Hotels Near Rukhobod Mausoleum in Samarkand

The room is very clean and comfortable. The hotel is very quiet. The staff at the front desk are very friendly. They helped me book a day tour and exchange money, which is very convenient. It is convenient to eat around the hotel, the park cafe is nearby, I like it very much.

During our trip we had select East star hotel as our basis for exploring Samarkand. Hotel is centrally located in the center in a nice and quite neighborhood just steps to the main venue and very good restaurants around. Hotel has nice design and room was clean and modern and had everything. We had dinner and some drinks on the rooftop restaurant and food was nice and good price. A very good choice for Samarkand.

Incomplete description of the rooms: No window in the standard! No window is specified! The interior window comes out into the corridor, it is glued with a film passing the light. Black-out curtains are not available, so they slept under a bright corridor lamp, which is installed opposite the pseudo window and lights directly into the room. With the light in the hotel trouble: powerful cold spectrum lights are installed everywhere, the light in the room - as in the operating room, in 10 minutes starts to break the eyes. Light is burning everywhere and even on sunny day: on breakfast (though panoramic windows are here), corridors, stairs. The safe in the room didn't work. The bathroom requires repair: water is badly left, over a tiny shelter, over which it is impossible to wash, there is no shelf for the equipment. Of the pluses: good location, all new (but for allergic: there is a smell of new coatings that somehow try to silence with flavourers: the smell in the corridors as in the sinks). The room has a TV screen, but there is no TV, only Internet access. Breakfast is common for Uzbekistan except for the layout of fruit: dolls of mandarin and apples, ungenerously stretched on one plate. Plus: a coffee machine that rarely exists here. Our mistake: we booked directly. I advise through the booking sites: tc it is any leverage of influence on the hotel, interested in reviews and ratings. And directly: When you check in, we will learn that the room is without a window. Who to complain? ! Nobody. The room category was refused, although the hotel had only 6 rooms. That is, if booking is the most expensive type of room and not allergic.

I chose Sangzor boutique hotel after reading all the good reviews here. The pedestrian street is just at the door step. Hotel staff Sobirjon is very helpful, he showed me the tourist information centre across, a few shops away when I wanted to book a trip to cross the Samarkent border to Tajikistan. I told Azamat, the manager of the tourist information centre that I was having problems booking Yandex rides back to hotel using Sangzor boutique hotel as destination as it is on a pedestrian street and most of the time Yandex drivers dont know where to alight me. He advised me to use the big red advertisment of the restaurant name (sorry I forgot) on the back wall where Yandex drivers alight me correctly at the back, just need to walk through the opening & see the hotel across with its red carpet. I also found out from Azamat that they have student guides for the 5h old city tour US45, local guide $65 and there’s a whole day 9-5pm tour with guide & transport US115. I stayed 3 nights here, it is very convenient with the tourist information centre across. Azamat personalised an itinerary for me to Tajikistan Pangjakent & Dushanbe. I went to Hamkor Bank to withdraw USD, paid for the trip & departed the next morning! Best hotel to stay & plan last minute trips! P/S upon check out, the staff at reception passed me a slip of paper with details of my stay. I realised at the Tajikistan Panjakent border custom wants to verify my stay at Samarkent and he wants to see my registration paper!

Staying in the Gestah Musavvir has been one of the best experiences of hotels in Uzbekistan throughout the trip to this country. And in this review I would like to express my great gratitude to the host and founder of the Gestah Sanjaro. Absolutely wonderful man, kind, friendly, open to the world and educated intellectual with excellent English and Russian languages! Always been on communication, helped and made the maximum to make our stay in the gestahous as comfortable as possible. On several occasions, Sanjar helped us with the advice of an experienced local resident, gave recommendations for the best restaurants and cafes, helped organize an interesting trip to Shahrisabs with the help of his friend, and at prices lower than offered in the city. Immediately, I want to note this design of both hotel rooms and common zones decorated in a cute lamp retro style. Immediately, Sanjar was visible with love and long collecting an antique collection that became a decoration and a peculiar chip of the gestahous. In both rooms and in common areas, it is always very clean; everything new, from bed linen to towels. Our room was very spacious, I could even do yoga in the room :-). There is no breakfast in the Gestapo, but given the huge number of common food points in Samarkanda, it will certainly not be a problem for travelers and will allow to keep very pleasant prices for accommodation in the Gestapo. As a summary: 100% recommend the gestahous to budget tourists, you can count on the owner's help on any issue of ”local orientation.” If there is a chance to return to Samarkan, I will be very glad to stay again at Sanjara in the Musavvir gestahuse. As a point of growth, and a drop of fair criticism, I would like to note that a couple of times there were short moments when hot water in the bathroom disappeared, but soon appeared back. If the Gestapo administration solves this problem, to my gesture assessment of 5 points boldly can be added plus! :-)

The hotel is centrally located in Samarkand, walking distance from all sights. The staff was very welcoming and kind. They helped us with everything, directions, calling taxi, printing the boarding pass. Their kind, professional attitude was much appreciated. The hotel itself is modern, has a fancy design, well-equiped and clean. The rooms are large and comfortable, well heated. The breakfast offers high variety, sweet dishes like pancakes, cakes, salty dishes, including caviar and local specialities, both warm and cold. It was a nice stay, the hotel is clearly recommended. Thank you for contributing to our nice stay in Samarkand!

hotel was perfectly located with walking distance to many tourist attractions. The rooms are also good with all amenities. The best part is owner and the entire staff are available round the clock to ensure that their guests are well taken care off. In my case, I lost my luggage during my trip from Bukhara to Samrkand. The owner and his staff went above n beyond and within hours had it delivered to me. Once again I take this moment to thank the entire staff for their efforts. if ever i get an opportunity to visit Samarkand in future, this place is definitely going to be my place to stay.

The hotel is very new, just on the main road, the hardware facilities are also in place, the boss and staff are very enthusiastic. The hotel and the restaurant downstairs belong to the same boss, so you can walk directly into the restaurant after finding the location according to the map, and the service desk is behind the restaurant.

The terrace room near the canal is very comfortable. In the super hot afternoon in Samarkand, it is very cool here, and you can lie down on the balcony. Although it is far from the city center, it is a good summer resort for middle-aged and elderly people. You can walk and ride a bike along the canal in the evening, which is a great experience. The hotel food tastes very average, but the hygiene is top-notch.

Only yesterday returned from a trip from Uzbekistan. Thanks to the huge Azamat and his colleagues for telling so colorful and wonderfully about Buharu and Samarkand. These are people who are in love with their country. Everything went on top. I would like to thank the guide Behruza separately(he is a guide from the Big Letter)