Hotels With Parking in Xorazm, Uzbekistan

We stayed in a premium room for 2 nights. The hotel is mostly well reconstructed, and the staff was helpful. It is only a 5-minute walk to the main entrance of old Itchan Kala. The room was okay; a large bed, enough tables for a short stay, a modern toilet, and a good shower with strong water pressure (our room was on the entrance level). The internet connection was also fine. I believe it is related to the city’s old infrastructure, but there was always a bad smell coming from the drain, especially after taking a shower. We had to open the room door and window to air out the room. The breakfast was the weak point. It was the worst breakfast we had in Uzbekistan. We went at 7:30, and the sliced fruits (banana and apple) were no longer fresh and had already turned black. The boiled eggs were cold. They also tried to serve European-style pastries, but I had the worst croissant I have ever tasted. Uzbekistan actually has very good bakeries and pastries. Instead of trying foreign products, they should focus on their local delicacies, which they can prepare much more successfully and tastefully. There were also not enough vegetables and no greens at all. They only served cucumbers, which is disappointing considering Uzbekistan has excellent vegetables and fresh herbs. During check-in, they offered cold tea/juice and nuts. The tea was tasty and refreshing, but the nuts were stale. They really need to improve the food section significantly. For our last day, since we had to leave early, they offered us a boxed breakfast during check-in and took note of it. However, at check-out, nothing was prepared. The receptionist had no idea about it, and we did not have time to wait.

Mercure Khiva opened just this year and features a courtyard-style layout covering a very large area. Unfortunately, the room size itself is a bit small, which is a bit of a pity. I originally booked a king room, but the check-in slip showed a twin room. After communicating with the staff, they pushed the beds together, which delayed our schedule slightly. The front desk is advised to double-check reservations more carefully. The soundproofing is indeed very good, but there is still some lingering new-renovation smell, though fortunately, the windows can be opened for ventilation. The breakfast selection isn't exceptionally vast, but it includes local specialties and fruits, and the taste is decent. The location is the biggest highlight—right at the North Gate of the ancient city, offering a quiet yet convenient spot with effortless walking access to the old town. However, the most unexpected aspect was the hotel's atmosphere: it borders a large tomb/mausoleum, and right outside the lobby, there is a stone sarcophagus—presumably left in place because it couldn't be moved during renovation. It definitely maximizes the novelty factor, though it doesn't affect a normal stay. The only real concern is the construction quality. Being newly opened, the bathroom walls are already cracking, the baseboards in the room are warping, and the suction on the bathroom glass door is so strong that the entire door frame shakes when opening it, making it a bit worrisome that it might collapse. Hopefully, the hotel will inspect and reinforce these areas soon. Overall, the location is excellent and the atmosphere is unique, but the hardware details need improvement.

Pros: -The swimming pool is very enjoyable in 44° weather. -The hotel runs a free shuttle to the old city of Itchan Kala (and will pick you up from there within 5 minutes of calling them). The ride takes 7 minutes (but it takes about 30 min on foot, which makes it less convenient than staying within the old city proper -- but cheaper). -Nice and friendly staff. -Bathtub! (Although weak water pressure) -The mini fridge in the room (first time in Uzbekistan!) was brilliant: makes for much colder water than you can buy anywhere in the country! -Staff very kindly allowed me to stay a whole extra day (before my evening flight) for free! (Low season has its perks) Cons: -Unexplained and lengthy (20+ min) power outages, at random times (but often around 10 pm). I suspect this had to do with their electricity generator. During those outages, there'd be no water in the bathroom either. -Lots of wasps in the garden and around the pool -- no issue while enjoying the pool, but when I explored the garden I bumped into a nest, got swarmed and stung thrice... -Breakfast was included but did not impress.

The hotel is located in the old city, which is great for daily strolls, allowing us to easily return for a rest whenever we wanted. They offer triple rooms, and while breakfast is simple, it's filling. The staff's English is excellent, making communication seamless, and the service is good. You can call the front desk to book airport pickup and drop-off. The hotel terrace offers fantastic sunrise views! However! When we arrived, the hotel was undergoing simple renovations, which Trip.com and its agents failed to inform us about! This seriously affected our health! But once we checked in, it was non-cancellable! And at that time, we weren't even sure if we could find another hotel. There were paint cans in the hallway, so our room had a strong renovation smell. I immediately contacted Trip.com customer service, but regrettably received no response, absolutely no response! Not even from a human agent! It wasn't until I checked out that they offered me a so-called 'solution'! I expressed my dissatisfaction to customer service and hoped Trip.com would take international bookings seriously and fulfill its responsibilities! Regarding the hotel service, after I reported the issue, the front desk attendant showed me all the remaining rooms, but unfortunately, they all had the same smell. He then helped us turn on the ventilation fan; in short, he did everything he could to help. We had no choice but to make do for one night. If you plan to stay a month from now, I would still recommend it!

Cleanliness: The hotel was thoroughly cleaned, and I didn't encounter any unpleasantness throughout the property. Location: It's one of the few hotels located within the city walls of Khiva. Amazing! Staying inside a World Heritage site was a truly precious experience. Since it's within Khiva's city walls, you might have to walk a bit from outside the walls, so that's something to keep in mind. Service: Very good. When I mentioned I wasn't feeling well during check-in to the gentleman at the counter, he asked me about my health the next morning. We also had a great cultural exchange, discussing topics like Japanese cherry blossoms and soccer. Facilities/Amenities: Generally satisfied, but I'm giving it 4 stars because there were no slippers in the room and the shower door was extremely heavy.

This hotel exceeded all expectations! The location is unbeatable, placing you steps away from main attractions. Our room was remarkably spacious, spotless, and impeccably maintained throughout our stay. What truly set it apart was the staff—their exceptional kindness and genuine hospitality made us feel truly welcomed. Absolutely unforgettable!

A wonderful hotel right in the heart of the old town. The rooms were surprisingly spacious, as we had expected cramped quarters given the nature of guesthouses within the fortress. The rooms were very clean, with new furniture and good plumbing. Breakfast was good, with plenty of options. However, the coffee machine wasn't working. We had read reviews previously that coffee would be chargeable, so we even had money ready for it 😂. Though, honestly, it's a really poor decision to charge for the main breakfast beverage. It seems they decided to 'solve' the problem radically 😅. Nevertheless, I give this hotel a solid five stars. Highly recommend!

This hotel offers views of the old town, and you can even go up to the rooftop to photograph all that incredible beauty. The room itself is clean, new, and comfortable. The guy at the front desk was kind and friendly. His colleague recommended a nearby teahouse, and we didn't regret it at all. The location is such that you can sit on the shared balcony, have a drink, and watch people and the fortress. On the downside, the room was a bit too dark for us, with not much light. The window faces the staircase, and a couple of times we saw people there, meaning if you walk out of the shower naked, you might run into someone's gaze. Breakfast was just average.

I don’t like the series, the hotel is very beautiful, the decoration is good, the sanitary conditions are very good, it is very quiet, the service attitude is good, but the infrastructure is really bad, I stayed for two days, of which there was a power outage for half a day, and the water was cut off many times. I have to call the front desk for a while to have water and cold. Hot guess, I haven't taken a good bath, breakfast is more perfunctory, not even an omelette, just a few basic ingredients and bread slices for salad, shabby, and the tableware is obviously not clean, not recommended.

The two boys at the bank are very nice and careful to every need. The rooms are very new and all comforts. I felt home, even for one night. If I should go back to Khiva, I would certainly choose this structure.