Shohnishin Boutique

… ottimamente gestito dalla famiglia. Posizione impagabile nel centro, che permette di raggiungere a piedi ristoranti e monumenti. Camere stuccate in stile Khan di Bukhara, magari un po’ kitsch ma di grande effetto. Colazione ottima per la categoria

After my review on booking. The owner of the hotel called me at night, called me a fool. Sent insults on WhatsApp. I am attaching a photo. Read other comments of this person on negative reviews. You will be surprised.

We rested from November 23 to November 26, 2022. Amazing hotel. New. Clean. Beautiful. The owners are hospitable people. We are ready to tell you everything about the history of Bukhara, the area where the hotel is located, neighboring houses, etc. Helped me purchase train tickets (without charging a fee “for help, for printing”). The hotel is new, not overrun by tourists and flies :-) located in the old Jewish quarter of Bukhara. There is a synagogue 10 meters from the hotel, where the rabbi will be happy to talk to you, show you and tell you the history of the synagogue (it is more than 400 years old). Location. Located in the Old City, in a narrow alley near Bahauddin Naqshband and Lyabi-Khauz streets. A taxi will not take you to the hotel, but it’s not far at all - either from the Toki Sarrofon gate, or from the intersection of Darvozai Sallokhon and Atabay Eshanova streets (39.770777, 64.421692). Number. We lived on the second floor. The room is gorgeous, everything is new, the bed is comfortable, the bathroom is clean. Everything is new everywhere. The room is warm. Internet works great. Breakfast. Everything is delicious, homemade. Breakfast is hearty. Fruits are present. Persimmon is awesome. Melon is sweet. Well, there's nothing to complain about. :-). Staff. The family is amazing. I only had positive emotions from communicating with them. From the hotel on Sarafon Street, in the direction of Bahauddin Naqshband Street, there is a good cafe about 100 meters away. The Caesar salad was excellent here too. The food is delicious. The hotel owner recommended trying Bukhara pilaf in the cafe. The pilaf/Pilaf (excluding Tashkent) is prepared and eaten in the first half of the day, so try to try it before 13:00. All Uzbek pilaf (tasted in Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent) differs from each other, and significantly from the pilaf that we are used to eating in Russia! A store where you can buy something that is not sold in all grocery stores in Uzbekistan is located on Bahauddin Naqshband Street (two nearby). We recommend this hotel to everyone.