The location, inside the Ichan Qala, almost touching the Kalta Minor, is this hotels biggest selling point. We stayed for two nights in an upstairs balcony room. The corridors and balconies seemed in a very run down state, fallen bricks all around, terribly dusty. The room had no windows, no wifi connections, no tea/coffee servings, no chairs. The bathroom had no shelves for keeping toiletries and no hooks for hanging clothes. The bathtub was very high, and it was a slippery ordeal trying to step in and out of it without anything to hold on to. The carpet was so dusty and old that it’s best to ignore it. The door latches and the key latch were wobbly and barely held together or too tight. The hotel can definitely do the room better. The staircase to the upstairs is a nightmare, very steep, winding and with narrow treads. Downstairs rooms have better accessibility. Or choose a room upstairs, overlooking the inner courtyard. There are just a few chairs in the huge courtyard, nothing else. It’s a huge and beautiful space, they can definitely do it up better. The breakfast is in a different building across the street and it leaves much to be desired. Even their coffee machine was not working. Overall, the location is the hotels only USP.