Sangzor Boutique Hotel

I stayed for two nights. The location is undeniably excellent for sightseeing, but not being able to access it directly by car might be a challenge if you have a lot of luggage (and the hotel only has stairs). The room was spacious and comfortable, but the Wi-Fi was weak, and the hallway was dim and a bit creepy, so I'm rating the location and facilities a 3.

I stayed for two nights in Samarkand. The location is excellent, situated between Registan Square and the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, with all the main attractions within walking distance. My private guide gave me some tips: * The 'eco-bus' running on the street directly in front of the hotel allows hop-on/hop-off (just tell the driver, of course). * When arranging a car, it's better to pick it up or be dropped off on the street behind the hotel (Hotel Old Street) rather than in front (my guide actually uses this method). * Walk left from the street in front of the hotel -> enter through the open door to the right of store 208 -> pin Hamida Hotel for easier car pick-up (pinning Aziz Hotel, which is before it, makes it difficult for cars to turn around – I’ve attached an image). Indeed, on my arrival day, even knowing cars couldn't enter directly in front, I pinned Sanzoor. The driver that day tried to access the back of the hotel, and as a result, I ended up getting off even further ahead than Old Street at the back. The road leading there was very narrow and congested, making me feel like we might collide, so I ruled it out for my departure. The room was bright and charming, and the bed size was appropriate for the room, making it a comfortable space. Since I had an early departure, they prepared a breakfast box for me. All the staff were kind. The young person during check-out looked very sleepy, and as a fellow hotelier, I wondered about that, but their charm made it acceptable – it's not a 5-star hotel, after all. I saw many Japanese tourists, both groups and individuals. At a nearby restaurant (the street dining place), all three groups who came in after me were Japanese, and I even saw the same people at breakfast the next morning. I reconfirmed that this hotel is in a safe area. I would like to stay here again when I visit Samarkand.

The location was incredibly convenient, within walking distance to all the main tourist spots. The front desk staff spoke English, so communication was not an issue at all.

I stayed for 3 nights for sightseeing in Samarkand. The hotel was generally clean, and the room was comfortable, allowing me to relax. The staff were also kind and helpful, and I didn't experience any inconvenience during my stay. It has a calm atmosphere, making it a good hotel to rest in after sightseeing. It was also easy to access Samarkand's main tourist attractions, making it a convenient base for exploring. Overall, it was a highly satisfying stay, including the price.

My room unfortunately smelled like sewage. As others have mentioned, calling a taxi can be difficult. Even when I set the destination to the closest alley to the hotel, two different cars couldn't get there and dropped me off elsewhere. However, the location is excellent, making it convenient to get anywhere. I used it as a base, returning often for breaks while sightseeing.

A luxurious hotel! Very convenient location, about a 10-minute walk to Registan. The hotel itself is on a pedestrian street, so taxis can't pull right up to the entrance. Good, spacious rooms and a delicious breakfast. The room had air conditioning, a TV, a refrigerator, a tea set, toiletries, and bottled water was brought daily. I would definitely return to this hotel, as it's a perfect option. Highly recommend!

The hotel is within walking distance of the main tourist attractions. The building has a historic feel, and while there are some older parts, it seems very well-maintained and clean. I think it's a great hotel.