Registon Saroy Hotel in Samarkand

We really enjoyed our stay at Registon Saroy. The hotel was comfortable and well-kept, and the staff were exceptionally polite and helpful — even showing great patience and professionalism with a few very demanding guests. Excellent location too, just a short walk from Registan Square and other main attractions. Keep up the good work!

Friendly hotel owner, location within walking distance to attraction, historical place, bazar and museum. Location nearby to various famous restaurant. The owner provide takeaway breakfast because my I'm checkout 630am.

A Fantastic Stay Near Registan Square
We had the pleasure of staying at this wonderful nice little hotel, and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. We arrived early and the staff was kind enough to let us check in - an excellent start to our stay.
The hotel itself is very family-friendly and offers a warm welcoming atmosphere. The room was simple, clean and nice. The breakfast was simple and delicious. The location of hotel is ideal, just a short walk to the iconing Registan Square, and there are plenty of eateries around offering traditional local food.
Unfortunately, we only stayed for 2 nights—3 nights would have been perfect to fully explore the historic sites of Samarkand. We'll definitely stay here again on our next visit to the area. If you're heading to Registan Square, this hotel is a perfect choice!

overall, it was a good experience—especially if you’re after a place that’s close to the key sights without breaking the bank.

Location-wise, it’s a 5/5. It’s about a 7–10 minute walk to Registan Square depending on how fast you walk, and it’s right along the main road. That makes it super convenient for taxi drop-offs (no navigating tiny alleys). Being close to major attractions was a huge plus for me.

First impressions—don’t expect a typical hotel. This is more of a cozy bed-and-breakfast. It’s not a guesthouse, but also not quite a 4-star hotel, despite how it might be listed. There’s a small sign outside so keep your eyes peeled when arriving. If you’re bringing luggage, I suggest requesting a ground-floor room—there’s no elevator, and dragging your bags upstairs could be a hassle.

The room itself was a win. Clean, comfortable, and just the right size—not too cramped, not overly spacious. I appreciated the Uzbek-style tiled bathroom and how well-kept everything was. Just note: there’s no bidet or handheld spray in the toilet, which I missed as someone used to Middle Eastern amenities.

Breakfast was simple but decent. Don’t expect a lavish buffet, but they offer the essentials: coffee, bread, salad, eggs, pancakes, and local options. It’s a very homey, family-run setup—feels like having breakfast at someone’s house.

Staff were kind and helpful. The receptionist spoke some English, enough to get by, and was always courteous and accommodating.

One thing I want to highlight—the value is great. I stayed in two hotels in Tashkent (including the iconic Hotel Uzbekistan), and honestly, the room here felt better in terms of comfort and cleanliness.

If you’re visiting Samarkand and want a central, comfortable place without paying luxury rates, this is a great option. I’d stay here again.

The hotel's WiFi signal is weak, and there is no signal on the mobile phone card in the room. The shower facilities are easy to use, the water is hot and the water volume is large. The breakfast is relatively simple, and the service attitude is good. The hotel is a family hotel with some rooms around a courtyard.