Hostel Farrukh — Hotel in Khiva

We stayed for three nights at this family run hostel and loved it. They’ve owned the tea house for 16yrs, having built it themselves, and added the hostel rooms two years ago. We had a pretty, clean twin room with clean en-suite bathroom with working hot water. Quite firm beds with clean bedding and pillows. Good air con in room. Soap, mini shampoo, toilet paper and towels were all included, as was breakfast. Wi-fi available and sufficient power sockets in the room. The food at the joined tea house was great and had a wonderful atmosphere in the pretty courtyard with a yurt in the centre, perfect to enjoy a cold beer in the early evening sun. The lovely owners and all of the staff were so incredibly welcoming, friendly and accommodating throughout our visit that we felt like part of the family. We’re cycle touring and they didn’t blink twice at our bikes and were fine when we did some basic maintenance for an hour or so just outside our room. Perfectly located in the centre of Khiva Old Town to see everything, the Juma Mosque is just seconds from the door. Couldn’t recommend...

Arrived in Khiva with no booking, thankfully one of the tourist police guided us to Farrukh .What a place ! Great location,the room was fantastic, family owned, the food and the staff are excellent . Marina is a great chef , Malika the most attentive waitress, organiser etc. |A bonus we did not expect, when we told them we were catching the train to Samarkand they gave us a bag with bread, fruit , biscuits and water for the train trip.|It’s the little things that make all the...

Thé Farukkh Tea house is part of the hostel inside ichan qala. A beautiful courtyard covered by fibre glass roof. A big sitting space with lovely local music.

Nice menu for both veg and non veg clients.

We ordered Kok barak - which is spinach ravioli and a mojito.

Nice mojito. Just a little sweet.

Ravioli - awesome Bill - 40000...