ZILOL BAXT — Hotel in Samarkand City

I totally recommend this hotel.

The room was very clean, and the bathroom was spotless as well. They even moved our baggage into the room before check-in.

The receptionist was very kind and helpful.

I didn’t book this hotel myself — I was sent here because the hotel I originally booked was overbooked and had no room for me. We were worried about whether the bill had been paid by the original hotel, since the day before we had a similar experience and got caught during checkout. But the receptionist reassured us that we didn’t need to worry — the payment issue was between Zilol Baxt and the other hotel. Because I had unpleasant experiences in previous hotels, I was really happy to hear him say that.

I was also sick during the night, and he kindly provided me with extra water.

I’d love to stay here again if I return...

Everything was wonderful. I wonder how to express my gratitude to the hotel Zilol Baxt, because everything was wonderful. The staff of the hotel Zilol Baxt is very hospitable and very responsible, despite my few whimsical requests, they fulfilled everything without question and on time, especially the receptionist Uktam is very hospitable and responsible, when I entered the hotel he greeted me with a smile and a friendly, and after the registration was completed, he help me with my baggage. When I entered the room, the room was very clean and everything was in place, and the room was also very beautiful.|The breakfast was very delicious, the restaurant had everything from Uzbek national dishes to European dishes, in one word, everything was fantastic. I would like to express my gratitude to the hotel Zilol Baxt...

Our first night was in a room on the ground floor facing a service courtyard that was noisy and unsightly. We were moved to the top floor for our second night with a view over the roundabout at the front of the hotel. The staff were pretty unhelpful at check-in but their attitude changed when we complained via our travel agent about the room The beds were all like sleeping on a sprung box base. You could feel the springs but there was no 'give' and no padding. No beds in Uzbekistan were comfortable, but these seemed even worse than usual. This is quite a large hotel and by the time we finished breakfast a tour group was queuing out of the dining room and in the passage to get their breakfast from the buffet. The wi-fi worked well on the ground floor and less well on...