Samarkand Hotels with Breakfast

We stayed at the hotel for 2 nights in a triple standard room on the 3rd floor. The experience was amazing. The room was bright, clean, and comfortable. The hotel administrators were responsive, very polite, respectful, and attentive. All our wishes were taken into account. The hotel's location is beyond praise, close to Registan Square and Siab Bazaar. There was a beautiful view from the window. Breakfasts were varied and prepared with soul, very delicious. We left with positive impressions of both the stay and Samarkand itself. We will definitely stay at this hotel on our next trip. Many thanks to the hotel management for an excellent stay.

Pros… * Location: 15 mins walkable distance to Registan square and a couple other attractions * Breakfast: a great variety of options ~ hot & cold + few options of fruits and pastries / desserts * Room: it was ok apart from the AC… which was dripping water once turned on.. hot water available for shower which was great! Beddings were good, a fridge, iron board, iron, a keep safe box, bath robes, 2 bottles of water available in room. Amenities: hairdryer, towels, shower gel, shampoo, hand wash, tooth brush, tooth paste and cotton buds were provided Cons… * Breakfast: starts at 8am and ends at 10am. It starts kind of late especially when some people of early start * Fitness center: only cardio machine available. Lights are never on, AC not on… also starts 8-8pm just really isn’t ideal timing especially during summer where people may wanna use the gym first thing before they have breakfast/ explore then come back for the gym.. hence I never got chance to use at all… it also looks like it’s never open… it gives a very off putting vibe. The swimming pool looks nice though.

A very cozy, small hostel set up in a private house. It's located in the historic part of the city, very close to the main attractions, which are easily reachable on foot in 5-10 minutes. The atmosphere is homely, and the furniture and renovation are new, yet the design incorporates retro-style decorative items, which gives the hostel even more authenticity and emphasizes the home-like feel. The room itself is designed for guests and has its own bathroom. The hostel owners are very friendly and hospitable people. There's also a very cozy courtyard with a gazebo on the premises, perfect for spending time. Overall, my impressions of the hostel are positive; as I mentioned before, the setting is very home-like, as if I wasn't at a hostel, but rather visiting friends or relatives.

The location was good and the hotel was clean. Overall, I would recommend it. The staff were kind and helpful. When I arrived at the hotel with a same-day reservation, they seemed to have prepared a larger room than expected, allowing me to relax comfortably. There is no elevator, but this is a common building structure in Uzbekistan, so it wasn't a problem. The breakfast was sufficient considering it was included in the room rate. There is a currency exchange machine in the hotel, so you don't have to worry if you're short on cash. Finally, be careful with the bathroom facilities in the room.

Location: Just a 10-minute walk to Registan Square, making it the perfect base for sightseeing in Samarkand. Being located on a main street also made it easy to call YandexGO. Room Amenities: The room included a refrigerator with a freezer compartment, bathrobes, complimentary bottled water, and disposable slippers. However, there were no tissues or hair conditioner. The towels and bathrobes felt stiff, suggesting they had been used for a long time. The bath towel was fine, but I was concerned about rust-like stains on the face towel. While there was a lidded trash can in the toilet, the absence of one in the room was inconvenient. Breakfast: The buffet-style breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious items. Hospitality: The staff were pleasant, and there was a server at the front desk offering pomegranate juice (?), creating a relaxing atmosphere. (Attached is a photo of the front desk). Other: The hotel has two floors and only stairs, no elevator. Although the staff helped carry my suitcase during check-in, the stairs make it unsuitable for guests with mobility issues. For stay registration (registration/регистрация), I asked the front desk and received a printed paper. Summary: This is a great hotel located in the heart of the Old City. It would be perfect if they added tissues and a trash can to the rooms and replaced the old towels.

Pros: 1. The location is excellent, just a few steps from Registan Square – incredibly convenient! 2. The room size is reasonable, and the facilities are great. There are hot and cold water dispensers on each floor, which is very handy. The room also has a small fridge, perfect for keeping drinks cold in the summer. 3. Downstairs is the hotel's own highly-rated restaurant, and there are two other restaurants nearby, making dining incredibly convenient. There are also small shops around for buying drinks and snacks. 4. As mentioned above, since the hotel has its own restaurant, the breakfast quality goes without saying. 5. The price is reasonable; I stayed in a single room for three nights for just over 500. Cons: The room seemed to have been recently painted, as there were a few drops of paint on the windowsill and mirror.

This traditional house, with its beautiful atrium, is nestled in an alleyway. At the entrance to the alley, there's a bakery, and you can really get a sense of local life, with residents and children playing. Despite its hidden location, it's conveniently just over a 10-minute walk to Registan Square. I booked a room with a bathtub and had no issues with the hot water or water pressure. However, just like the 4-star hotel I stayed at in central Tashkent, there was no plug for the bathtub drain. I had to improvise with a plastic bag to fill it up and take a bath. Given the country's situation with the disappearing Aral Sea, I've come to accept that Japanese expectations don't really apply here.

The hotel itself is nice. It’s in a quiet location with decent facilities. However,our room is just fair size.The breakfast was healthy with good variety, and the staff (especially the young lady serving) spoke excellent English. We enjoyed our 3-night stay until checkout. When we asked for the required proof of accommodation to leave the country, the staff told us there was a customs registration issue on our entry (which I later confirmed was false). Despite them pretending to try and fix it, we left empty-handed. Because of this delay, we missed our pre-booked coach to Bukhara and lost UZS 585,000 in total (UZS 195,000 per ticket for three people). Every other hotel we stayed at in Tashkent and Bukhara provided the E-Mehmon registration without delay. I really don't understand why this hotel makes a routine procedure such a huge technical problem. It was their mistake which caused our financial and time loss.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! I made a mistake with my booking, but the hotel staff were incredibly patient and helped me sort everything out. They were all super friendly, helped with our luggage, and provided exceptional service. The entire hotel was spotless and very comfortable. We woke up a bit late and worried we'd miss breakfast, but it turned out the hotel offered à la carte Western breakfast and freshly ground coffee, which tasted great, and the service was really thoughtful. The location is also super convenient, very close to the train station, making getting around a breeze. I chose this place specifically because I didn't want to stay near the necropolis area; it's about 5km from the attractions, and getting a taxi was very easy. Throughout my stay, I really felt the warmth and hospitality of the people of Uzbekistan. My accommodation experience was perfect, I highly recommend it, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time!

Stayed in this hotel for two nights. Overall, it is a nice hotel, probably it was constructed a couple years ago. Breakfast was OK. The room was clean. Swimming pool is available. Location is near the canal though it’s not in the city center. If you want to visit attractions in the city, you might need to use Taxi as there is no public transport system that connects that touristic center to the city.