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The sweeping ramp and reception area that first greeted us then set me up for disappointment. The staff were well trained, effective and hospitable. check-in and out were quick, the porterage was good. The twin bedded room though was rather small in comparison to the two previous hotels we'd stayed in, in Uzbekistan. Not quite cramped - but I guess we'd just been pampered before. But the level of cleanliness, the degree to which they were furnished and appointed was faultless. The bathroom too was a matching ”foot or two” smaller than we'd have liked. The dining room, and the breakfast served there were faultless, tasty (do try the 'ring bread' , and the service very efficient.

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.

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.

I just love this family-run boutique hotel. Have stayed with them every few years for a long time. Their central location is a great plus. Since my last visit in 2018, they have expanded significantly into the neighboring building, adding more traditionally decorated rooms. Their large breakfast room has lots of handicrafts to buy decorating the walls. And they have more items to sell in a basement room as well. They can connect guests with their other family businesses of a travel agency (especially necessary for train tickets), textile shop, and the best rooftop restaurant in Bukhara!

A lovely jewel box of a place Run by a family, Bobosh hotel is a gem of a little hotel. Cozy, beautifully decorated rooms with such local color and details. Beds were comfortable and had smart tv. WiFi worked wonderfully. Water pressure was great and while bathroom is a bit tight, it also has a heater that makes the winter so bearable. There’s a beautiful roof deck for fresh air and a small courtyard. And the breakfast was fresh, with local breads and yummy pastries. Excellent coffee and made to order omelettes. They were also kind enough to let me stay a few extra hours as my flight was leaving at 9pm. Location is just a stone throw away from the main sites. A very safe and short walk to the Divan Bhegi, a lovely square that’s part of the pedestrian walks that lead you to the main Mosques and sites. Shopping and restaurants abound all over the place. Overall, it’s an excellent hotel to stay in and for the price, truly excellent value. The friendliness and the heart that goes into the service is the extra that makes it truly wonderful.