Amelia Boutique Hotel

i am on a tour of uzbekistan. bukhara is the third stop of my trip. this hotel is by far the best i have experienced. the room is very large and the bed is enormous and the bath is done with first rate plumbing and shower. large shower stall. very clean room. far better than where i stayed both in tashkent and samarkand. the owner is enormously friendly and the hotel is very concerned for the environment. no plastic water bottles, only fresh hot, cold water and ice all filtered available at all hours. the restaurant is delicious but open for breakfast only. the location is right off the main street of the old town, a perfect spot for accessing the wonderful shopping and food in this superb city. stay here. you won't be sorry

Fantastic little family run guest house hotel, right near the centre of Bukhara and the attractions of the old city. As per all hotels in Uzbekistan, great staff, the breakfast room is amazing. Thank you

Could a would a stayed a week but our tour moved on. This small hotel is in a centuries old merchant house. Nicely appointed with a charming roof top deck and the well cooked breakfast is in the stunning reception room. The staff was so kind and accommodating, popping up to the roof top to offer complimentary tea and cookies. And the location could not be better for exploring the charming old town of Bukhara.

Very comfortable boutique hotel in a 200+ year-old building that used to be the home of a Jewish carpet merchant. Rooms have been thoughtfully renovated with new fixtures in the bathroom, king beds and interesting wall decorations. Bakh, the owner is very friendly and helpful. The reception staff all speak excellent English. The hotel is a 5 minute walk from the Old City area. Breakfast is generous, very tasty and served by a very friendly woman.

We stayed three nights at this hotel. The staff was so helpful and kind. It was a quiet location with good beds. The bathrooms were modern and had a wonderful shower, with plenty of hot water. There was a climate control unit in the room. The breakfasts were good, and the coffees was great. The hotel was immaculately clean. It is located within walking distance of many interesting sites and markets. If we ever return to Bukhara, we would definitely stay here again.

We stayed two nights in this lovely hotel. Location central, just off a main road but was very quiet with excellent soundproofing we didn't hear any other guests.|Our only complaint was that at 05:45hrs one morning they started dragging the furniture in the breakfast room which was next door to us and we could hear everything. Assume guests in the room below would of heard the same. Suggest the hotel sets up the breakfast room each day during the day.|Breakfast was excellent, eggs or other hot course cooked fresh. Spread of fruits, nuts, cake, pancakes additionally. Always full.|The bed was very comfortable, the best we had during our 2 weeks in Uzbekistan.|Good water pressure and hot water.|If visiting Bukhara again we would definitely stay here again as was good value for money.

Our group of 12 occupied most of the hotel rooms, each one uniquely decorated with mirrors, murals, or gypson carvings. Amelia Hotel did a masterful job updating this centuries-old Jewish home while maintaining its charm. The intact dining/breakfast room was amazing. In an effort to reduce the use of single-use plastic bottles, filtered water dispensers were available throughout the hotel. Great location within walking distance of everything in Historical Bukhara. We were lucky enough to be there during their first art Biannial event, which was fabulous.

Wonderful hotel, a 200+ year-old Jewish merchant’s house- beautiful rooms, very friendly and helpful service. Amazing breakfast of eggs cooked to order, lovely pastries with delicious homemade apricot jam, kefir, fruits, crepes- almost too much to eat, but great to have choices. Clean, modern bathrooms with great water pressure and plenty of towels, robes and slippers, well lit and good temp control through mini-split. Short walk to all the sights. HIGHLY recommended!