Hotel Ravshan Boutique

Concenient location and friendly host, rooms were really nice and clean

Ravshan, the owner and the one who meets you at the reception is a very good guy and very helpful besides hotel and stay issues like finding parking sports or ordering food. Recommend to stay at this place. They serve generic Bukhara breakfast everyday.

It was great stay, Revshen was helpful and supported my children travelling along. Thank you!

All went well!

We initially booked three nights at this family-run guest house, and while the owner was incredibly pleasant, welcoming, and helpful, we ended up staying only one night. The room and bathroom felt quite cramped for three adults, and overall, the accommodation was a bit too basic for our preferences. Wanting to spare the owner’s feelings, he truly was a kind and genuine person, we told him we were returning early to Tashkent. In a touching gesture, as we were leaving he quickly packed us a small breakfast to take with us. This review isn’t intended to be negative—rather, it's to explain why it didn't quite suit our needs for a longer stay and improvements that could be made. For a short stopover, it would have been manageable. However, with the summer heat, the lack of a fridge made it difficult to store chilled water or fresh fruit, which was important for us. Location wise it is situated in residential area about 10 minutes walk to the main square. Note: This is a family-run guest house, so manage expectations accordingly—it’s not a 3, 4, or 5-star hotel, but it offers warm, heartfelt hospitality that reflects the personal touch of its hosts.

What could be improved: - The room was small for three separate beds. - No fridge provided. - Bathroom was very compact. - Frosted glass bathroom door didn’t allow for much privacy. - Shower tray drained water slowly. - Cupboard doors were homemade with no handles, making them difficult to open. - Waste pipes from the shower and sink were exposed and ran along the bedroom skirting.