Hotéis 3-Star em Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan

The location is excellent, right by the Labi Hovuz pool. The area around it is very lively with many restaurants, and it's convenient to walk to the Trading Domes where there are lots of shopping opportunities. The staff are friendly, and there was even a very cute young boy who helped us with our luggage. You can't expect too much from the facilities given the old town's architecture; the room is a bit small. Personally, I'd suggest adding a shower curtain to the bathroom to prevent water from splashing onto the floor.

I decided to stay at Dunyo Palace as it had a swimming pool and was great value for money. Getting to Dunyo Palace was very easy on public transport as I caught bus no 33 from the centre of Bukhara straight to the outside of the hotel. It was easy. I have stayed at Dunyo palace before and I had a great stay. My room was bigger than expected with a fridge, air conditioning and a kettle. I was greeted by the nice reception lady she was very helpful. I had breakfast and it was a buffet with a large selection of Uzbekistan breakfast foods. An omelette was freshly prepared for me in the mornings. The hotel pool was really nice to swim in after a long day walking around sight seeing in Bukhara. I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel and I will stay again in the future. The images I share are of the room I stayed in on my departure, the air conditioning, and the bathroom area. I’ve also added the places I visited while staying there. I have already added a lot of images to my last feedback if you want to check it out.

Sarhad Hotel was the best hotel I’ve stayed at throughout my 7 day trip in Uzbekistan. I honestly wish I could have stayed longer. The room was stunning and well designed, filled with tasteful modern wooden furniture, clean, and had all the amenities you needed. There was a huge variety at breakfast and it was also the tastiest I’ve had in Uzbekistan. It’s located around 10 minutes walk to the Ark of Bukhara, and 20 minutes walk to the old Bukhara town. But the absolute BEST part of the stay was the staff at Sarhad Hotel: They are truly the epitome of hospitality. The hotel looks to be a family run business and honestly everyone was so so helpful and kind. Before I even entered the hotel, the boss rushed out to help me with my luggage. Throughout my stay, I was constantly made to feel welcome an offered extra bottled waters and tidbits without even requesting for them. I had a small request and I was so touched that the staff helped me with it free of charge. Finally, when I checked out, there was a large tour group that just arrived for check in and though that was totally a hectic time for the hotel, one staff still waited with me outside until my cab arrived to help place my luggage into the trunk and wave me goodbye. Honestly, the hospitality at Sarhad Hotel will be one of the main things I remember from my trip to Uzbekistan. Please book with them - you will not regret it!

The staff were friendly, and the rooms were fairly clean, but no slippers or conditioner were provided. The hotel is located in the old town, a 15-minute walk from attractions and slightly closer to good restaurants. Be aware that the roads are quite narrow with many turns and a lot of traffic, so drivers may need time to find their way; it is recommended to walk out a bit or hail a taxi from the main street.

Although the room wasn't very big, the large bed was comfortable, and the window offered a lovely view of the courtyard and the breakfast restaurant. I had sprained my ankle and pushed myself to walk, but by the afternoon it started swelling, so I stayed at the hotel to rest. As the pain worsened, I went to the front desk with my overseas travel insurance documents to explain the situation. They kindly took me to a clinic by taxi and accompanied me through the consultation, X-ray, and pharmacy, which was a huge help. Fortunately, there was no bone fracture; I was given compresses, pain relief pills, and an elastic bandage. The consultation was free, while the X-ray and medication were paid for by credit card so I could claim it from my insurance company back home. The X-ray cost about 650 Japanese yen, and the medication was around 2,000 yen. It was my first time using insurance overseas, and the hotel staff took such wonderful care of me. Thank you so much! 😊

The location on a busy street means there's occasional road noise, though it's not too loud with the window closed. You can walk to the main attractions from here. There's an on-site cafe where you can order room service and breakfast is served in the mornings. The service is excellent, and while the room furniture might be a bit dated, it could also be part of the room's theme. I would have liked faster internet. 🙏🫶

Mixed feelings about this hotel. The room is spacious with a large bed, but there was only 1 small duvet which we had to put the cover on ourselves. There is no additional lighting except for the main ceiling light. Poor Wi-Fi—the Smart TV didn't work. The room was not cleaned and towels were not changed, which is a major downside. The shower cabin is cramped. The breakfasts are good, with a great view from the terrace. Good location, 15 minutes to the main attractions, and there are several dining options nearby, including cafes and a bar. An additional plus was the prompt resolution regarding the cancellation of an extra night's booking (due to the risk of a flight delay); the refund was processed immediately via Trip. Overall, 3-4/5. If it weren't for the housekeeping and the duvet issue, I would have given it a higher rating.

Right on the edge of the old town, just 100-200 meters from the core area with easy taxi access. Except for the Summer Palace, all other attractions are within walking distance every day. Staying in the core area makes it inconvenient to hail taxis, hard to find, and requires dragging luggage over bumpy cobblestone streets, so the location of this place is fantastic. At the same time, it is very quiet at night. The hotel interior boasts a strong ethnic style, featuring its own souvenir shop, and even the stairwells and corridors are decorated with beautiful miniatures. You don't need to visit other small shops in the old town; just sitting inside the hotel surrounds you with this intense exotic charm. The room was extremely clean with comfortable bedding—the mattress, duvet, and all bed linens were top-notch. Housekeeping did a thorough job every day, and even the boxed facial tissues provided were of a higher quality and thicker than anywhere else in Uzbekistan. There is even a dedicated area in the hotel for drying clothes. The service was warm, attentive, and prompt. Before departure, I sent confirmation emails to all the hotels we booked, and this one was the fastest to respond. The front desk guy was handsome and polite; he not only helped with our luggage but also walked us to the car upon departure, instructed the driver, and proactively provided the registration slip with very clear billing. However, the fly in the ointment was that the internet signal in our room was extremely poor. Both Wi-Fi and mobile data were terrible, almost impossible to connect to, which caused some inconvenience. But I assume it might just have been the location of our room, and I believe this is something easily improved. All in all, we really loved Hotel Iman and highly recommend it.

This is a very charming hotel converted from an old madrasah. Elements of the vintage interior remain here and there, making it extremely photogenic. While the facilities are a bit dated, which is to be expected, it’s thoroughly cleaned so it’s not an issue at all. Located right in the heart of the tourist area just steps from Lyabi-Khauz, it was surprisingly quiet at night. But above all, the true highlight of this hotel is their star staff member, Azizbek. Though only 18, he was so thoughtful and went out of his way to help us with everything. Thanks to him, despite this being our first time in Uzbekistan, we were able to relax and fully enjoy our trip. I will definitely stay at this hotel again when I come back.