Hotels near Vine store - Vino-Grad in Samarkand

Service is not bad, next to the scenic spot. The room is newly renovated and feels that the price in Uzbek is still high. There is also a Korean triathlon team to compete on the same day.

After a few rough nights at a Soviet hotel, words can’t describe how happy I was to see this hotel. The male receptionist was very welcoming when I arrived as he let me check in a bit earlier after a train ride. The breakfast fulfilled my needs as they have fresh fruits, vegetables, yoghurt, eggs, coffee… no complaint. The guy working at the breakfast area was also very helpful. After I finished gym, I went up there. He immediately asked me if I needed water. It shows that he’s attentive. I felt happy staying there. The reason I booked it was the gym. As an active person, I need to work out on my travels. The gym is not fully equipped but it provides with the basics such as a treadmill, a bike and weights. Location wise, it’s not in the center of the tourist spot but it’s walking distance. It took me 15 min to get to Registan. Don’t worry though as Samarkand is pedestrian friendly.

It belongs to the suburbs, almost 11 kilometers away from the attractions in the center of Samarkand, and Huashan Road is very blocked. I thought it was convenient to communicate with the Chinese hotel. How could I think there was no Chinese waiter. . . I knew it was better to live in the city. Because the new decoration is very heavy, of course it is clean and very clean. Only personal experience!

The location is very good. Breakfast is good every day. Transportation: Good location and convenient transportation. The environment, the environment is not bad. There is a swimming pool and the hotel design is not bad. Services Worth recommending

The staff are all pleasant and helpful. As for the service, I put a plate asking for the room to be cleaned, but when I came back at noon, it was still not cleaned. The balcony of the Jr suite room was very large and comfortable. The food in the restaurant was very delicious. However, alcohol is not served, so it is not suitable for those who want to drink alcohol during meals. Overall satisfied as a 4 star hotel.

I checked in to the hotel, and it was so clean . I couldn't find a single spot of any to indicate that the room was occupied previously. Brilliant work of housekeeping. Towels amenities are in pristine condition. Front desk and restaurant staff are adding value to a well organised hotel . Salute. I am a professional hotelier, too. Breakfast was superb. Good variety.

Within its category, a good hotel with a very good location in the old town from where you can explore the monuments on foot (that's why we chose it). Cross the street and there is the park where the Registan is located. They sent a car from the hotel to pick me up at the airport at dawn and since I got up late, after breakfast, the mother or old lady served me a very tasty snack. I was in two rooms, both very clean and equipped and the bathrooms very good. One room had no light on the nightstand. Good internet connection. The breakfast good. When I left they got me the car to take me to the station at my expense (it was the same guy who looked for me at the airport). Apparently the hotel is run by its owners and they are very friendly. They also changed my money.

Totally overpriced hotel compared to other similarly ranked ,4 star hotels in the city. Breakfast was ok. Location was ok. Room was large and ok. Staff were okay. Our main issue was that we didn’t think it was worth the price, and to make it worse, they did not take credit cards. Only cash. This was totally inconvenient. And they did not have a bank / cash machine on site. So we had to drive and find bank machines (not an easy feat ). No one wants to walk around with hundreds of dollars of cash in Uzbekistan. If We paid $80-100/night like the similar 4 star , high ranked hotels were charging, and could pay by visa , like every other hotel ,we would not have been as annoyed.

The location belongs to the suburbs, the government planned high-end hotel area, take a taxi to the city attractions for 20 minutes, Samarkand has 2 5-star hotels, this is one of them, the next door Liya is 4 stars, the price is cheaper, all aspects are very good, there are some employees will speak Chinese, support the hometown enterprise, Very recommended to stay!

If the tour to Samarkand lasts more than 2 days, Silk Road hotels are your choice. It’s kind of like a suburb, but it’s 12 minutes by taxi to the center, 20 to the train station, 30 to the airport. Most of all, this area resembles the territory of an elite country club: a huge lake with boats, the Eternal City ethno park with art studios, wine tasting, a disco, security at the entrance to the territory, and everything is green and well-trained staff. You can safely choose any of the 5 hotels; they all offer an excellent level of service. There is specialization in the types of wellness programs (well, if necessary), but in general, each hotel is a hotel with a quality mark. They changed our hotel 2 days before check-in, but as compensation they kept the same price and gave us a better room. The breakfasts are such that they last until dinner, the products are of high quality, the preparation is beyond praise... we had them for an additional fee, but were worth every cent. The rooms are medium in size, but cozy, comfortable, the equipment installed is fantastic. Maybe that's why it sometimes crashes. But all problems are resolved instantly, the staff is clearly not only friendly and polite, they have undergone special training in hospitality, this is noticeable. The hotel is brand new, but this is probably 4+, although the food is 5 points. And at the same time, the hotel remains a place where not just professionals work, but nice and empathetic people. We were late for the train, a taxi was not called, the entire morning shift was involved in solving the problem, they helped, saw us off, and worried about us as if we were family. Respect. This became our key point - not just service, but a lot of warmth and involvement.