Dushanbe Hotels & Hostels (9)

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A Grand Hyatt, located beside Komsomol Lake is due to open in 2008.

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Old-fashioned and chronically overpriced monster with a dreary Soviet feel, though some rooms have a fine view of the mosque and the suites are big enough to get lost in. The management must be w…

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The rooms capture the dubious charms of a 1970s Soviet apartment block but have nice leafy views of Maydani Ayni, at the southern end of Rudaki, and the bathrooms are surprisingly clean. The mult…

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Turkish-built Hotel Ismoili Somoni, further north on Rudaki, is under construction and due to open in 2008

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Live the nouveau riche life in comfortable modern rooms with breakfast, satellite TV and very clean bathrooms. There are two half-lux rooms and six lux. Not much English is spoken.

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Connected to Hotel Kayon, is much the same, but bigger and harder to find.

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This privately-run hotel is probably the best value top-end place in town. The 20 spacious modern rooms come with satellite TV, computer and a kettle, and the reception can order in food from a v…

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English may be spoken in the reassuring lobby but everything else here is 100% Soviet and horribly overpriced. Rooms are small and come with hot water, a kettle and fridge. Only some rooms have a…

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During the civil war this hotel was occupied by bands of bearded mujaheddin rebels and peppered with bullet holes, but don't worry it has since been renovated! Rooms are simple but clean and ther…

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