Name: Amulet Hotel
Address: Bukhara, Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Street, 73, Bukhara, Bukhara, Bukhara, 200100, Uzbekistan
Rating: 10

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The hotel itself is a historical building. Excellent location. Close to historical sites.Very clean. Comfortable rooms. Helpful staff, particularly Akmal, who kindly made tea for us in the afternoon with snacks and helped us to arrange day trips. Highly recommend this hotel.

Excellent hotel

We had such a great experience with Amulet hotel. The location is excellent and easy to find. The hotel itself is a historical site and living there is like living in history. Everything is so vintage and classic. 

The manager himself is such a fantastic person. He is very kind and helpful, speaking with us in such a comfortable manner and continuously showing us care throughout the stay.  We really enjoyed the welcome tea when we checked in. 

We also had a midnight train catch to Khiva and the manager himself was so kind and allowed us to have a late checkout in the evening so that we can get refreshed and rest well before we head to train station in the late evening.  

The breakfast was such a blast with so many for two of us. We were totally blown away.  

Overall we truly enjoyed the stay and would definitely recommend this hotel to any of our friends who would visit Bukhara someday.

Fanatic stay and highly recommended.

We stayed in Amulet hotel for 4 nights. Our room was 2/1 it was small room but after a few hours being there we felt very comfortable. It is a traditional madrasa building that is why we chose to stayed there. The hotel is located near a very busy road however we haven’t heard any noises from the road.
The staff were very polite and friendly we barely saw them, however our room was cleaned always on time and breakfast was ready as soon as we sat dawn. Breakfast was excellent we enjoyed it a lot. My favourite was fried cheesecake and Uzbek porridge. 
The manager of the hotel was very helpful and polite. He was serving us our breakfast and tea in the afternoon with traditional sweets. 
We were looking forward to come back to Amulet hotel after walking around Bukhara.
Highly recommended!

Hidden gem 

The Amulet hotel is one of the most charming hotels I’ve stayed in. A brick madarassa from the 19th century, it has a quiet and shaded courtyard in the center with the rooms all around. The rooms are a good size for the single and double rooms. The beds are comfortable and the A/C works. The staff is very helpful and the breakfast fantastic. E highly recommend this place. 

Charming and unique hotel in Bukhara 

We had a lovely stay at this little guest house in Bukhara. We arrived early, and were given some tea while they quickly prepared our room. Breakfast served outside was outstandingly good - they kept bringing delicious home-made food, fresh fruit, jams...we did not need lunch! 
The place is beautiful, calm and safe, but only few minutes walk away from the busy heart of Bukhara. Thoroughly recommend the large restaurant a few minutes walk away too. 

Perfect stay

Terrible value for money. Our rate was over $100 per night for three nights (you must pay in cash in local currency), but it was not worth it. Just a free minutes outside of the old city the location is very good. The hotel was originally built in the 19th century as a Madrasah, and has more recently was converted into an eight room hotel with quaint “cells” (aptly described on their web site). It is certainly unusual. Most of the rooms are twin size on the second floor up some old stairs, although I understand there is a three bed room on the ground floor. The wooden beds are interesting but watch out for the posts that jabbed me twice in the night. On the downside the service was shoddy, slow and unfriendly. Unlike the information on the web site they do not serve dinner or other food outside of the limited breakfast. The family who own it must be struggling as it seems like they’re trying to save every penny. Every item at the uncustom and slow breakfast (bread, cheese, jam and each day something else) was accounted for and unused food taken back and served to other tables. Customers in rooms had to ask for them to bring them toilet paper, and they tried charging extra for towels. Just not what you’d expect from a relatively expensive three star hotel. Don’t trust the positive reviews; there are much better in Bukhara.

Over rated

Beautiful hotel located close to the key tourist sites (just cross the road and walk about 7 minutes to the right). Service is fantastic (thanks Ahmed) and always look forward to their wonderful breakfast spread.  Bed is comfortable and a well-maintained property. Perfect for those who prefer boutique properties with a nice touch of history and cosyness.

There are nearby restaurants that open till late (one of them opens till around 11pm and popular with both locals and tourists). Solid choice. 

A solid choice in Bukhara

Maybe it's just me, but I believe that this hotel doesn't deserve 5 stars. The only reason that I gave it 2 stars is because it's located in a historic madrasah built in the 1860s and protected by the State. The rooms used to be student cells so they are very bare with concrete walls, brick floors, and hardly any windows or decorations. To me, my room reminded me of a jail cell (not that I'm speaking from experience). You can't put toilet paper down the toilet (due to the plumbing) and no bars of soap are provided. Instead, a bottle of some strange liquid blue soap sits perched on the bathroom sink that looks like it should be in a science fiction movie. The rooms are centered around an inner courtyard. If you want to sleep late, it's impossible as breakfast is served in the courtyard. Breakfast changes daily. For me, I didn't enjoy breakfast as most of the food contained bread, pastry, or cheese. None of the staff speak English. The host, Akmal, is very pleasant but doesn't seem to be very personable or willing to go the extra mile. For example, I asked for a second helping of an item at breakfast and his response was "Only one." I had the pleasure of eating at the Ayvan Restaurant in the Lyabi House Hotel for several nights. If I ever return to Bukhara, I would stay at the Lyabi House (and the food there was excellent by the way).

Maybe it's just me?

It is a lovely hotel in a historical building.  The rooms are quiet and perfectly clean. Breakfast is incredibly nice. The manager is very caring, friendly and helpful.
In the evening you can sit in the old courtyard and enjoy a cup of tea. And it is also ideally situated, being just a few steps away from the old city centre.

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