3-Star Hotels in Samarkand Region, Uzbekistan

This hotel is right in the city center of Samarkand. The service is truly excellent. Both gentlemen at the front desk were wonderful, especially Diyar. He was incredibly kind, even accompanying me to a nearby Plov restaurant to pick up my food and then helping me carry it back to the hotel. Although his English wasn't perfect, he was genuinely a very good person. The other gentleman at the front desk was also great. On my first day, they even brought us snacks for lunch, which were delicious! When I left, I gave them my business card and invited them to contact me if they ever come to Guangzhou, China. I hope to visit Samarkand again someday and stay there, and maybe even see them!

Good hotel. It's located just across the road from one of the main attractions, Shah-i-Zinda. Most of the main sights are about a 10-minute walk away. The hotel has everything you need, or you can request it. The rooms are good and clean. Breakfasts are good. For me, the only problem, as in all of Samarkand really, was the poor coffee. The hotel's main highlight is its swimming pool with sun loungers and a cozy courtyard. Although I didn't get to swim, we did sunbathe a bit. There's also a sauna, which we enjoyed. The only downside was that the steam in the hammam was very strong, and the seats weren't heated. The staff were responsive. Overall, we liked everything.

A small hotel with a traditional design. The staff were attentive and responsive. Breakfasts were modest but quite good. Despite the hotel's location by the road, there was no street noise audible in the room. It's less than 3 km to the main attractions. We walked everywhere, exploring the city along the way. I recommend it for your stay.

A beautiful hotel, downstairs of the wine cellar, is next to the waiting station, walking 12 minutes - it is convenient! To the city center you need to drive 20 minutes by taxi. Of the downsides: it was cold, there was no heating in the room, at night frozen ! ! ! (on the street was 10, respectively in the room too cold), windows on the road, hearing is terrible! Hear everything on the street and in the corridor! The smell of cigarettes in the room! It seems that the room was smoking, we were ventilating, but it didn't ventilate! We asked to change the room, but we refused, said that there were no free rooms! It was unpleasant! Extended the room for 6 hours for half the cost! Plus: The room has everything that is declared and the dress is, for some reason, one, though two were booked. The showers were broken, both souls (up rain too) apparently stuck holes, and the water went sideways, and so on both souls, it is very uncomfortable to wash. Just two pillows, I would like 4. Plus: Normal breakfast, coffee from the coffee machine. Beautiful, rooms clean and comfortable. There is a smooth board with a twig in the corridor. Comfortable beds.

The room corresponds to the photo, clean and new. I didn't like the breakfast, I would reconsider the concept and offer breakfast from the menu, it would be much more attractive than the meager buffet. In the morning it was impossible to sleep, for some reason everyone was furiously slamming doors on the floor, although the door closes easily. Shower gel and shampoo and hand soap - all three products were the same, there were no other sets in the bathroom.

This hotel is absolutely stunning and full of character. The painted walls, intricate golden doors, and regal design create an atmosphere of royal luxury from the moment you step inside. The staff are welcoming and friendly. Our room was decorated in a local, oriental style, with many interesting artistic touches and local vases throughout, both in the room and around the hotel. The only downside is that the hotel is tucked away amidst other buildings with no view. Our room was small, and the windows faced an enclosed inner courtyard where a door constantly slammed shut as it was a thoroughfare to all floors. Consequently, there was no view at all. You could easily sleep all day and night in a room like that with the curtains drawn! 😀 However, we did enjoy the atmospheric surroundings. The room had all the necessary toiletries, was cleaned daily, and fresh water and tea were replenished daily. The location is convenient, just 10 minutes from the train station and airport, and within walking distance of major attractions, monuments, mosques, and mausoleums. Registan Square is a 15-minute walk away. Breakfasts were delicious and varied, served on a panoramic terrace on the top floor. We'd like to thank the hotel staff for allowing us to check in early and for their excellent service overall 🙏 Thank you for the warm welcome.

The location is almost too convenient; it's just a five-minute walk from the train station. All the attractions in Samarkand are on a straight line, and it takes about twenty minutes by taxi from the hotel to either end of that line. So you can stay overnight, visit all the attractions the next day, then take a taxi back to collect your luggage and head back to Tashkent or Bukhara in the evening. The restaurant and courtyard are particularly beautiful.

I had a pleasant stay at Meridian Plaza Hotel. The location, facilities, and overall amenities were excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. However, there were a few housekeeping issues that could be improved. On one occasion, the trash in the bathroom was not emptied during room cleaning, and a cleaning cloth was accidentally left hanging on the door handle after housekeeping service. While these were minor issues, paying closer attention to housekeeping details would make the guest experience even better. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would consider staying here again.