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"I had a truly wonderful stay at Suzangaron Hotel. The atmosphere is calm and charming, with a lovely blend of traditional style and comfort. The staff were incredibly kind and made me feel very welcome from the first moment. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide buffet selection and everything fresh and delicious. One of my favorite parts was the terrace — the view over Bukhara is simply beautiful, especially at sunset. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the city. I would definitely love to come back again."

"Clean, very comfortable room in a lovely restored building within a short walk of the main sights. Spacious bathroom with excellent shower. Helpful friendly staff."

"The room was quite spacious and very clean. Breakfast was nice and varied. Staff were very kind to us. The hotel is about a 20-25 min walk from the ark and main attractions but easily walkable or can take a not very expensive taxi ride. "

"The best hotel I’ve ever stayed at. Staff are helpful and pleasant, hotel room was clean, and pool was beautiful. Didn’t get to try the breakfast but location of hotel was great, I would stay here again!!"

"The reason we booked this hotel for our family with 3 children was to use the swimming pool. However we arrived in April to be told not opening the pool for 3 days! So after we have left. Expedia and hotel website do not say it will be closed in April. We had to move hotels. "

"The rooms were spacious and super clean and the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and helped us organize transfer to the railway station. We highly recommend this hotel."

"The hotel is in a great location - about a 20 minute walk to old town & local restaurants. The staff was great - they were welcoming, friendly & helpful, We met the owner of the hotel & what a nice and humble man he is. The room & bathroom are clean & spacious, breakfast was excellent. I would stay here again if I ever go back to Bukhara."

"very friendly stuff , clean property, good breakfast "

"The dining room is a treasure to behold and be in, assuming one is keen on unvarnished 19th century surroundings."