2-Star Hotels in Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

I didn't like it. The room was clean, but the courtyard wasn't. I'd clean the stairs and the chairs on the veranda, where breakfast leaves dirty stains on clothes. Breakfast was average, okay, but nothing special, mostly store-bought food. The shower stall in the room was broken, and the TV didn't work. When I contacted the receptionist, they promised to fix it, but in reality, nothing happened. It was just an oriental fairy tale. Another issue was paying the tourist tax: the website lists the price in soums, but at the hotel it's $5 with the exchange rate the receptionist wanted, plus the VAT paid upon booking. It's all pennies, essentially, but in reality, it's business as usual. And the link says it's incorrectly calculated and the reservation doesn't mean anything, as if in Uzbekistan the tourist tax is paid in dollars.

The hotel was new, very nice, and well-equipped. The king-size bed was also new, and the mattress was new and firm, which we liked, and we slept very well. The rooms were clean. The breakfast buffet was very generous and featured local specialties. The hotel was not far from the city center, but not directly in the tourist hub. The view from the hotel to the main street might not be the prettiest, but that wasn't what we were looking for. The historic center, with its mosque and fortress complex and central square (a UNESCO World Heritage site), was easily reachable on foot.

This is a guesthouse I highly recommend, located right next to the Four Towers Mosque in the Old City. The courtyard is elegant, and the rooms are neat and very clean. The owner speaks English and is incredibly friendly. The food is delicious, especially the pilaf, which is very authentic. I must recommend this place to everyone visiting Bukhara!

I checked in around 11pm, but the staff were so kind and helpful that I was able to forget all my fatigue. The breakfast was delicious. Having breakfast while looking at the minarets was a truly luxurious experience. The room was very clean. The shower and toilet were very comfortable. The staff were all very kind. I would definitely book again!

Wonderful place, wonderful hosts. I ask guests to stay in Bukhara for at least two days. Otherwise, you won't see half the wonders.

The best thing about this place is its cleanliness. We had a very comfortable four-day stay. The service was attentive and considerate. It's a quiet place, just a 3-5 minute walk from the old town. We had a great time exploring the old town over four days. Thank you to the owner for providing us with such a comfortable place to stay!

The train was delayed and arrived late at night, but the staff at the front desk responded well and lifted my luggage to the room on the 3rd floor. The courtyard is comfortable, the rooms are clean and equipped with amenities. It was a little difficult to understand the location, but I arrived when I walked along the signboard.

Location is the best, just at the entrance of the old town where the car is able to drop you off at the hotel gate. The front desk guy is very helpful, managed to call my driver as I left something in the taxi and got it back through his help. Not much options for breakfast but the restaurant has a good vibe, the hotel itself too. The only problem is the washroom is soaking wet after the shower

It was a wonderful stay. It's very close to tourist attractions like the Ark Fortress, all within walking distance. The owner was very friendly and kindly accommodated our requests. Regarding dinner, we hadn't made any reservations, but when we asked, they went to the bazaar to buy ingredients for $15 USD per person, providing plov, four kinds of salad, herbal tea, and various fruits. The quality and quantity were excellent; it would definitely cost more than $15 USD at a regular restaurant. We were able to fully enjoy the local cuisine. Although we declined as we are poor students, they also offer a master class on plov for an additional $10 USD per person. Please note that prices may change as this was a last-minute request. Breakfast included salad, soup, and coffee, and there was absolutely nothing to complain about. While they do offer typical sausage breakfasts, I recommend trying the local soup if you're in Bukhara. Again, the quantity and quality were superb. The guest rooms were new and spotlessly clean, as the hostel only opened two and a half years ago. The design was also very nice. I wholeheartedly recommend this hostel, which is perfect in every aspect: food, accommodation, and hospitality!