Uzbekistan Hotels & Hostels (21)

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All hairs are in place at this cosy, casual boutique. Pinewood furniture gives it a foresty feel, but traditional elements like niched walls and a 19th-century aivan bring you back to Bukhara. Th…

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This Turkish-run high-rise delivers spiffy business-standard rooms, free high-speed internet access and nearly flawless service in the centre of the city. In the wake of Tashkent's great hotel ow…

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Highlight is pleasant poolside patio; paying the extra 10 extra for the huge suite.

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This mid-sized offering is ugly on the outside but swanky on the inside, with extra-wide twin beds, fancy TVs and new everything. It was just getting its wings at the time of research, but you ca…

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The darkest hole in all of Central Asia is a bit brighter thanks to an application of paint to the walls of at least one room. But it's still pretty dark, and it still doubles as a decidedly low-…

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Just north of the city centre, this is the city's best hotel, with unmatched service and a full range of business and leisure facilities: indoor swimming pool, business centre, a bookshop, boutiq…

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This state-run oddity, which is in fact the 19th-century Mohammed Amin Khan Medressa, is begging for a private owner to take it over and tap its immense potential. OK, so the cramped rooms, forme…

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Beyond the luxurious, airplane hangar-like lobby, this new high-rise doesn't show much creativity. The rooms have the expected bells and whistles and those facing east have views of the Registan.

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We hardly recommend this musty Soviet relic in the new part of town, but if everything else is full it's not that bad and it certainly won't break the bank.

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Its location amid Bukhara's holiest architectural monuments won't make preservationists happy, but it's hard to ignore such prime views of Kalon Minaret and Mir-i-Arab's sparkling domes. Rooms la…

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The 20 bright rooms here are a bit overdone but represent an indisputably good value, with nice linens and enough space and furniture for an afternoon tea session in your room. Then again you're …

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This friendly B&B has stunning ghanch work and a young, laid-back proprietor who speaks good English and runs an adventure-oriented travel agency. Komil recently opened an annexe with modern room…

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No place in town better combines authentic old-Bukhara design with modern amenities and professional service. Highlights are the stunning rooms and a dignified aivan with carved wooden columns wh…

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This is Khiva's best true hotel, located just a three-minute walk north of the North Gate. The rooms, set around an interior courtyard, are clean and include twin beds that can be shoved together…

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The Malika chain's signature hotel doesn't disappoint, with 26 spacious, tastefully understated rooms, fine food and a few traditional touches thrown in. Its mix of style and service makes it far…

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Friendly English-speaking service is the high-point here. The 36 rooms are small but smart and include satellite TV and a large buffet breakfast of crepes, eggs, cereal and juice. Request a room …

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Small discounts available at this cozy four-star stand-by.

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Sam Buh's rooms trump those of the nearby Orzu and Rovshan hotels in terms of space, although couples will have to make do with twin beds. It is a bit hard to find, so call for a pick-up.

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Can't beat the location near Opera House. Negotiate hard. Prices listed are before discounts.

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