A lovely hotel in a convenient location. This was the most charming hotel that I stayed in on my trip to Uzbekistan. The large central courtyard was a nice place to meet people. The rooms were on the small side, though mine included a chair and a refrigerator along with the twin sized bed. The traditional decor was very atmospheric,... More

I stayed 3 nights in Bukhara in mid September 2011 as part of a group tour. This hotel is built from several formerly jewish houses in old Bukhara, that has been built together. The rooms are located around several charming irregular courtyards with short flights of stairs or corridors in between. Sometimes you need to ascend an outside spiral staircase... More

I was quite surprised to find that this hotel has a décor with a completely different taste. You find numerous plaster works with colorful paintings all over the walls. The rooms are fine, clean and comfortable with nice beds and quality bedding material. There are diwans on the beds that look so much of a Mughal style. The furniture was... More

The B & B is well situated just a couple of minute’s walk from Lyabi-Hauz Square. It contains a series of courtyards with seating and a diwan. The room was nice with, although the bathroom was tiny. The elaborate plasterwork everywhere has been – apparently recently – been painted in a variety of pastel shades giving the impression that the... More

Volodymyr Potapenko, Ukraine I had bad experience how to have deal with this hotels' owner. I personally booked 4 rooms for 4 my colleagues on the hotel's reception two weeks before their visit for one week staying in Bukhara. The hotel owner personally confirmed me that all will be Ok. I stayed in other hotel that was full next weeks.... More

Really charming place, located at the entrance of the old City and with the feel of 1001 nights. It has airconditioning and satellite TV. You really feel like being in Uzbekistan, unlike in the sterile and excessively expensive business hotels that you find all over in Central Asia. There was a slight smell in the bathroom and the receptionists were... More

This is a great little hotel in a perfect location just a few minutes walk from the very heart of Bukhara. Rooms are quaint and comfortable. Breakfast is also quite nice with the hotel offering a choice of eggs or Russian pancakes as well as a selection of cereal, cold cuts, and vegetables. The hotels WiFi does not work with... More

After having stayed in a worn down hotel in Samarkand it was wonderful to enter S&S. It's overly decorated but that's actually very nice. It reminded me of Pippi Longstockings house Villa Villerkulla. Very nice athmosphere with clean and fairly big rooms, lot's of comfy seating arrangements outside in the inner courtyards. We were a big group that occupied the... More

Sasha and Son is located steps from "Lyabi Haus" in the (former) Jewish sector of Old Bukhara. Although there are other hotels in the old part of town, there is not a hotel that is as fun to stay in as Sasha and Son. The first thing you notice as you enter the hotel is the neighborhood. Steps from other... More