Hotels With Parking in Bukhara, Uzbekistan

The hotel was very clean, and the interior and doors had a lovely, authentic Uzbek design. The breakfast was also delicious, with plenty of vegetables and fruits, allowing for a hearty start to the day. The courtyard was decorated with elements that truly captured Uzbek culture. The shower had good water pressure, and the bathrooms were clean. The hotel staff were incredibly kind; although there's no elevator, they helped carry our heavy suitcases both upon arrival and departure! During breakfast, other guests were celebrating a birthday with a surprise party, and at check-out, we were even given snacks. The owner and all the staff were very kind and attentive. We had a small issue, but they handled it professionally and earnestly. The hotel is close to the Ark Citadel, and it's about a 20-minute walk along the main street from the Lyab-i Hauz area, so you can easily explore without needing a taxi. Underneath the Ark Citadel, there was a festive light-up from the end of the year into the new year, attracting many locals. The area around the hotel is quiet, which was perfect for a relaxing stay.

We stayed for two nights at the Mercure Bukhara Old City Hotel. The hotel beautifully showcases the local architectural style, and both the service and dining were commendable. We particularly appreciated the tables and chairs on the outdoor corridor by the entrance, which made it very convenient to relax and socialize with friends outside.

The hotel is in a prime location, just a ten-minute walk from the core area of ​​the ancient city of Bukhara. It is a small hotel with a limited number of rooms. The rooms are spacious, the bedding is comfortable, the staff is well-trained and has a good service attitude. The breakfast is quite rich. The only regret is that there is no elevator. Overall, it is one of the recommended accommodations for tourists to Bukhara

The room was excellent, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Its prime location meant I could easily walk to all the main attractions, and the area was lively and convenient in the evenings. It made for a truly wonderful trip to Bukhara.

The staff were very kind. Relaxing in the courtyard was a luxury. There was a bathtub, and although it took a while, I was able to soak in a warm bath. It really helped relieve my fatigue. The breakfast was also delicious. It was convenient to be able to take a taxi to the front of the hotel. However, I think there are differences in the level of luxury even within the same price range for rooms of the same grade. If you want to stay in a cute room, it's best to upgrade to a higher grade.

The location is very good, just in the ancient city of Buhara, you can walk to every attraction, the breakfast is very rich, one person can't finish it, the room is very warm, it is too hot, this is very good for winter. Very recommended!

The facilities were good, as expected from the Wyndham chain. The location is a bit far from Bukhara Old City, so it's not close to tourist attractions, but using Yandex shouldn't be a problem. However, the front desk staff was unfriendly. Even during check-in, they answered the phone and didn't respond properly. I tried to use the hotel restaurant, but it was closed because the entire hotel was booked for Sunday and Monday. I sat alone in the restaurant for over 10 minutes during lunchtime. No staff member offered me a menu or any assistance, and no one was there to keep me company. So, I ended up leaving and having lunch at the lobby bar. The lobby bar staff were friendly and provided excellent service. The front desk and restaurant staff need more training to be more attentive. I don't expect much, but I think the bar staff would be fine.

Room was more than adequate (although the bathroom tap system took a couple of attempts to figure out). Fifteen-minute (ish) walk from the main centre. Kind staff helped us order a taxi at 4:00 in the morning to the train station (so didn't get chance to try the breakfast 😢). Would definitely book again.

Good location, go out is the Afanti statue, convenient to all attractions, the room is not bad, we have to take the train when we leave, the front desk brother also prepared a breakfast for us to take away.

I don’t know if it’s a B&B or a family hotel? The woman shown in Figure 2 is entering the Kucardos Boutique Hotel, not the larger door on the left. If it wasn't for the chartered driver to deliver it, I probably wouldn't have found it myself. The hotel is very small, but the room is quiet and the air conditioning is sufficient, which effectively combats the 40℃+ heat in Bukhara. Breakfast is prepared for each person, and the waiter serves it immediately when he sees us entering the restaurant without ordering. The location is excellent, right on the edge of the ancient city of Bukhara, making it convenient for us to hike into the city many times day and night. The lady boss is also friendly and her English is surprisingly fluent, making communication easy.