This was the end of my Uzbekistan trip! And to end up in a hotel like this! It was utterly disappointing! I don't know who's giving such high ratings and rave reviews to this hotel. It's filthy! Everywhere.... The walls are smeared with snot from previous guests, vacuuming the room - why bother?!! Cleaning the air conditioner so it doesn't stink - good enough! A week's stay, and the room was never vacuumed, the bathroom never cleaned. Bedside lamps, there should be some, period. They're in the hotel's photos. In reality - none! Why, you ask? There's regular light! Three cold-light lamps - is this an operating room? The view from the window - well, that's a masterpiece!!! A neighboring building's wall two meters away! No sun, no natural light, like being in a cellar. Not all rooms, of course, but no one mentioned this room had such a view. The doors - the doors are a separate masterpiece! Gaps leading to the corridor all around the perimeter! The soundproofing - it's like it doesn't exist, and sound travels both ways, obviously) I'm talking about the doors, and considering they're wooden, the sound is even amplified! And they close with such a bang that you'll jump at night when neighbors come and go. The door to the toilet/shower - same story, but the handle creaked so much that on the first night my child even jumped when I went in there (they fixed it the next day - greased it upon request). From this, I conclude that absolutely no one is maintaining this place. You definitely won't find comfort in this hotel! Grey, empty walls, who came up with painting them like that - I don't even know. It feels less like a hotel and more like some sort of detention center. In the closet, two hangers that deform from just a couple of t-shirts (and remember, it's a room for three). The furniture is long past its prime. Shower/toilet - it's unclear what they were thinking when they designed it. A room for three - nowhere to hang towels! There's some kind of holder on the wall that everything falls off of. You can't sit on the toilet properly - it's narrow (because of the walls) and positioned diagonally. The shower, there's a curtain that looks like it's been there since the hotel opened! Everything is done haphazardly....... I wasn't expecting anything fancy, but I certainly didn't expect this. I had no energy or desire left to argue or refuse the hotel. Yes, we spent most of our time outside the hotel, but you want comfort, as we had in previous hotels (Samarkand/Bukhara and one night in Tashkent upon arrival). The good part - the breakfasts. Edible and varied. I don't know what they did with this hotel; according to the information, it was launched in 2020 and renovated in 2022......
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