Hotels with Parking in Khiva District

"Slightly underwhelming experience. 1) Check-in and overall experience with staff: Just OK. No one was at reception upon arrival, but a guy eventually came and he was friendly. A girl at the breakfast area was also quite warm, but other than that, most others don't really interact with guests. 2) Location: It was clear before booking it was slightly off the old city, but there really was nothing within walking distance. No restaurants or shops to get food. One can walk to the old city (~20 mins) but the roads are unpaved and there is no street lighting at night. However, the hotel provides free shuttle service to the West Gate and the train station; very helpful. 3) Breakfast: Small spread but quite tasty. I recommend installing a coffee machine. 4) Amenities: The room was spacious and comfortable, but the water supply was very erratic. The first morning there was no water supply for hours, while the pressure became weak and the toilet couldn't flush on the second morning. Overall, it was quite average, but given the low price, I think it's still OK for budget conscious travellers who don't mind being away from the centre of Khiva."

"It is a relatively good hotel in this city and is recommended to stay in. It is not far from the ancient city by taxi, and the taxi fare is also cheap. The Italian restaurant on the first floor of the hotel tastes good and affordable."

"Even before my arrival, the hotel efficiently arranged airport transfers and sightseeing cars via email correspondence, which was incredibly helpful. The driver was also very kind. The hotel's location is excellent, allowing me to walk to many attractions. Getting back after seeing the illuminations was also very easy. The room was clean and well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. Breakfast was surprisingly substantial. In addition to what was already on the table, I was served fried eggs and sausages. I enjoyed the two boiled eggs and two fried eggs immensely."

"The homestay is in the old city. It takes about 200 meters to enter from a city gate. The taxi and the gatekeeper explain that they can drive into the hotel. Walk 200 meters at night to the short tower to see the night view, but you have to pass a dark light alley, and the small city is safe."

"Absolutely loved everything! A new hotel, sparkling clean, with fresh linens, towels, and a comfortable bed. There's a safe, and the breakfasts are fantastic. It's just a 5-minute walk to the main attractions. They greeted us with tea and local sweets upon arrival. Check-in is officially at 3 PM, but we arrived at 12 PM and they immediately let us check in. They even upgraded our room without any extra charge! When they found out it was my husband's birthday, they brought a complimentary hotel treat to our room – raisins and nuts. In the evening, we ordered dinner on the terrace with a view of the old town. We were the only ones on the terrace, making it incredibly romantic – the old town, delicious food, and the moon. The hotel staff wished my husband a happy birthday and even gifted us a bottle of wine. We absolutely loved the hotel and the service; everything was top-notch. Thank you so much!"

"Amazing stay, hotel is right at the center of the old town, next to great restaurants. The family that runs it is lovely. Good little breakfast. Room was very clean and smelled nice."

"This hotel is located within Ichon Qala, the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Khiva. The cleanliness, location, service, facilities, and amenities were all wonderful, and the staff were incredibly kind. It was the best quality hotel I stayed at in Uzbekistan, and I would love to visit again! What I liked: • The room was super clean • Excellent location • Delicious breakfast • Enjoyable conversations with the staff • They helped exchange USD to local currency What I found a bit disappointing: • Honestly, nothing at all (seriously!)"

"I booked 2 nights in the hotel. The hotel is located right in front of the city wall. The staff is friendly. They helped me to book a taxi to Moynaq and Bukhara. The safety box didn't work but I felt safe anyways. The room and the toilet were ok just a bit smell if paint or something like that. They have kettle, coffee, water, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, body wash in the room. The breakfast was very complete and the taste was good too. If you have a tour at 7 am they make sure you have your breakfast before you leave which was very kind of them."

"1. Stand A hotel a little far from Ichan Kara but within walking distance. If you walk to Ichan Kara, the north gate is close. From the north gate, you can go up to the wall (additional fee is required). The most tourists are the East Gate and the West Gate, so it is necessary to think about walking a little more even if you enter Ichan Kara. After walking and getting tired, it is also an ant to pay about 100-200 yen to the hotel by YandexGo. Making more land than in Ichan Kara. It is important to the atmosphere of Oita, so it feels like the price and the consultation. 2. Equipment Basically wide and beautiful. Cleaning is done at a level where there is no dissatisfaction. I am glad that there is a bathtub as a Japanese. While there are many inns in Uzbekistan that do not have decent hot water, the hotel here has a solid hot water. The toilet is normal. My guest room was built in the toilet bowl with a bidet. It is better to add the toilet in Ichan Kara because it is not very clean and it is taken money. The courtyard was large and it seemed to have a pool. It's a matter of taste, but the bed is a little hard. 3. Service Breakfast is delicious enough at a level that is not inferior to inns in the same price range in other cities. The people at the front desk didn't feel any inconvenience. Basically, English was spoken everywhere in the hotel."

"The location is great. It's right next to the eastern city wall and only a five-minute walk to the center of Ichan Kala. The atmosphere is homey, but the staff are just the right distance away, making it a very comfortable stay."