Panjakent Plaza

Room was comortable. Hotel not near any restaurants. My guide drove me to a restaurant. Breakfast ok but when I went to get another coffee, my stuff had been moved and a reserve sign put on the table. No safe in the room. Would not recommend

Surprisingly good little hotel near the border and with good facilities. Room was spacious and clean, and bathroom had corner bath and good water pressure in the over bath shower. Air con and WiFi worked well and lots of towels provided. Staff were super friendly and happy to help in any way. Breakfast was good but the second day there were three tour groups trying to leave early, and the volume of (rude) tourists pushing and shoving to fill their faces ( and steal food for their packed lunches) totally overwhelmed the dining room. I felt sorry for the staff who were doing their best. Try to avoid breakfast at same time as your groups! Nice little convenience store next door for basic supplies.

This hotel surprises with modern and updated rooms and bathrooms. The staff is friendly, and small touches like extra pillows help mitigate the firmness of the beds. Great breakfast. A comfortable option for travelers. A great base for visiting the Seven Lakes, the ancient ruins of Panjakent, and the Sarazm Village UNESCO site.

I generally do not like to give bad reviews but in this case I feel that it's important others are made aware of the problems with this hotel. On the positive side, beds were comfortable and the bathroom facilities were modern and in good order. Wifi worked well. Room was clean when we checked in. However, unfortunately the staff hired to operate this hotel appear not be motivated or sufficiently experienced to offer good service. When we checked in our to our room the heat was off, so the room was extremely cold (14-16 degrees; we were travelling to Panjakent in November). Even though we had made a reservation hotel staff did not turn on the heat ahead of our arrival and it took a long time for the room to warm up. We heard that other guests experienced the same problem. We were told that rooms are only cleaned every third day, so we had to re-use towels etc for the first two nights. Breakfast was poor with a lack of variety and poorly presented. For example, pomegranates were available but they were unopened and no sharp knife was available to cut them up. I was disappointed that the front-desk clerk (Kabir) overcharged me for my stay when I was checking out. The price of my room for the first two nights was set by ***********, and then I added a third night to my stay which was not reserved through the *********** website. When I went to pay, I was told by the front-desk clerk that the hotel bill was higher than what had been agreed to previously. While the amount overcharged was not large (USD12), I was nonetheless disappointed as I've never run into this problem before when arranging hotel stays through ***********. Finally, the hotel is not well-located. While I imagine it would be fine for tour groups who are dropped off and picked up in their tour bus, for anyone who wants to visit Panjakent, walk to a restaurant, etc this is not the place to stay, as you need to take a taxi to get to any decent restaurants or visit the centre of town.

We stayed in this hotel for one night but we enjoyed it so much due to nice reception Binazir who read some Ferdowsi poems and cleanness of hotel. This hotel is great for a small city like Panjakent near Uzbekistan border. I suggest this hotel for short term.

An adequate hotel - good by Tajik standards… clean, very comfortable bed and brilliantly hot water with great shower pressure. friendly staff - really went out of their way to help us. Breakfast basic and not centrally located but can get taxi (with staff help!)