★★★·Samarkand·9.1
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Family Guest House in Samarkand offers spacious, air‑conditioned rooms with parquet floors, private bathrooms, work desks, TVs, and soundproofing. Free Wi‑Fi, electric kettles, and on‑site parking enhance convenience. Guests praise the attentive host, clean rooms, and excellent value. Located just 6 km from Samarkand International Airport, it blends comfort with easy access to historic sites.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The host was very chatty, the grounds were green with fruit trees, and the area was lovely with plenty of cafés nearby for a quick bite. A tram gets you to the train station and the fruit market. The toilet had a sewage smell, which is a common issue in many Uzbek guesthouses due to a lack of traps.
Elena·Una settimana fa
Everything matched the listing: the property was spotless and roomy, the hosts were warm, helpful, and made us feel right at home. They kept in touch proactively and resolved any hiccups, and the handpicked garden fruits added a nice personal touch.
Sneha·2 settimane fa
Rooms were clean and the hosts were fantastic.
Rabia·4 settimane fa
The room itself was clean and the host was available to check‑in at night when we arrived by train. The bathroom was terrible—stinkingly bad, the shower had no curtain, water splashed everywhere and never dried, creating a foul odor. The sink was tiny; washing your face meant washing your feet too, which is inconvenient for a short stay. It was about 20 minutes by taxi from the main tourist spot. The host was rude: when we checked in around 3 am he demanded payment immediately, refusing card and insisting on cash. We told him we’d pay the next day, but he pushed us to an ATM. In the morning he knocked on our door to collect the money and tried to enter the room; it was early and we hadn’t had time to withdraw cash. This back‑and‑forth continued until we finally managed to get the cash. He also charged a $6 “registration fee” on top of all other taxes, a first for me in Uzbekistan. The Wi‑Fi was unreliable, there was no family warmth, no breakfast beyond a few fruits on arrival, no laundry service, and no smiles.
Cinzia·Un mese fa
The hosts were kind and hospitable, bringing fruit straight from their garden. There is a registration fee that isn’t advertised, so be aware.
Mohammad·Un mese fa