Spa Hotels in Bukhara

The room had no bottle of drinking water, but it was issued on the receptacle at request. There were also no channels on TV. In the rest of the normal hotel, conveniently located (a few minutes walk to the Shukhov Tower, the collective farm market and the Ark City). On the contrary - a small grocery store with a very nice seller.

The hotel has a typical American chain style; its decor and ambiance instantly made me feel like I was back in a North American hotel. The sauna and Turkish bath don't require reservations, but you need to inform the SPA front desk about half an hour before you plan to use them so they can be switched on. I visited during the off-season, so there weren't many guests. Most times I went, no one else was using them, which made the experience quite private. Breakfast was decent – nothing particularly amazing, but perfectly adequate. The lobby bar, however, was a pleasant surprise; the atmosphere was nice, and the drink prices were quite reasonable. The hotel's location is also good, about a 10-minute walk to the Historic Centre of Bukhara. The best thing about this hotel is that the higher floors offer panoramic views of the entire old city! This is very friendly for photography enthusiasts. I recommend going to the top floor for photos during sunrise or sunset; the view is excellent, and the windows can be opened, allowing you to extend your lens outside for fantastic panoramic shots of the ancient city. A few things to note: The overall room size is a bit small, which might be an issue depending on personal preference. There's a potential safety concern with the balcony door: even when locked from the inside, it can still be opened from the outside. I called the front desk to inquire, and they told me this is how all the rooms are, and I shouldn't worry. Personally, I still found it a bit unsettling. Overall, if you're a photography enthusiast and are looking for those high-floor views overlooking the Historic Centre of Bukhara, this hotel is definitely worth considering.

I decided to stay at Dunyo Palace as it had a swimming pool and was great value for money. Getting to Dunyo Palace was very easy on public transport as I caught bus no 33 from the centre of Bukhara straight to the outside of the hotel. It was easy. I have stayed at Dunyo palace before and I had a great stay. My room was bigger than expected with a fridge, air conditioning and a kettle. I was greeted by the nice reception lady she was very helpful. I had breakfast and it was a buffet with a large selection of Uzbekistan breakfast foods. An omelette was freshly prepared for me in the mornings. The hotel pool was really nice to swim in after a long day walking around sight seeing in Bukhara. I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel and I will stay again in the future. The images I share are of the room I stayed in on my departure, the air conditioning, and the bathroom area. I’ve also added the places I visited while staying there. I have already added a lot of images to my last feedback if you want to check it out.

The guide was not good, and it was only sweet food by sharing the things on the table.

A very beautiful hotel with excellent service, in a walk-in from the old city. We have a family room consisting of two standards connected to the inter-room door, very convenient for 4 people! The room has all the necessary, good repair and comfortable furniture. On the respiratory has helped with all the issues - booking a table in the restaurant, carrying out exchange of currency and so on. The only thing that was a little bit upset - quite modest compared to Hiva and Samarkand breakfast, hot dishes were few, baking in factory packaging, but not bad coffee.