Dushanbe Hotels with Breakfast

Guesthouse is a little out of the way, but has everything that you need and more importantly the owner is incredibly hospitable. Stayed up until 1am for me to check in due to a late flight and issues withdrawing money. Was super helpful and considerate during my brief stay and took care of all my needs. Would definitely stay again!

After arriving, there were four or five front desk staff to greet us. Some spoke English, some spoke Chinese (not very fluently), but they were all very warm and helpful. It felt like home! Drinks and snacks in the lobby were free to use, and there were plenty of large bottles of water in the room. In short, it was very good! It was less than ten minutes' drive from the airport, and everything was good! Next time I go to Tajikistan, I will definitely stay here again!

Hyatt Regency Dushanbe is a good international hotel that stands out in the city. The rooms are spacious, with comfortable beds and a beautiful view of the mountains. The cleaning is high-quality, the bed linen is fresh. The staff tries to be attentive and friendly, most issues are resolved quickly. Breakfasts are delicious and varied, but sometimes the dishes are repeated from day to day. The restaurant is generally good, although the prices are above the city average. The spa and pool are a nice addition, but I would like the equipment in the fitness room to be updated more often. Sometimes there may be delays in service in the lobby or restaurant, and the Wi-Fi speed is not always stable. Nevertheless, overall this is probably the best option for a comfortable holiday or business trip to Dushanbe.

When I saw the hotel name before booking, I thought it should be a hotel run by Chinese people. When I arrived at the destination, it turned out to be Chinese people, which made it easy for us to communicate with the locals.

The room was very large and new, and the hotel offers a free airport shuttle service (which is a great service for foreigners in Dushanbe where ride-hailing services are inconvenient). I highly recommend staying here.

If you are going for the first time, you need to be careful about the entrance and the entrance method. The entrance is difficult to understand, the door will not open without a dedicated token, and you cannot take the elevator to the front desk on the 13th floor. When you arrive, you need to call the front desk first and have them open. If you know this point in advance, your stay is the best! The facilities are up to corner 々 and the quality of breakfast is also great. It was also a very thankful point for travelers that self-laundry was available for free.

We stayed at Safar Hotel for 3 days in rooms 207 and 407. Breakfast started at 8:10, but it was not at all what we expected—just simple eggs and sausages, though we were hoping for a buffet. When we asked to have breakfast prepared earlier, they flat-out refused. The indoor and outdoor pools were great, and the hotel staff spoke Chinese, which was nice. However, in room 407, the toilet lid was broken. We didn’t notice at first, but in the end, we were made to pay for it. Despite our explanations, they still charged us a 150 somoni fine. Long story short, we left very upset on the last day. We kindly request the hotel owners to refund the unfairly charged amount.

Bedspread did not appear very fresh, otherwise the room was spotles. Chinese-type electric sockets- fitting American, and Chinese connects but not Central Asian type. Great location- walkable to all of downtown, new construction, front desk is great service, spacious bathroom, spacious room. I slept very well, large room window that opened easily, new disposable slippers provided, shower sandals provided, free airport transfer- very friendly, driver even refused a tip. I would definitely stay again.