Just around the corner from the Amo, the decor here seems even more peeling. The shared bathrooms (squat toilet only) leave something to be desired, but the rooms themselves are light and airy. It's poorly signed - look for the sign on the corner of the building, although the ent… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a much more modern hotel, with carpeted rooms, squashy beds and decent furniture. Bathrooms are shared but are kept spotlessly clean and have lashings of hot water. Rooms on the upper floors are nicer, and are more expensive; management also ask for more if you want a vie… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Staff instruct you to leave your shoes at the front door of this hotel; inside it's all overstuffed furniture, bright carpets and fake sunflowers, trying their best to dispel the slightly gloomy post-Soviet atmosphere. Rooms are good nonetheless, all en suite, and there's a fast … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a hotel in an 1930s style, all high ceilings, grand dining rooms and monolithic pillars. It's a little dusty, giving the impression that it doesn't see all that many guests, but the swimming pool is popular with local lads in the summer. En suite rooms are a flat price fo… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In the style of a Kabul guesthouse, the Royal Oak is aimed squarely at the international contractor market. High security walls contain a cosy house with annexe, comfortable decent-sized rooms, plus a large lounge and dining area. It's all run with great efficiency and has a good… Full Lonely Planet Review ›