Malika Prime Hotel

I enjoyed staying here. The location is great for sightseeing - an easy 20 min walk along a main boulevard to Registan Square. ||Rooms are comfortable, although most seem to be twins rather than doubles, in case that’s important to you. The twins are slightly wider than a standard UK twin, and they push together fairly well, although it’s not a proper zip link. No lift, but staff carried my bag up and down. The two reception staff who helped me both spoke excellent English and really wanted to provide a good guest experience - suggested places to see and called taxis for me. Breakfast buffet was only ok, but I haven’t had great breakfasts anywhere in Uzbekistan. I thought it was good value too.

An unforgettable stay in the heart of Samarkand! 🌟 Just steps away from a charming boulevard, stunning minarets, and a bustling local market — the perfect starting point for exploring this magical city. The room was perfect: cozy, well-equipped, and with a balcony offering breathtaking views of the minarets. The peaceful neighborhood made it easy to relax and recharge after each day’s adventures. Samarkand stole my heart, and this hotel was a big part of that. I’ll definitely be coming back — and when I do, it will be right here! ❤️

The property markets a free and 24/7 available airport shuttle, but once the room is booked, there is no such thing, and the airport transfer is charged.

Breakfast average. Staff were friendly and helpful, although one of them preferred to keep laying on the sofa and sleep while we were checking out as if we were passing through his bedroom. There is no water boiler in the rooms. You have to call for tea and coffee if you want to have.

The location of this hotel is good being right next to the Amir Temur Park in Samarkand. It's also a 15 minute walk away from Registan square. The rooms were less spacious than what we experienced in other cities of Bukhara. They only have two rooms on the ground floor. All other rooms are on the first floor and one needs to climb stairs as there is no elevator. They have a lovely terrace on the 3rd floor. The breakfast served in the restaurant was average. There are no lunch options at this hotel. They have their own cafe next door which does not have any food and only serves canned drinks as we were told by the unwelcoming staff at the cafe. There is only one restaurant near this hotel which is a fine dining one and not for a quick bite. It's a decent place to stay but not a convenient one.

A cosy budget boutique hotel close to Gur e Amir Mausoleum. Simple but very large rooms with a beautiful and tasteful theme. Charming staff and a great breakfast. Alas we were only here for one night which was a shame as would have liked longer. It's in a great location for wandering around the city and plenty of restaurants and parks nearby and not far at all from Rajestan square which is a pleasant stroll away.

Very well situated hotel - opposite the Rukhobod mausoleum and easy walking to the Timur mausoleum. Less than 30 minutes to the Registan. Lovely balcony at the front. Good breakfast and turned laundry round really fast. Only drawback is distance from any restaurants though we we walker to Old City which had the best plov of the trip.

The location is excellent. Close to all the attractions. The road infromt of the hotel is picture perfect. Breakfast items are mix of local and intercontinental cuisine. Juice selection is limited. Hotel staff are well conversant in english which is rare in Uzbekistan.