Khorezm Palace

Hotel · Khorazm

Khorezm Palace

Hotel · Khorazm
Al-Beruny Street 2, 220100, Urgench, Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan

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Informal hotel with pool, restaurant, bar, gym, sauna  

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Al-Beruny Street 2, 220100, Urgench, Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan Get directions

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Al-Beruny Street 2, 220100, Urgench, Xorazm Region, Uzbekistan Get directions

+998 62 224 99 99

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Aug 7, 2025

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Miss Amina

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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.

Borislav R

Google
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

Katherine W

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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.

Dildora Yuldosheva

Google
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!

Mamed A

Google
I've stayed in this hotel once before, and decided to never come back. However, I did, not for staying though -- we had a business meeting there. The hotel is probably your only option if you need to stay overnight in Urgench, but I'd suggest you go to Khiva, which is 30-40 minutes away from the city. Also, I agree with previous reviewers that the room rate is crazy -- for that price you can stay for at least two days in Khiva!

רעיה מ

Google
The only good thing about this hotel is the location. The rest is poor...||Old rooms, poor WiFi, very poor breakfast, no elevator! ||In need of renovation! NOT UP TO European standards. ||The staff is friendly and obliging but it does not compensate for the poor facilities.

Brenda C

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This is just a basic Uzbek hotel. It is listed in some books as 4* but don't expect the British/American equivalent as you will be really disappointed. The staff were pleasant and the breakfasts were basic but enough for us. It is not really close to anything but an ok base to visit nearby Khiva

ClaudiaH H

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We decided to stay one night in Urgench since we took the 6am flight back to Tashkent. The Khorezm Palace is outrageously overpriced for what it is (it costs 140 usd a night versus 70 usd for a great Bukhara B&B): rooms are still kind of new and spacious, but aircondition was not designed to cool the space, bedsheets are so small that when moving around in your sleep you find yourself on the bare matrasse, all TV channels were only in Russian or Uzbek, to get water we were sent to the supermarket opposite, no water available in the hotel, wifi worked very slowly and not in the room, to check out early in the morning, we had to find the receptionist who slept somewhere and did not answer the phone (otherwise he was a nice guy and spoke very well English), no early breakfast or even coffee available at all, this is at best a still new two -star hotel, to put four stars on the roof it is not enough to charge high prices. Khiva is only 30min from Urgench and next time I would stay in Khiva and take a cab in the morning. Also, if Khiva does not have good dinner options, Urgench is 20 times worse and there literally is nothing to do...