“Un bel soggiorno”
Colazione molto buona e varia sia dolce che salata, l accoglienza della famiglia, la loro gentilezza,ci hanno anche portato alla stazione.A 20 minuti a piedi da Piazza Registan. Niente
Marzia3 weeks ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Samarkand·9.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Ravshanbek in Samarkand features recently renovated rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, tea‑and‑coffee makers, flat‑screen TVs and wardrobes. Guests benefit from on‑site private parking, a minimarket, sauna, washing machine, and an outdoor dining area. The 24‑hour front desk offers concierge service, express check‑in/out, special‑diet menus, and daily housekeeping.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Colazione molto buona e varia sia dolce che salata, l accoglienza della famiglia, la loro gentilezza,ci hanno anche portato alla stazione.A 20 minuti a piedi da Piazza Registan. Niente
Marzia·3 weeks ago
The owner and his family are 10/10! Breakfast is easily the best we’ve had in Uzbekistan
Ivan·3 weeks ago
The hospitality here is unmatched; I’ve never felt so welcomed before.
Kevin·3 weeks ago
Bardzo serdeczny właściciel
Adam·3 weeks ago
Sometimes you just can’t find enough words to describe a place that feels like home. A week after we left, we still remember the moments spent there with such warmth and a hint of sadness that we’d jump on a plane and go back for a few more days. We stayed only three days, yet the house filled us with so much joy that describing it would be endless and dull. I won’t talk about the breakfasts, the convenient location, or the room we stayed in. Instead, I’ll say this: if you’re looking for a place in Samarkand that welcomes you more than any other, look no further. If you want kind, generous, and selfless hosts, you’ll find them here in Shavkat and Jamily. They’ll immerse you in Eastern hospitality and arrange your leisure so that you might stay longer than planned (and that’s exactly what happened with some of us). You won’t want to leave, and you’ll definitely want to return. If your spirit is open to the broad, generous warmth of the East, this is the spot for you. A special greeting to Shavkat, Jamily, Shavkat’s brother Sergey, and from Russia, Alexey, Alexander, Elena, and Katya. We’re already looking forward to coming back—wait for us, we’ll be there! Wishing you prosperity and great guests. P.S. We also send greetings to our new friends from Belarus, Nikolai and Elena. Until we meet again in Samarkand!
Aleksander·4 weeks ago