Kukaldosh Boutique Hotel

Good stay. Nice breakfast. Short walk to centre of city. Rooms face inner courtyard so if there are people lounging in the evening it can be quite loud as soundproofing is minimal. Overall good place to stay.

This is a lovely looking hotel but unfortunately, it is extremely noisy. I would not recommend the single rooms at all. The double rooms are probably good when the hotel isn't full and noisy. More specifically, there are only 2 single rooms. One is lovely but sandwiched between the reception and the courtyard and every word from either direction can be clearly heard. The other one is smaller, faces the road and is bland and dark. It is not an acceptable alternative. I was unable to sleep on several nights as people sit and talk in the courtyard until the early hours of the morning. Staff don't have the skills to manage these situations. I asked several times if they could ask guests to speak softly. I also asked if they could lock the courtyard after 11pm. They were too frightened to do this, instead apologising to me repeatedly. I had to get out of bed several times, in my nightie, and ask guests to be aware of people trying to sleep. This was a prepaid reservation and although I mentioned that they should consider some compensation, this was not offered. Nor was I offered a chance to move to another hotel. I was offered the other single room which was a poor alternative. This is a very small hotel so if it is fully booked, they cannot offer any other room options. My most disappointing experience in Uzbekistan.

It has a perfect location and the staff is friendly and helpful, even when it comes to talking sanity into taxi drivers who think they can self determine taxi fees for tourists. The breakfast was good and varied, well atleaft as long there was many guests, when it became lass it was suddenly random items coming to individual tables.

Beautifully decorated with nice decorative details. Fresh, clean, friendly front desk. We had a lovely stay. It is a great location right by the old town and restaurants we walked everywhere.