Emir in Bukhara

A small and charming homestay-esque property right in the heart of Bukhara. Rooms are small but artsy. Most of the attractions are at a walking distance. Breakfast is simple but very nice. Vladimir, the owner, goes out of the way to help you out.

Extremly nice staff, very clean and in the heart of the city. Close to all city sites. Good breakfast. We were alone in the hotel but they did everything to make us confortable. Beside the spirit of this old palace is like you can feel the anciant times. I raccomand wormly.

We had no real idea of what this hotel was going to be like. All we knew was that it was in a good location. The location did not disappoint. It was moments away from Labi Hovuz. Despite this it was so peaceful. We arrived there in the earlier hours of the morning and Ali from reception came to meet us at the city gate as cars are not allowed there. Equally when we left Vladimir organised our transfer to the train station. Both were not just very nice people but also helpful. The room a good size, was clean, the beds were comfortable and the shower facilities very functional. Breakfast was basic. The fruit which was plentiful could have been better quality for taste. If you are planning to pay by card then just confirm that is ok when checking in as they were not accepting cards when I was there. There are ATMs (cash machines) nearby. A great place at a great price for a 1-2 night stop.

This lovely charming hotel has made us so welcome and comfortable. Situated a stones throw from the main square in the old city we were close to the sights and shopping opportunities. Our room had two comfortable double beds, a good bathroom, sitting room area with kettle and fridge. Unlike many hotels they weren’t stingy with the bottled water providing 2 large bottles every day. Breakfast was the best we’ve had so far in Uzbekistan with a wide choice and lovely fresh ground coffee. Nicest hotel of the trip so far!

Very cosy hotel in the centre of Bukhara. We had an excellent stay: the room was spacious, comfortable, well equipped. Water, tea and coffee replenished every day. Excellent breakfast: fresh or freshly made products, nice variety for any taste. The building is beautiful and harmonious. The best hotel stay of our trip in Uzbekistan! Would certainly go back should I happen to be in Bukhara again.

+ Old Bukhari house sensibly restored. Beautiful rooms and courtyards. The hotel is within a two-minute walk from Lyabi Khauz, right in the middle of the old part of the city but secluded and calm. The breakfast is plentiful and good. I just wish you could eat it in the courtyard. Comfortable beds, old décor, two big windows to a shady courtyard. Big spotless bathroom with shower and a gorgeous old wooden door. Kettle, tea and coffee, fridge and even a TV if you have need to watch it. Spotless Polite, friendly and eager to solve your needs

Excellent, cozy boutique hotel run by its owner, a very friendly and helpful Russian. Affordable, comfortable, and spacious. The rooms are spacious, with non-luxurious furnishings suitable for relaxation. The bathrooms are minimal but adequate. The dedication to guest comfort is striking in a hotel of this nature. A buffet breakfast is included with local dishes suitable for international tourists. The best thing about it is the location, right in the middle of the old city. Unfortunately, there are no elevators, although there are few rooms on high floors. The internet is fast. Travelers will have to walk one block to the hotel with their luggage.

Amazing and beautiful hotel!! Delicious breakfast, excellent location, near to everything. Nice staff!!!!

We stayed two nights in this amazing, cozy hotel right in the centre of Buchara‘s old town! The owner was always there, super friendly and helpful, and made the best breakfast on our trip (including tasty dill omlette).

Well run, comfortable, decent breakfast, old merchant’s house nicely restored.