Khorezm Palace

Seems to be the nicest place in town. The room was a single but was decently sized. Everything was nice and clean. My one big complaint with the room was the way the shades were arranged. They overhang the bed so as soon as the sun comes up you end up getting a face full of light even with the shaded pulled. Internet worked reasonably well in the lobby. Breakfast was decent, but nothing outstanding. Staff was very helpful, arranged an english speaking guide with a car to take us to Khiva for US$50.

we are on our way from Germany and Austria to New Zealand by bicycle. we usually sleep in our tent but in cities camping is not recommended. we stay in better hotels with a good WiFi access, because we want to update our reports on facebook and blogspot.||we found this hotel by accident. the staff was very friendly and the man at the reception spoke English fluently. the whole hotel is currently under construction, so the price of 120 USD is too expensive, but we needed a hotel for the official registration. WiFi only worked in the lobby and was very slow. the restaurant was closed, which is not good for a hotel with this standard. breakfast was enough but in this category it should have a buffet. room was big enough and clean with AC.

While visiting magnificent city of Khiva, we stayed at hotel Khorezm palace in Urgench. The hotel is modern, well equipped with spacious rooms and nice, very nice surrounding. Internet service at the hotel "worked", but only the wireless part, without connection to the Internet. The view was awful, to hotel courtyard with some construction activities which looked like abandoned stone pit. The service was very poor and if you do not wave with a dollar bill, there is nobody in sight.||Breakfast was copious if you were patient enough to wait all meals to be brought. There was always something missing and the refilling was done only if you insist.||Hotel is very nicely situated, close to very picturesque green market

In May we stayed in this hotel. Everything there I liked ,the staff, room,food ,excellent internet and their hospitality. Thank you for good service. I liked there than some of Tashkent hotels even.

Stayed here because it was literally the only hotel in Urgench that was open. Was traveling West to East during the 2015 Mongolia Charity Rally. Needed a place to sleep and decided to stop in Urgench. One room cost us nearly $180. We were a group of four, but they would not let us sleep four in a room, even though there was a triple/suite available. Instead, we had to purchase two rooms. Neither room had WIFI. We were told the WIFI worked in the lobby, but it was too slow to check email, download maps, or upload photos/blog posts from our travels. The restaurant in the hotel was closed as well, so no food or drink was available. ||||We were here in early July, during the heatwave that rocked Central Asia. Despite having the A/C on at full blast, we woke up sweating to 32 degree temperatures in our room. ||||I suppose the one nice part about the hotel is that we found free parking. And the rooms were cleaned. But other than that, this was the worst value for our money that we found in all of Central Asia.

This has to be one of the worst hotels I have ever had this misfortune of staying in. Myself and colleagues were in rooms on the ground floor and they stank of stale cigarette smoke. |The following day we asked to change rooms and were shown another that was equally as bad. |We were eventually shown to ones that were marginally better later that afternoon....or so we thought.|My room had less of the smell however the carpet was filthy and very badly stained and the bed was very uncomfortable. ... for a few nights however it was marginally tolerable. My colleague however was not so lucky and there were bugs in hers which then involved us finding her a different hotel.||It is a run down, shabby hotel that needs complete renovation if it is ever to meet the usual standards of international tourists and business people.

As a student of Tourism field I can say it doesn't qualify for 4 🌟 hotel! Because when I stopped there, some mosquitos were flying, administrator didn't give any welcome drinks, there was smell of foods which was coming from restaurant. I stayed in Rangrez, 3 🌟 hotel in Bukhara, administrator welcomed us with welcome drinks! All dishes were in East style! No internet, no politeness!

We were six senior citizens from India with confirmed booking at Asia Khiva, a four star hotel by M/s. Sorbon Tours of Uzbekistan. On arrival at Urgench, we were taken to Hotel Khorezm Palace Hotel without a proper reason and against our will. There was no lift facilities and we had to carry our own heavy luggage to the first floor. The rooms had a musty smell, bed linen dirty and the staff unwilling to help. There was a party going on in the restaurant with loud music and dancers. Lunch was served to us in a room where the dancers were changing their dresses. This is not a hotel but a dump. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS.