Name: Shahriston Hotel
Address: ul. Hakikat, Buhara, Bukhara, Bukhara, Bukhara, 200100, Uzbekistan
Rating: 9

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This hotel was perfectly located inside the city walls and very central for all the sights. The courtyard rooms were lovely and large, and cool and airy. The reception area was lovely and large with plenty of space for our group to gather.
The only criticism, and its not a fair one, is that English was not well understood, but that is true throughout Uzbekistan, as Russian is most people’s second language.
Like many hotels in Uzbekistan it was B&B accommodation, there was no other food or alcohol offerings but its superb location meant that there were plenty of these options within a few metres of the hotel.

Great Location

One of the best hotels ever! The hotel is located in what looks like an old caravanserai, although it’s either beautifully refurbished or newly built in traditional style. Either way, it’s fabulous. It is located in a very central pedestrian street, but easily accessible, as the street is in excellent condition and it is easy to carry your wheeled baggage from either end of the street. You can walk to almost all sights in town. The decor is beautiful, both outside and inside. The staff is very polite and helpful. We had a triple room. The beds were very comfortable. The bathroom is gorgeous and very clean. The room had all the amenities expected. The breakfast room is in the basement and has a good selection of dishes, including fruit like fresh figs. There is also some gluten free options. The day we left, there was a Middle Eastern and Russian delegation visiting the town (they even came to our hotel), lots of non uniformed police/security and roads were blocked off, so they organised our transfer to the airport, and even helped us with our several suitcases up to the point where the cars were allowed. Absolutely five stars, with a staff to match!

Fabulous stay!

This former caravanserai is right in the middle of the old town, a perfect place for exploring from. 

Our room (140) was in a newer part of the property on the first floor (one down from reception) & meant taking a flight of stairs down & then up again. This no step free access to this part of the building so be prepared to carry your luggage. The room itself was large with good air conditioning & WiFi connection. Unfortunately the safe didn’t work, but was quickly replaced (but the replacement was not secured & could easily be picked up to take contents away). The bathroom was ok, but the shower had a tendency to overflow, so just be careful.

Breakfast was in a large room in the basement & was an impressive selection, lots of cakes as well as fruit & hot selections. If there are a lot of people then getting coffee can take time as despite there being two machines the staff insist on serving you & there is only one person on the coffee station & they only use one machine. 

We also feel that as we were just a couple and not able to speak Russian we were given a lower level of service, always being pushed to the back of a queue or allowed to be interrupted by other guests pushing in.

The hotel though doesn’t make full use of its facilities, despite having a central courtyard there are no seats there, in fact there are only about six chairs on the verandas in total and they are outside bedrooms so feels a bit odd to sit there if it is not your room. There was a small courtyard outside our room but again no seats & we only had one chair in the room so couldn’t even use that to sit together outside.

Despite the website saying there is a bar, there wasn’t, we were rudely told ‘if you want a drink go over the road’. And the restaurant was shut, supposedly opening again the week after our visit.  We did find our way to the roof thanks to a very helpful member of staff, & there is work being done to open a rooftop restaurant, we used some chairs that the builders had left and had a wonderful view of the sunset over the old town. The new restaurant should be an asset.

Overall the hotel is ok, needs to capitalise on the assets better, and treat all guests the same.

Hotel in the old town

What an amazing hotel. Right in the middle of the old walled city and surrounded by all the ancient monuments, shops and stalls. I joined a group tour and we were so well looked after. 
The rooms were a good size and had all the amenities one could wish for. 
The breakfasts made rising early well worthwhile. Such a choice of food. We had three nights here and loved every minute. 
Definitely recommend staying here. 

A wonderful break in Bukhara.

We arrived here as members of an ASA study tour group in Uzbekistan - fascinating place but for another day. The hotel we understand is a beautifully renovated old caravanserai.  From the reception through the rooms, breakfast & conference facilities this is a fabulous property.  The staff were delightful but the real surprise was when heading out for a wander one evening, I was confronted by people taking photographs as I came down the entrance steps.  I was assuming there must’ve been some celestial event happening in the night sky behind, but no, they were just capturing images of the very impressive facade - a fitting recognition of a terrific property.

Everything one could hope from a classic caravanserai

This hotel is in the perfect location, right in the middle of the old trading area of Bukhara. The bed was very comfortable and the room was a good size. The best selection of food for breakfast outside of Tashkent.

The staff are helpful and courteous. 

Originally a caravansai, the hotel is beautifully decorated in Uzbek style.

Excellent conference room and facilities.

Fantastic place to Stay in Bukhara

A great, very beautiful hotel. Located a very short walk from the historical downtown, it offers spacious and well-appointed rooms (excellent beds, among other things), and terrific customer service. "Everything for the customer" is their motto, and they fully live up to it. I overslept after a redeye flight, and realizing I missed breakfast, the hotel staff knocked on my door inviting me to the restaurant where they provided a full morning meal. 
Overall, it was a great stay. I would highly recommend the hotel. 

great

Kind staff. Excellent location at the inside of the old town only 5 minutes walk to the registan. Beutiful decoration and clean room. Magnificent lobby. Definitely we will come back if we have another chance.

Best among best in Bukhara!

The hotel is new and modern. The staffs are super nice and attentive, though only a few can fluently speak English yet they’re trying to serve and fulfill these needy guests :) 
Breakfast has lots option and the foods are also taste good.
Good location, close to many attractions by walking distance 


Lovely new hotel

Hotel Shariston as its now known (also spelt Chaxriston) is a new hotel in one of the main Streets of the old town of Bukhara. The hotel has good sized rooms with comfortable beds and good English speaking staff. It’s in a great location close to all the major sights. Breakfast is good but no espresso. Wi fi a bit patchy in the rooms. Bathrooms good. Maid service good. Laundry available at a reasonable price. 

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