Hotels With breakfast in Samarkand Region, Uzbekistan

"I stayed here alone and had a very pleasant stay. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The location is a little far from the city center, so you will probably need to use Yandex to get around. One thing to keep in mind is that it can be difficult to find a Yandex taxi early in the morning. I recommend asking the front desk to arrange a taxi in advance. I paid 80,000 som from the hotel to the train station. Also, the hotel does not have a currency exchange service. The nearest option is the Hilton Regency across the street, but it takes around 30 minutes to walk there. One small thing to note is that there was no toothbrush in the room, so I had to ask the front desk for one. Overall, I had a comfortable stay and would recommend this hotel, especially if you don’t mind using taxis to get around."

"This was a really nice and clean hotel! It seems like a newer hotel, but it was easy to get to as I just entered the hotel name into YandexGo and it came right up! When I travel abroad, I often treat the TV as just a decoration, but this one supported YouTube and Amazon Prime, which allowed for some truly enjoyable downtime! Honestly, I think even those who have only stayed in Japanese hotels or are first-time international travelers would be thoroughly satisfied here!"

"Pros: The location is excellent, right next to Gur-e-Amir, and also a short walk to Registan Square. The front desk staff, especially one young man, was very helpful and responsive to any questions or issues. The rooftop terrace offers a fantastic view of Samarkand's main architectural landmarks. Cons: The bath towels and duvet covers in the room had some colored stains, not terribly dirty but not perfectly clean either. Other aspects of hygiene were acceptable. Our double room was in the basement, and we often smelled a strong, somewhat overwhelming diesel fuel odor, though it came and went. The breakfast had a wide variety, but mostly consisted of local sweet biscuits and candies. The selection of hot food and cold cuts was limited and the taste was average."

"The hotel's location is excellent, close to Bibi-Khanym Mosque, Siab Bazaar, and Shah-i-Zinda Necropolis. The staff were friendly, and the room amenities were the best I've encountered in the three hotels I've stayed at in Uzbekistan so far. The only slight issue was that the toilet occasionally made a whistling sound – perhaps due to air pressure when someone flushed upstairs? I forgot to ask for the name of the young man who helped us when we checked out; he was incredibly warm and friendly. I wish him all the best with his studies and in life!"

"The hotel's location isn't right in the city center, but it's relatively close to the Samarkand railway station. Taking a taxi to attractions like Registan Square or Shah-i-Zinda takes only about ten minutes, so sightseeing is completely unaffected. The room is indeed small and a bit cramped, but it feels more comfortable than the photos on the booking page suggest—no disappointing ”photoshop vs. reality” gap. The shower water pressure is great, and the mattress has a nice firmness, making for a good night's sleep. Breakfast is average—filling, but nothing special. I was initially worried the room would be a letdown, but the actual experience exceeded expectations. Good value for money, and I would recommend it to travelers with a similar budget."

"Wonderful hotel! We loved everything about it! Excellent location – not far from the main attractions. We walked to Gur-i Emir in about 15-20 minutes, and to Registan in half an hour. There are plenty of delicious cafes, restaurants, various shops, and pharmacies nearby. The room was cleaned every day, and it was impeccably spotless. Water supplies were replenished regularly. The room itself was spacious and very sunny in the mornings, with a lovely bright design featuring national motifs. I'm still delighted with the carpets! The breakfast was good, and we easily got an iron when we requested one to press our clothes. But the main highlight of the hotel is the incredibly kind hostess, Feruza! She was so welcoming and helpful with all our questions, recommending interesting dishes to try. Thank you for everything! Overall, we are absolutely thrilled with our stay in Samarkand and at this hotel. I definitely recommend it!"

"This is probably one of the best hotels my husband and I have ever stayed in. Everything is wonderful, and you can feel it in the details – from the scent at the entrance to the high-quality tableware at breakfast. The service is impeccable, the cleanliness is excellent, and the breakfasts are amazing. I'd also like to highlight the convenient location. The outdoor pool is lovely, but in my opinion, there aren't enough sun loungers. The indoor spa area is good, but it would be even better if the pool was heated. The gym is also excellent. On my birthday, the hotel congratulated me with a festive dessert. The next day, before we checked out, some treats were brought to our room. They were already inside when we realized it was a mistake and the gift was meant for other guests. So, you could say they just dangled it in front of us and crushed all our hopes 😂. They could have left it as an apology! Oh well, we're not offended)) The hotel is superb, I highly recommend it!"

"The front desk staff spoke excellent English. We were a party of three and booked a twin room and a king room, which were conveniently located on the same floor – that was great. The hotel is located outside the city center, but it's not too far, and getting a taxi is very affordable. It's wonderfully quiet at night. The hotel also offers complimentary massages. There's a small scenic area nearby with Central Asian Islamic architecture, which is newly renovated and much better maintained than some of the older, less-kept attractions in the city center. The restaurants within this scenic area serve delicious food, though they are a bit on the pricier side for this city."

"Очень понравился отель! Он новый !!везде вкусно пахнет,современно все.В номере отличный с/у.Есть зуб щетка и паста ,косметич набор,завтраки отличные :ягоды,фрукты,овощи,каши,яичница,мясо,гречка,запеканка,выпечка,сосиськи ,кофе ,соки.На территории басик открытый(раб до 22).до регистана минт30 пешком или 10 мин на такси,оно копейки стоит."

"My friend and I stayed at the Iskandar Hotel in Samarkand, and overall, it left a very pleasant impression. The hotel is new, clean, and cozy. The rooms are compact, but very nicely and stylishly decorated. I must make a special mention of the paintings and the tiles in the bathroom—you can really feel the national character of Samarkand and Uzbekistan; everything is done with great taste. On the downside, the shower drain didn't work very well, although the water didn't overflow onto the bathroom floor. Also, some kind of pump or other equipment would occasionally turn on during the day—about every 20 minutes. It was a bit noisy, but at night it was very quiet, as our windows faced the courtyard. The courtyard itself is nice and features a photo zone where you can take some great pictures. I also want to highlight the spa area, which has a large pool and a jacuzzi. Unfortunately, the sauna and hammam were not working. During the day, spa access costs 500,000 UZS per hour, and you can only use the area for free from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM. This was a bit confusing and disappointing, as we really wanted to relax in the spa during the day between our travels. Overall, it's a good, modern, and beautiful hotel with a pleasant atmosphere. Breakfast was quite decent. If they fix the shower drainage issue and make the spa area more accessible for guests, the experience would be almost perfect. The hotel left us with good impressions, but certain aspects of guest management could use some improvement."