Hulbuk Palace Reviews

Very central, directly next to post office and train station. A very Chinese-centric hotel, hence why only available on trip.com one assumes. Staff were confused how I was able to book this hotel! Massive room and quite modern, but…. Typical poor Chinese building standards. Plumbing smelt and a delightful piece of poo came floating out of the shower pan drain one morning. Suffice to say, I was somewhat disturbed. The next day when a cockroach (I assume?) decided to fly (quite literally) out of the AC unit onto my bed, I woke up quite quickly, I must say! Electric toilet was curious, if not a little confusing! Lots of bathroom accessories though. Get the plumbing fixed and the… hygiene looked into, and it would be very reasonable.

Stayed for 4 days in this hotel, ROOMS ARE NEVER CLEANED. The heater doesn't work. Every night there is a loud noise from the night club near the hotel. The breakfast is the WORST I've ever had in my life, there are only steamed buns, boiled eggs, porridge & NO DRINK PROVIDED. Even though the price of the room + breakfast in this hotel is NOT CHEAP. I AM SAD, I WILL NEVER STAY IN THIS HOTEL AGAIN. ❌👎🏽🤮

[The room is clean and sanitary, the service is excellent, the good reviews are also very real, the room is indeed very clean, the facilities are very complete, the service is also very thoughtful and patient, the facilities in the room are also very complete, lotion, etc., the experience is very good

This is a Chinese-owned hotel, close to the airport and train station, with a Chinese restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dushanbe is a small city, and only taxis are available, and sometimes it is difficult to get a taxi. The hotel manager Qian was very enthusiastic and helped us to find a car for rent, and assigned a Chinese-speaking driver. The charges were also very reasonable. I would like to express my gratitude!

Chinese food, only downside is occasional power outages and unstable wifi