Hotels in Uzbekistan

I loved the chalet design and attention to details. The landscape and trees looked beautiful and transformed the place. Amazing service and hospitality. Basically you will feel so cozy and in a peace state of mind.

Hotel Times is a home away from home. You are treated like family and the wonderful owner Gulya, her husband Shukrat and brother-in-law Erkin give a gracious and warm welcome. The rooms are spacious and spotless and very quiet. The hotel is just a three minute walk to the main sights, just perfect. The breakfast is amazing as Gulya makes sure to include some traditional Uzbek cuisine. Hotel Times is the epitome of Uzbekistan hospitality. It is a very very special place.

The hotel is very new. The design is modern yet with local flair, and makes for a very attractive aesthetic overall. Room itself was large, clean and comfortable. The staff went above and beyond providing incredible personal service throughout my unfortunately short stay, setting up a wonderful breakfast spread. All staff involved were attentive, considerate and kind. Value for money is unmatched here. This hotel is a main attraction for my return to Bukhara.

One of the best hotels I stayed at in Uzbekistan. The owner was present and went above and beyond to create a warm, friendly atmosphere. He even helped us find amazing local cuisine, steering us away from tourist traps and into authentic dining experiences. Thanks to him and the entire team, we had unforgettable memories of Bukhara and Uzbekistan. Hope to return one day!

Everything was great ! Very accommodating and helpful staff ! Great location too.

Everything about this hotel exceeded my expectations. The breakfasts were absolutely wonderful — fresh, varied, and delicious every morning. The staff were incredibly attentive and caring, always going the extra mile to make you feel welcome. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a lovely complimentary fruit plate, and fresh bottled water was provided daily. The furniture throughout the hotel is brand new and modern, and a pleasant, subtle fragrance fills every space. The rooms are bright and airy with very comfortable mattresses, making for an excellent night's sleep. The lobby is spacious and impressive, and the cozy inner courtyard is a perfect spot to relax.

This is a very good place with a fascinating view on the historic monuments from the window. Very clean and friendly environment; full of hospitality and support to guests. Very good breakfast with national dishes, fruits and sweets. The location is also good in the center of ancient city and the distance to oriental bazaar in a few minutes.

A very good location. Excellent staff, always up to help Very clean and neat rooms

We had a wonderful stay at BS Billuri Sitora in Samarkand and would happily recommend it to anyone visiting the city. The room was excellent — clean, comfortable, and well presented — and the bed was very comfortable, which made it easy to relax after a long day exploring Samarkand. The staff were lovely throughout our stay: very friendly, welcoming, and accommodating, always happy to help and make sure we had everything we needed. Breakfast was also a real highlight. There was a very good spread with plenty of choice, including pastries, sweets, fresh fruits, eggs, sausage, egg bread, somsa, and other options. It was a great way to start the day. Overall, BS Billuri Sitora offered excellent comfort, warm hospitality, and great service. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely return.

Sitoria the owner of with great personality went over and above her requirements of a hotel owner to make sure each and everyone of her guests is comfortable and has an enjoyable stay. As a boutique hotel every guest is made to feel part of the family.

This is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. All the facilities are new and of very good quality. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, especially Fredie, and the location is actually very close to some major historical sites: Hazrat Khizr Mosque, next to which is the tomb of Uzbekistan's first president, the mausoleum complex of Shah-i-Zinda, and the Bibi-Khanym Mosque (one of the largest mosques in the world at the time of its construction over 600 years ago). From the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, there is a pedestrian road to Registan Square, which is a 10-minute walk.

Very friendly staff and ready to assist 😁 I should have stayed longer. Unfortunately I had to go early.