Hotels Near Pasquale playground in Bukhara

Used on tour. The bus is difficult to enter the parking lot from the location of the hotel, and there was a car parked at the entrance of the parking lot on this day, so I had a hard time arriving at the hotel. I think it was a good hotel overall. There seemed to be a color 々 shop in the area, but the details are unknown because I haven't been out. Amenity such as toothbrushes and razors are also substantial, and slippers and bathrobes are also available. The amount of hot water from the shower was also a problem level. In addition, Wi-fi was also available without any problems and without stress. There was also a refrigerator in the room, and one mineral water was provided for each person. The room is large and well cleaned, so you can stay overnight comfortably I was able to do it. However, please note that even if breakfast is said to start at 7 o'clock, you can't cook all the dishes if you go on time.

Family-owned boutique hotel in the historic centre of beautiful Bukhara. To manage expectations: don’t expect a five-star hotel experience as the rooms are not very luxurious and the breakfast is relatively basic. So why then highest rating? That is a combination of the excellent location, the cleanliness of the rooms and, above all, the friendliness of the owners. Yes, it is so much nicer to support a family-owned hotel in a 500+ year old house that is trying to make a living than staying in a larger hotel part of a bigger chain!

The hotel's location is right next to Bukhara Pedestrian Street and very close to attractions. Breakfast was cooked by a very kind local aunt. It tasted good. The boss said that the aunt had made it in a Michelin restaurant before and it was highly recommended. The restaurant has a history of 200 years. The room is small but comfortable.

Only good things to say. Great location, great breakfast, great staff. The rooms are perfectly clean as well as stylish. Each room has a safe. Abundant personal breakfast (not buffet), which was nice for a change. I enjoyed interacting with the staff, especially “Gulia”, who is very pretty.

This former caravanserai is right in the middle of the old town, a perfect place for exploring from. Our room (140) was in a newer part of the property on the first floor (one down from reception) & meant taking a flight of stairs down & then up again. This no step free access to this part of the building so be prepared to carry your luggage. The room itself was large with good air conditioning & WiFi connection. Unfortunately the safe didn’t work, but was quickly replaced (but the replacement was not secured & could easily be picked up to take contents away). The bathroom was ok, but the shower had a tendency to overflow, so just be careful. Breakfast was in a large room in the basement & was an impressive selection, lots of cakes as well as fruit & hot selections. If there are a lot of people then getting coffee can take time as despite there being two machines the staff insist on serving you & there is only one person on the coffee station & they only use one machine. We also feel that as we were just a couple and not able to speak Russian we were given a lower level of service, always being pushed to the back of a queue or allowed to be interrupted by other guests pushing in. The hotel though doesn’t make full use of its facilities, despite having a central courtyard there are no seats there, in fact there are only about six chairs on the verandas in total and they are outside bedrooms so feels a bit odd to sit there if it is not your room. There was a small courtyard outside our room but again no seats & we only had one chair in the room so couldn’t even use that to sit together outside. Despite the website saying there is a bar, there wasn’t, we were rudely told ‘if you want a drink go over the road’. And the restaurant was shut, supposedly opening again the week after our visit. We did find our way to the roof thanks to a very helpful member of staff, & there is work being done to open a rooftop restaurant, we used some chairs that the builders had left and had a wonderful view of the sunset over the old town. The new restaurant should be an asset. Overall the hotel is ok, needs to capitalise on the assets better, and treat all guests the same.

New place that feels more intimate than your typical hotel. Family that runs it is Nice. The reception lady, her name is Malika, was very hospitable and helpful with directions. The room itself felt more like an apartment than a sterile hotel room. Bathroom much bigger than pictures suggest and the bathtub was very roomy. I had a relaxed stay. Be advised that the sauna and the pool is a separate payment. Also, breakfast is included in the price, despite what trip.com says. Very pleasant surprise. Breakfast is not buffet style, but rather set up on your own table at their restaurant. Still it was very delicious and more than enough (dried blueberries, nuts, assorted bread, jam, butter, three kinds of cheese, sour cream, ham, sausage, egg, and some dessert). I requested for rice and they promptly provided it.

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

A great hotel, there were two days in Bucharest, polite, ready to help staff, clean , comfortable room, excellent breakfast. , close to the center. Costs, towels, cleaning every day. Before that, I was in Buhara hotels, too, not bad, but at the moment GP is the first. I travel a lot, three four times a year, so there is something to compare with, many agree that the ass of the saturated day is important.