Emerald hotel

Clean, pleasant room. All amenities are present. Delicious buffet breakfast. Good location in the city.

The hotel is located in an alley, about 100 meters away from the street. The hotel is newly opened. Although it is a family-style B&B, it is more like a four-star hotel under the careful design of the owner. The breakfast is very rich. Lonely Planet Magazine The four-tower mosque on the cover is only more than 200 meters away. It is a good choice for Chinese people to travel and stay in Bukhara.

I booked this hotel without any reviews, guided by my intuition)) And my intuition did not let me down! A wonderful new hotel in an authentic style, and it is clear that the materials, furniture, and plumbing are expensive and high-quality. The room is spacious, the linen is snow-white, the towels are fluffy! The breakfasts are wonderful! And of course, the very nice, responsive hosts and all the hotel staff. Good luck and prosperity to them!!! The hotel is located in the historical center of Bukhara on a very authentic narrow street, the main attractions are a leisurely walk from 2 to 20 minutes.

A cozy hotel in the very heart of Bukhara's historic center. I was very pleased with the street leading to the hotel; I promise you won't forget it. The hotel itself is very clean, and the staff is attentive and helpful, offering information about the city and good dining options. Breakfasts are simple for the discerning traveler, but filling. If I were to ask if I'd return, I would definitely say yes.

A luxurious hotel in Bukhara. Unfortunately, our vacation was planned so that we only stayed two nights. We really didn't want to leave! The hotel was perfect, with a huge room and high-quality, well-designed furniture. A large bathroom, a king-size bed, and everything was stylish, tasteful, and full of character. We were absolutely delighted with the hotel's location on narrow streets (you can order a taxi from the fire station and walk 200 meters). The main attractions are a 15-minute walk away. It's not exactly central, but the city is small, so it's not a problem. The breakfast was okay, not quite the typical buffet—it had a local flavor, but overall, we've been to several hotels in Uzbekistan, and they're all pretty much the same. So, we'd definitely book this hotel again, and we'll dream of returning.