Hotel Hotel Arba in Samarkand

A wonderful, stylish hotel! The breakfasts are fantastic: potato pies just like grandma used to make, watermelon, melon, royal cheesecake, pancakes, and other delicious treats! The coffee machine is complemented by several geyser coffee makers, so there's no need to line up for coffee. The rooms are quiet, maybe a little tired, but clean and have everything you need, including dental kits. The location is also great, with plenty of restaurants, pharmacies, and other amenities nearby. Incidentally, I tried the local samsa here for the first time; it's greasy, but delicious! Overall, highly recommended!

There were restaurants nearby. I really liked the place except the stairs. Room 1 was great, had a courtyard. Staff were helpful. Breakfast ok. Bed was comfortable. Would stay there again

The staff is very welcoming and flexible. The rooms are clean and well equipped with the standard amenities needed

A great hotel for traveling! The room is warm and has everything you need (hairdryer, toothbrush, toothpaste, slippers, shampoo, and hair dryer). Good Wi-Fi. Delicious breakfasts! Friendly staff! They'll help you solve any problem and give you directions. I recommend it to everyone!

The hotel is located on a quiet street in the city center. The building is three stories high and has no elevator. We were given a spacious three-bed room on the attic third floor. The room has two beds: a wide (at least 2 meters) double and a single. Both have thick, apparently expensive, but very hard mattresses; my aching back didn't like them. There's air conditioning, a kettle (tea bags provided), and a huge closet, or rather a dressing room, but only three hangers (thankfully, there are plenty of coat hooks in the hallway). The bedroom has only one stool, but there are two comfortable sofas in the hallway. However, a TV (large, with local and Russian channels (don't forget to turn on the receiver!)) is only in the bedroom. The bathroom, in addition to a shower, has a large jacuzzi, but it doesn't seem to be connected to electricity. And the water supply isn't working properly. And that's the main oddity of the room. It has only two tiny windows high up in the ceiling – one in the hallway and one in the bedroom. The bedroom also has a regular-sized window, but it overlooks the hallway of the neighboring hotel and is carefully curtained. Breakfast is buffet style from 7 to 10 a.m. – not all-inclusive in Turkey, but quite decent. If something runs out, they quickly refill it. The hotel is clean, and the equipment, except for the jacuzzi, works. I can't comment on the housekeeping – we only stayed one night. The staff is friendly, but not very helpful – when we asked for help with Russian channels, they said "yes, yes, of course," but they only came on the third try.

Nice hotel, staff is kind and the rooms are clean.
The only problem was that the wifi is very bad, often actually no wifi at all.

Nice staff, typical setting, good location, not too far from main attractions. There is no elevator, but they help you with your luggage. The room very spacious, the breakfast is very good.