Wyndham Bukhara

The hotel is OK. Fruits are provided free of charge in the lobby. The environment is also good... But one of the two rooms has a urine smell that makes people feel uncomfortable. It feels that the hygiene is not up to standard.

The hotel is in a good location, within walking distance to the ancient city, the breakfast and service are good

The hotel is very new and has 11 floors. It seems to be the tallest building in Bukhara. The room is large, the breakfast is rich, the front desk and room service are very thoughtful, and it is not too far to take a taxi to various attractions.

The front desk clerk was a bit absent-minded. We confirmed several times that we wanted a twin room but were still given two king-size rooms. After we finally got the beds in place, the rooms were pitifully small, especially the shower room, which was not only small but also had only half a door. After taking a careful shower, the bathroom was still filled with a large puddle of water and we couldn't go there. In addition, the bath water was sometimes hot and sometimes cold. The room rate was not low, but these facilities were really speechless.

Wyndham Hotel is positioned as high-end in Bukhara. The hotel is good overall, and its level in all aspects is higher than other local hotels. The room is clean, spacious, and has a private balcony, although the view outside the window is not very good. The breakfast variety is average, but the taste is okay. The hotel sells miniature paintings and traditional clothing and scarves downstairs. The price is more expensive than the market, but the quality is much better. I bought the same scarf and clothes for comparison. The quality and details can be multiplied by more than 3 times. The miniature painting is a small team of painters. It is more delicate and exquisite than the small shop on Afanti Street in Bukhara, but it is inferior to the painter Friuz, and the price is also in between.