Hotels with Breakfast in Dushanbe

Very satisfied. The breakfast was delicious and varied every day. There's a supermarket nearby, and the guesthouse is close to a bus stop. Taxis are also readily available. The host speaks English and helped call a taxi; very friendly. Parking is available if you're driving.

After arriving, there were four or five front desk staff to greet us. Some spoke English, some spoke Chinese (not very fluently), but they were all very warm and helpful. It felt like home! Drinks and snacks in the lobby were free to use, and there were plenty of large bottles of water in the room. In short, it was very good! It was less than ten minutes' drive from the airport, and everything was good! Next time I go to Tajikistan, I will definitely stay here again!

When I saw the hotel name before booking, I thought it should be a hotel run by Chinese people. When I arrived at the destination, it turned out to be Chinese people, which made it easy for us to communicate with the locals.

This was my first time attending an investment forum in Dushanbe, and the hotel was booked by the organizers. The hotel had a great location, and the rooms were clean but a bit old. Behind the hotel was a large park with a lake, speedboats, and lots of roses; the environment was quite nice.

The room was very large and new, and the hotel offers a free airport shuttle service (which is a great service for foreigners in Dushanbe where ride-hailing services are inconvenient). I highly recommend staying here.

The location is good, not too far from the tourist sites. Room is super spacious and clean. Breakfast is ok, nothing special. The service, however, is slightly weird. Upon check in there was no bottle of water available. The next day, two botttles were provided. The room was cleaned but the bed wasn’t made. The third day, the bed was made, the room was cleaned but the water bottles were not provided. All and all, I enjoyed the stay.

The true test of a hotel lies in its details, and Hotel Isfara truly felt like a warm home in Dushanbe! I spent three days in Dushanbe, and my overwhelming impression of Hotel Isfara was its blend of 'professionalism' and 'warmth'. From the front desk to housekeeping, every staff member greeted me with a smile, and their English communication was excellent, which is incredibly important for foreign travelers. The room details were well-executed: power outlets were conveniently placed and compatible with various plugs without needing an adapter; the shower had stable water pressure and hot water came on instantly – a lifesaver for a weary traveler. I particularly want to commend their room service; they were incredibly responsive. Whether I needed a hairdryer or extra bottles of water, they were delivered within minutes. The hotel is located on the main street, making it very cheap to take a taxi to the main square and the bazaar. If you're looking for an accommodation that is both respectable and personable, Hotel Isfara will not disappoint.

We stayed at Safar Hotel for 3 days in rooms 207 and 407. Breakfast started at 8:10, but it was not at all what we expected—just simple eggs and sausages, though we were hoping for a buffet. When we asked to have breakfast prepared earlier, they flat-out refused. The indoor and outdoor pools were great, and the hotel staff spoke Chinese, which was nice. However, in room 407, the toilet lid was broken. We didn’t notice at first, but in the end, we were made to pay for it. Despite our explanations, they still charged us a 150 somoni fine. Long story short, we left very upset on the last day. We kindly request the hotel owners to refund the unfairly charged amount.

Very nice hotel in a central location with fair prices. The rooms are clean, spacious, and come with a modern bathroom featuring a Japanese-style toilet. WiFi works great, and laundry is even included in the room price. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and a special shoutout to Maftuna (the check-in lady), who went above and beyond for us. She was absolutely amazing and always there whenever we needed anything.