Hotels With Bar in Bukhara, Uzbekistan

Our stay at this hotel was, overall, a pleasant experience. The property itself boasts an exotic charm, with a design that feels both inviting and unique. The hotel was impeccably clean, and the attention to detail in maintaining the premises was evident. Breakfast was a highlight, offering a rich and diverse selection that included an array of local dishes and traditional sweets—a perfect way to start the day immersed in the local culture. The service at the restaurant was warm and attentive. Special praise goes to the young waiter who welcomed us with a friendly demeanor when we arrived early in the morning, straight from the airport. His hospitality set a positive tone for our stay. The SPA and swimming pool facilities were well-maintained, providing a relaxing escape. However, the water in the pool was colder than expected, which slightly detracted from the overall experience. Regarding the room, or more accurately, rooms, they were consistently clean and tidy. Unfortunately, we encountered an issue with the air conditioning in the first room assigned to us—the heating wasn’t functioning properly. After enduring three hours in an uncomfortably cold room, we informed the reception. The staff responded promptly and professionally, showing us three alternative rooms while sincerely apologizing for the inconvenience. One was of the same category (Classic room), while the other two were Superior rooms, offering more space and better views. We appreciated the opportunity to upgrade and chose one of the Superior rooms. However, when it came to preparing the new room—specifically rearranging the twin beds into a king-size configuration—the housekeeping staff seemed less accommodating. Their attitude was noticeably negative, which was disappointing given the otherwise high level of service throughout the hotel. Despite this hiccup, our stay was enjoyable. The hotel's location is slightly removed from the city center, but it’s easily accessible either by a 15-20 minute walk or a very affordable taxi ride. In summary, while there were a few minor setbacks, the hotel offered a comfortable and memorable stay, with standout service in the restaurant and thoughtful amenities throughout. PS please change the slippers as they are cheap and uncomfortable.

Bukhara is worth recommending. It is a 15-minute walk from the Four Towers. There is a Chinese restaurant 2 kilometers away.

There is a pizza place nearby, which is quite convenient. I checked out very early in the morning, and the guy at the front desk helped call a car and prepared a simple breakfast (apples and the like) to take with me. Overall quite satisfied.

New place that feels more intimate than your typical hotel. Family that runs it is Nice. The reception lady, her name is Malika, was very hospitable and helpful with directions. The room itself felt more like an apartment than a sterile hotel room. Bathroom much bigger than pictures suggest and the bathtub was very roomy. I had a relaxed stay. Be advised that the sauna and the pool is a separate payment. Also, breakfast is included in the price, despite what trip.com says. Very pleasant surprise. Breakfast is not buffet style, but rather set up on your own table at their restaurant. Still it was very delicious and more than enough (dried blueberries, nuts, assorted bread, jam, butter, three kinds of cheese, sour cream, ham, sausage, egg, and some dessert). I requested for rice and they promptly provided it.

The location is okay. It is located in a small alley lined with many B&Bs and hotels in the old city. It is about a five-minute walk from the pond in the center of the old city. It’s not too far to go to any of the castles. The facilities are decent. I live in a sunken underground courtyard, which is very quiet and has a good environment. There are also first and second floors. The room facilities are mediocre. It can only be said that they are similar to Chinese Home Inns or Hanting Hotels. They are the facilities of a budget hotel. Moreover, the flow of water from the nozzles is not large. I can only say that the facilities are so-so, so I will make do with it. The breakfast has no special features. Like other hotels along the way, there are just a few things, and few are suitable for Chinese stomachs, so it is difficult to comment. The service is pretty good, all questions are answered, the front desk speaks English fluently, and communication is basically barrier-free. However, when the disposable dental appliances were used up, they were not replaced and they had to go to the front desk to get them. There are several people named minzifa. When taking a taxi, you will encounter minzifa travel first, and then hotel minzifa. Don’t make a mistake.

The location is very good. You are right in the middle of a bunch of ancient buildings and ruins. It has a strong historical atmosphere and you can reach all the attractions on foot. It is very comfortable to stroll around in the morning and evening. The hotel facilities are new, clean, and have Grohe bathroom facilities. Warm service and comfortable stay.

Вернулись из Узбекистана, жили пару дней в этом уютном отеле, прекрасное расположение, совсем рядом с центральной площадью старой Бухары Ляби-Хауз. Мы приехали ночью, нас встретили, быстро разместили. Интерьер очень симпатичный, колоритный; все новое; чисто; в номере есть все необходимое; гостеприимные хозяева всегда готовы помочь/рассказать/организовать машину, и т.п.; заварили нам вкусный приветственный чай, принесли тарелочку восточных сладостей, можно было заказать кальян. Завтраки тоже порадовали: вкусная самса, блинчики, омлет, и т.д, хороший кофе. Приятно было провести время в этом отеле!

The hotel environment is good, the room is average, quite clean, but not bad. I found that the public environment of hotels in Uzbekistan is good, but the rooms are just average. However, this hotel is close to the scenic spot, so I still recommend it. The front desk service is very good. We had to check out at 6 am on the last day, and the front desk had prepared a takeaway breakfast for us. Thumbs up. The following pictures were taken in the hotel.

The hotel's location is right next to Bukhara Pedestrian Street and very close to attractions. Breakfast was cooked by a very kind local aunt. It tasted good. The boss said that the aunt had made it in a Michelin restaurant before and it was highly recommended. The restaurant has a history of 200 years. The room is small but comfortable.

I don’t know if it’s a B&B or a family hotel? The woman shown in Figure 2 is entering the Kucardos Boutique Hotel, not the larger door on the left. If it wasn't for the chartered driver to deliver it, I probably wouldn't have found it myself. The hotel is very small, but the room is quiet and the air conditioning is sufficient, which effectively combats the 40℃+ heat in Bukhara. Breakfast is prepared for each person, and the waiter serves it immediately when he sees us entering the restaurant without ordering. The location is excellent, right on the edge of the ancient city of Bukhara, making it convenient for us to hike into the city many times day and night. The lady boss is also friendly and her English is surprisingly fluent, making communication easy.

Our stay at this hotel was, overall, a pleasant experience. The property itself boasts an exotic charm, with a design that feels both inviting and unique. The hotel was impeccably clean, and the attention to detail in maintaining the premises was evident. Breakfast was a highlight, offering a rich and diverse selection that included an array of local dishes and traditional sweets—a perfect way to start the day immersed in the local culture. The service at the restaurant was warm and attentive. Special praise goes to the young waiter who welcomed us with a friendly demeanor when we arrived early in the morning, straight from the airport. His hospitality set a positive tone for our stay. The SPA and swimming pool facilities were well-maintained, providing a relaxing escape. However, the water in the pool was colder than expected, which slightly detracted from the overall experience. Regarding the room, or more accurately, rooms, they were consistently clean and tidy. Unfortunately, we encountered an issue with the air conditioning in the first room assigned to us—the heating wasn’t functioning properly. After enduring three hours in an uncomfortably cold room, we informed the reception. The staff responded promptly and professionally, showing us three alternative rooms while sincerely apologizing for the inconvenience. One was of the same category (Classic room), while the other two were Superior rooms, offering more space and better views. We appreciated the opportunity to upgrade and chose one of the Superior rooms. However, when it came to preparing the new room—specifically rearranging the twin beds into a king-size configuration—the housekeeping staff seemed less accommodating. Their attitude was noticeably negative, which was disappointing given the otherwise high level of service throughout the hotel. Despite this hiccup, our stay was enjoyable. The hotel's location is slightly removed from the city center, but it’s easily accessible either by a 15-20 minute walk or a very affordable taxi ride. In summary, while there were a few minor setbacks, the hotel offered a comfortable and memorable stay, with standout service in the restaurant and thoughtful amenities throughout. PS please change the slippers as they are cheap and uncomfortable.

Bukhara is worth recommending. It is a 15-minute walk from the Four Towers. There is a Chinese restaurant 2 kilometers away.

There is a pizza place nearby, which is quite convenient. I checked out very early in the morning, and the guy at the front desk helped call a car and prepared a simple breakfast (apples and the like) to take with me. Overall quite satisfied.

New place that feels more intimate than your typical hotel. Family that runs it is Nice. The reception lady, her name is Malika, was very hospitable and helpful with directions. The room itself felt more like an apartment than a sterile hotel room. Bathroom much bigger than pictures suggest and the bathtub was very roomy. I had a relaxed stay. Be advised that the sauna and the pool is a separate payment. Also, breakfast is included in the price, despite what trip.com says. Very pleasant surprise. Breakfast is not buffet style, but rather set up on your own table at their restaurant. Still it was very delicious and more than enough (dried blueberries, nuts, assorted bread, jam, butter, three kinds of cheese, sour cream, ham, sausage, egg, and some dessert). I requested for rice and they promptly provided it.

The location is okay. It is located in a small alley lined with many B&Bs and hotels in the old city. It is about a five-minute walk from the pond in the center of the old city. It’s not too far to go to any of the castles. The facilities are decent. I live in a sunken underground courtyard, which is very quiet and has a good environment. There are also first and second floors. The room facilities are mediocre. It can only be said that they are similar to Chinese Home Inns or Hanting Hotels. They are the facilities of a budget hotel. Moreover, the flow of water from the nozzles is not large. I can only say that the facilities are so-so, so I will make do with it. The breakfast has no special features. Like other hotels along the way, there are just a few things, and few are suitable for Chinese stomachs, so it is difficult to comment. The service is pretty good, all questions are answered, the front desk speaks English fluently, and communication is basically barrier-free. However, when the disposable dental appliances were used up, they were not replaced and they had to go to the front desk to get them. There are several people named minzifa. When taking a taxi, you will encounter minzifa travel first, and then hotel minzifa. Don’t make a mistake.

The location is very good. You are right in the middle of a bunch of ancient buildings and ruins. It has a strong historical atmosphere and you can reach all the attractions on foot. It is very comfortable to stroll around in the morning and evening. The hotel facilities are new, clean, and have Grohe bathroom facilities. Warm service and comfortable stay.

Вернулись из Узбекистана, жили пару дней в этом уютном отеле, прекрасное расположение, совсем рядом с центральной площадью старой Бухары Ляби-Хауз. Мы приехали ночью, нас встретили, быстро разместили. Интерьер очень симпатичный, колоритный; все новое; чисто; в номере есть все необходимое; гостеприимные хозяева всегда готовы помочь/рассказать/организовать машину, и т.п.; заварили нам вкусный приветственный чай, принесли тарелочку восточных сладостей, можно было заказать кальян. Завтраки тоже порадовали: вкусная самса, блинчики, омлет, и т.д, хороший кофе. Приятно было провести время в этом отеле!

I don’t know if it’s a B&B or a family hotel? The woman shown in Figure 2 is entering the Kucardos Boutique Hotel, not the larger door on the left. If it wasn't for the chartered driver to deliver it, I probably wouldn't have found it myself. The hotel is very small, but the room is quiet and the air conditioning is sufficient, which effectively combats the 40℃+ heat in Bukhara. Breakfast is prepared for each person, and the waiter serves it immediately when he sees us entering the restaurant without ordering. The location is excellent, right on the edge of the ancient city of Bukhara, making it convenient for us to hike into the city many times day and night. The lady boss is also friendly and her English is surprisingly fluent, making communication easy.

The hotel environment is good, the room is average, quite clean, but not bad. I found that the public environment of hotels in Uzbekistan is good, but the rooms are just average. However, this hotel is close to the scenic spot, so I still recommend it. The front desk service is very good. We had to check out at 6 am on the last day, and the front desk had prepared a takeaway breakfast for us. Thumbs up. The following pictures were taken in the hotel.

The hotel's location is right next to Bukhara Pedestrian Street and very close to attractions. Breakfast was cooked by a very kind local aunt. It tasted good. The boss said that the aunt had made it in a Michelin restaurant before and it was highly recommended. The restaurant has a history of 200 years. The room is small but comfortable.

Our stay at this hotel was, overall, a pleasant experience. The property itself boasts an exotic charm, with a design that feels both inviting and unique. The hotel was impeccably clean, and the attention to detail in maintaining the premises was evident. Breakfast was a highlight, offering a rich and diverse selection that included an array of local dishes and traditional sweets—a perfect way to start the day immersed in the local culture. The service at the restaurant was warm and attentive. Special praise goes to the young waiter who welcomed us with a friendly demeanor when we arrived early in the morning, straight from the airport. His hospitality set a positive tone for our stay. The SPA and swimming pool facilities were well-maintained, providing a relaxing escape. However, the water in the pool was colder than expected, which slightly detracted from the overall experience. Regarding the room, or more accurately, rooms, they were consistently clean and tidy. Unfortunately, we encountered an issue with the air conditioning in the first room assigned to us—the heating wasn’t functioning properly. After enduring three hours in an uncomfortably cold room, we informed the reception. The staff responded promptly and professionally, showing us three alternative rooms while sincerely apologizing for the inconvenience. One was of the same category (Classic room), while the other two were Superior rooms, offering more space and better views. We appreciated the opportunity to upgrade and chose one of the Superior rooms. However, when it came to preparing the new room—specifically rearranging the twin beds into a king-size configuration—the housekeeping staff seemed less accommodating. Their attitude was noticeably negative, which was disappointing given the otherwise high level of service throughout the hotel. Despite this hiccup, our stay was enjoyable. The hotel's location is slightly removed from the city center, but it’s easily accessible either by a 15-20 minute walk or a very affordable taxi ride. In summary, while there were a few minor setbacks, the hotel offered a comfortable and memorable stay, with standout service in the restaurant and thoughtful amenities throughout. PS please change the slippers as they are cheap and uncomfortable.

Bukhara is worth recommending. It is a 15-minute walk from the Four Towers. There is a Chinese restaurant 2 kilometers away.

There is a pizza place nearby, which is quite convenient. I checked out very early in the morning, and the guy at the front desk helped call a car and prepared a simple breakfast (apples and the like) to take with me. Overall quite satisfied.

New place that feels more intimate than your typical hotel. Family that runs it is Nice. The reception lady, her name is Malika, was very hospitable and helpful with directions. The room itself felt more like an apartment than a sterile hotel room. Bathroom much bigger than pictures suggest and the bathtub was very roomy. I had a relaxed stay. Be advised that the sauna and the pool is a separate payment. Also, breakfast is included in the price, despite what trip.com says. Very pleasant surprise. Breakfast is not buffet style, but rather set up on your own table at their restaurant. Still it was very delicious and more than enough (dried blueberries, nuts, assorted bread, jam, butter, three kinds of cheese, sour cream, ham, sausage, egg, and some dessert). I requested for rice and they promptly provided it.

The location is okay. It is located in a small alley lined with many B&Bs and hotels in the old city. It is about a five-minute walk from the pond in the center of the old city. It’s not too far to go to any of the castles. The facilities are decent. I live in a sunken underground courtyard, which is very quiet and has a good environment. There are also first and second floors. The room facilities are mediocre. It can only be said that they are similar to Chinese Home Inns or Hanting Hotels. They are the facilities of a budget hotel. Moreover, the flow of water from the nozzles is not large. I can only say that the facilities are so-so, so I will make do with it. The breakfast has no special features. Like other hotels along the way, there are just a few things, and few are suitable for Chinese stomachs, so it is difficult to comment. The service is pretty good, all questions are answered, the front desk speaks English fluently, and communication is basically barrier-free. However, when the disposable dental appliances were used up, they were not replaced and they had to go to the front desk to get them. There are several people named minzifa. When taking a taxi, you will encounter minzifa travel first, and then hotel minzifa. Don’t make a mistake.

The location is very good. You are right in the middle of a bunch of ancient buildings and ruins. It has a strong historical atmosphere and you can reach all the attractions on foot. It is very comfortable to stroll around in the morning and evening. The hotel facilities are new, clean, and have Grohe bathroom facilities. Warm service and comfortable stay.

Вернулись из Узбекистана, жили пару дней в этом уютном отеле, прекрасное расположение, совсем рядом с центральной площадью старой Бухары Ляби-Хауз. Мы приехали ночью, нас встретили, быстро разместили. Интерьер очень симпатичный, колоритный; все новое; чисто; в номере есть все необходимое; гостеприимные хозяева всегда готовы помочь/рассказать/организовать машину, и т.п.; заварили нам вкусный приветственный чай, принесли тарелочку восточных сладостей, можно было заказать кальян. Завтраки тоже порадовали: вкусная самса, блинчики, омлет, и т.д, хороший кофе. Приятно было провести время в этом отеле!

The hotel environment is good, the room is average, quite clean, but not bad. I found that the public environment of hotels in Uzbekistan is good, but the rooms are just average. However, this hotel is close to the scenic spot, so I still recommend it. The front desk service is very good. We had to check out at 6 am on the last day, and the front desk had prepared a takeaway breakfast for us. Thumbs up. The following pictures were taken in the hotel.

The hotel's location is right next to Bukhara Pedestrian Street and very close to attractions. Breakfast was cooked by a very kind local aunt. It tasted good. The boss said that the aunt had made it in a Michelin restaurant before and it was highly recommended. The restaurant has a history of 200 years. The room is small but comfortable.

I don’t know if it’s a B&B or a family hotel? The woman shown in Figure 2 is entering the Kucardos Boutique Hotel, not the larger door on the left. If it wasn't for the chartered driver to deliver it, I probably wouldn't have found it myself. The hotel is very small, but the room is quiet and the air conditioning is sufficient, which effectively combats the 40℃+ heat in Bukhara. Breakfast is prepared for each person, and the waiter serves it immediately when he sees us entering the restaurant without ordering. The location is excellent, right on the edge of the ancient city of Bukhara, making it convenient for us to hike into the city many times day and night. The lady boss is also friendly and her English is surprisingly fluent, making communication easy.

The train was delayed and arrived late at night, but the staff at the front desk responded well and lifted my luggage to the room on the 3rd floor. The courtyard is comfortable, the rooms are clean and equipped with amenities. It was a little difficult to understand the location, but I arrived when I walked along the signboard.