Hôtels avec parking à Boukhara, Ouzbékistan

The hotel is located right in the center of Bukhara. Price is great considering location and the fact that breakfast is included. Room was clean, no issues. The guy working at the reception is kind and he helped me with my laundry. He would give me water whenever I wanted. I would stay again if needed.

Wasn’t a very pleasant stay. On the first day we felt like a scam. We booked the room with an open window door but when we checked in, they gave us an accessible room next to the lift. Nothing looked like the picture on trip.com nor on Mercure website. The accessible bathroom design was also a huge miss. We tried to talk to front desk but they said that’s the last room they have and there were twin beds in the room, so that’s the correct room. They in the end asked us to request for room change the next day if we don’t ‘like’ it. We waited the manager until late morning next day and explained the issue which was more than a room change request. The manager admitted there are only a few rooms that actually look like the picture on their website. They finally gave us the room that we actually booked after a long argument, and compensated us on the first night issue. Beware of what you booked. They mixed a lot of different rooms into one room category and charge the same price point. The room amenities were basic also.

Wonderful staff, but the hotel is a compromise The staff here are genuinely lovely — warm, attentive, and always willing to help. That's the highlight of the stay, and it deserves real credit. But the hotel itself is a compromise. The main draw is the outdoor pool, which is excellent — and honestly, there's nothing of this quality anywhere else in the city. The problem is everything around it. The hotel sits far from the historic center, so you're dependent on taxis to get anywhere worth seeing. The views from the rooms look out onto old Soviet-era buildings with little charm, and there's a layer of dust over everything. The pool is where the real frustrations begin. It's open to non-guests for a fee, which means it's frequently overcrowded — especially on weekends, when there's often simply no space. Many of the local visitors behave with little regard for others: jumping in, shouting, treating it like a public party rather than a hotel pool. Some show up and drink heavily. During our stay there was a man who was completely, falling-down drunk — he stumbled and nearly cracked his head open several times. The staff had no idea how to handle it. They let him lie around, swim, even dance, while children of paying guests were right there in the water nearby. For a spa team, this is real unprofessionalism — there was no intervention, no sense of safety, no management of the situation at all. On top of that, Sundays are women-only days, with men not allowed in at all. I understand the intent, but if you've traveled here and paid specifically for the pool, that's a significant loss - because without the pool, the hotel is honestly rather grim and uninteresting. In short: the people who work here are kind, and the pool is the best in town. But the location, the surroundings, the overcrowding, and especially the spa staff's inability to maintain a safe, professional environment make this a place you choose despite its flaws, not because of them.

I had a wonderful stay. The most beautiful room I experienced in Uzbekistan. The hotel is built around a central open courtyard, with rooms on all sides. When you step out of your room, you’re on a balcony overlooking the space, facing the other rooms across the way. It gives the whole place a really calm, traditional feel. What truly made the stay special, though, was the hospitality. The hotel is family-run, and the owner is incredibly kind and thoughtful. He went out of his way to make sure we were comfortable, getting us water at night, arranging something for us to eat before a late departure, and helping organize a taxi. His son also helps run the place and he's really kind, diligent and attentive Breakfast was also very enjoyable, served in a bright and welcoming room that made mornings feel relaxed and pleasant. Overall, a warm, comfortable, and genuinely caring place to stay. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Bukhara.

hôtel à Bukhara, à proximité de la vieille ville. La chambre était super propre et le petit déjeuner était extrêmement bon. Je le recommande à la fois pour son emplacement et pour son magnifique architecture

Installations: les installations sont un peu vieilles, mais parce qu'elles sont des hôtels locaux, il est compréhensible. La porte peut être garée et garée gratuitement. Santé: l'assainissement est toujours très bon, la nettoyage est très propre et propre, et la chambre est très lumineuse Environnement: il est pratique de aller où que vous soyez, vous pouvez marcher à tous les points d'attraction Service: Le service est très bon, le petit déjeuner n'est pas très type, mais le goût est bon.

Les conditions d'hygiène de l'hôtel sont bonnes, mais il y a des élévateurs à distance de la ville antique, en particulier dans la ville antique de Bharra. Il faut aller très loin du point de repos de la nuit pour prendre un taxi. Le petit déjeuner est beaucoup plus nombreux, mais il y a plusieurs plats chauds, il y a un sentiment de chauffage inépuisable, tous chauds, goûts généraux.

La chambre est très confortable et la chambre est très confortable. La chambre est un peu inconcevable et pas trop confortable, comme si sous l'hôtel avait été remplacée la chambre originalement conçue pour quelque chose d'autre. Les aéroports de l'île de Galerie sont très bien situés dans les environs de la ville de Galerie. Surtout selon les mesures prises par l'Ouzbékistan.

L'hôtel est situé juste à côté de la rue piétonne de Boukhara et est très proche des attractions. Le petit déjeuner a été préparé par une tante locale très gentille et il était délicieux. Le patron a dit que la tante travaillait dans un restaurant Michelin et le recommandait vivement. Le restaurant a une histoire de 200 ans et les chambres sont petites mais confortables.

C'est une maison d'hôtes que je dois tout à fait recommander, juste au bord de la mosquée de quatre tours de la vieille ville. Le jardin est très élégant, la chambre est propre et très propre. Le patron parle l'anglais, les gens sont particulièrement bons, les repas sont très délicieux, surtout pour cuisiner, très éloigné. Cette famille doit être recommandée à tous les amis qui sont à Bharra !