the heat! A separate thanks to host an incredibly hospitality man, showed real eastern hospitality. He went to meet us and allowed us to stay at the hotel 3 hours after departure so that we could quietly wait for the train. Free! It is expensive. The staff is also very attentive, always ready to help with advice and where to eat deliciously, and where to go to see the most interesting. Breakfast is just delightful! Huge choice: a variety of east sweets, nuts and dried fruits, galva, pancakes, fresh fruit, cash, yogurt, twelve each will find something on the soul. Especially striking attention: breakfast with a huge selection of eastern sweets, fruits and home baking. The host and his team soulful people showed us what such eastern hospitality is. We all advise this hotel. And we when we left even the coin threw to return."

"The overall experience was good, but the overall facilities are a bit old (perhaps this is the standard in Uzbekistan), and it is a bit difficult to carry luggage without an elevator. The service attitude is polite but not very enthusiastic. It should be noted that you need to pay an additional tourist tax of about 50 RMB to get the small white receipt, and you must pay in cash, which is different from what was written on Ctrip. I am a bit speechless."

"The hotel has a typical American chain style; its decor and ambiance instantly made me feel like I was back in a North American hotel. The sauna and Turkish bath don't require reservations, but you need to inform the SPA front desk about half an hour before you plan to use them so they can be switched on. I visited during the off-season, so there weren't many guests. Most times I went, no one else was using them, which made the experience quite private. Breakfast was decent – nothing particularly amazing, but perfectly adequate. The lobby bar, however, was a pleasant surprise; the atmosphere was nice, and the drink prices were quite reasonable. The hotel's location is also good, about a 10-minute walk to the Historic Centre of Bukhara. The best thing about this hotel is that the higher floors offer panoramic views of the entire old city! This is very friendly for photography enthusiasts. I recommend going to the top floor for photos during sunrise or sunset; the view is excellent, and the windows can be opened, allowing you to extend your lens outside for fantastic panoramic shots of the ancient city. A few things to note: The overall room size is a bit small, which might be an issue depending on personal preference. There's a potential safety concern with the balcony door: even when locked from the inside, it can still be opened from the outside. I called the front desk to inquire, and they told me this is how all the rooms are, and I shouldn't worry. Personally, I still found it a bit unsettling. Overall, if you're a photography enthusiast and are looking for those high-floor views overlooking the Historic Centre of Bukhara, this hotel is definitely worth considering."

"The train was delayed and arrived late at night, but the staff at the front desk responded well and lifted my luggage to the room on the 3rd floor. The courtyard is comfortable, the rooms are clean and equipped with amenities. It was a little difficult to understand the location, but I arrived when I walked along the signboard."

"This hotel was renovated from the mansion of a wealthy man in the 19th century. I was impressed to hear that the receptionist was studying Japanese. The building's design, including the atmospheric courtyard, was excellent. The rooms may look old, but the bathrooms have been renovated and are clean. Disposable slippers are provided. I highly recommend this hotel for your stay in Bukhara."

"Stop for two nights. The size of the hotel, room and the presence of the balcony played a significant role in choosing. No big claims for accommodation. There is a decent breakfast. The room is large, the balcony was present. However, the room is somewhat unthinkable and not too comfortable, as if under the hotel had been remade the room originally designed for something else. The furniture is modest. To the main sights you will have to walk on the not most scenic streets - no pleasure, especially at night ) Of course, it is always possible to call an inexpensive taxi. In general, the KMK price of $100 per night for this hotel is heavily overstated, Especially according to the measures of Uzbekistan."