This actually turned out to be one of my favourite hotels in Uzbekistan. The building was iconic, and while very much following the Soviet school of architecture, it's definitely an impressive place to stay - with a vast open foyer, enough marble to build a mausoleum, an indoor water feature and even an artist in residence. The reception staff were... More

Enormous reception area was shadowy and deserted when we arrived, and having read the other reviews here, I wasn't expecting much to be honest. However - the staff were really kind and friendly, my room was comfortable and spacious (didn't have the same problem with hard mattresses that others have complained of), and my bathroom was the first place I'd... More

I stayed at this hotel as it was where we were running a workshop. Can't complain about the staff, conference facilities or service but the hotel reeks of cooked food! The first night of my stay, cold air was blasting out of what was a hot air heater. I did not have hot water in the bathroom for all of... More

The reception area of this hotel promises good things to come however the rooms leave a lot to be desired. The walls need a lick of paint, there was no heating and the beds are brick hard. I could actually write my nme in the dust on the surfaces. The breakfasts were average for Uzbekistan. Having visited in November most... More

A/c was not working just because they shifted from winter to summer. Rooms were hot had to sleep by keeping my balcony door open.

Spent 2 nights there. It is far away from the city center, walking distance of 35 min.approx. and the area around is full with government buildings only and not populated. Cleanliness of the hotel and the rooms is questionable. My room's balcony did not open and the air conditioning was out of order. Breakfast is basic, nothing special. The personel... More

We spent three nights in the Bukhara Palace, located in the rather drab downtown of modern Bukhara but less than ten minutes drive from the main tourist sites in the old city. The hotel presents a five star image with a soaring atrium and a large multi-purpose lobby. However, it’s downhill from there. Although it was built in the 1990s,... More

Basically Asia Hotel is the popular best choice..this was fully booked so we settled for bukhara palace. arrogant staff, old hotel, breakfast was pretty much dried bread with variety of jams. rooms musty, shower eerie and dark and costs 90 euros. utter waste of money. no kettle in the room even for a cup of tea, you're expected to have... More

Hotel in a good location. Best hotel in Buhkara, much better than Minfaza.