Nurota·6.0
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Asror’s Homestay in Sentyab village, Nurota, offers family rooms with private or shared bathrooms, welcoming guests and their pets. A tranquil garden and terrace provide outdoor relaxation, while a cozy dining area hosts meals and gatherings. Located 160 km from Samarkand International Airport, it sits near the Nurota Museum and Fortress, blending comfort with cultural exploration.
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住客对酒店各方面的评分。
Dinner was barely anything—just soup and salad, with stale bread that got served again at breakfast. No Wi‑Fi or signal, and the staff couldn’t communicate in Russian. The local fixer seemed swamped, and the transfers were unreliable; everyone we overlapped with had the same issue.
Sarah·1年前
Breakfast was nice, and the other meals held up well. The guides took us up into the mountains, and the host played music for us. Komil’s place is actually two houses—his and his brother’s—and they both rent out several rooms. There are two sanitary blocks with clean toilets and showers, but the beds are hard, like most in Uzbekistan. The family is modest, friendly, and hospitable; Komil teaches music, and his son drives and guides in the mountains. The drive from Samarkand takes about four hours and costs around $250 for a party of ten.
Johan·2 年前
The service doesn’t match the price. The trash can wasn’t emptied when we arrived, and the communal toilets’ toilet‑paper bin overflowed in the evenings. Extra lunch and dinner are mediocre and heavily over‑charged—$10 for a small soup is four times what you’d pay elsewhere—giving the impression they’re exploiting the lack of other options.
Christian·2 年前