Luxury Hotels in Samarkand

The Grand Plaza Hotel occupies a modern seven-storey building on Samarkand's central pedestrian boulevard, a few minutes' walk from the Registan. The lobby is spacious and bright, with marble floors,

The Continental Hotel Samarkand sits on Mahmud Kashgari Street, a short walk from Registan. Its lobby is smart but low-key—marble floors, a polite desk, and a small bar area. The hotel appeals to trav

The Sogdiana Grand feels like a Soviet-era business hotel slowly acquiring Central Asian charm: a cavernous lobby with polished marble, a hushed reception desk, and a lingering breakfast smell from th

Émir Gur Palace is a budget-friendly 3-star hotel tucked in a quiet residential street about 15 minutes' walk from the Registan. The lobby feels functional but welcoming: tiled floors, a small seating

Hotel Boulevard Palace offers a solid three-star base on Samarkand’s main drag, Amir Timur Boulevard, with clean rooms, decent air conditioning, and a front desk that can wrangle onward taxis or guide

A functional Soviet-era hotel with a fresh coat of paint and a prime spot on Samarkand's main pedestrian drag. The lobby smells of floor polish and strong coffee, and the staff are brisk but helpful.

The Afrasiab Palace is a functional 3-star hotel on Samarkand's main drag, not far from Registon Square. The lobby feels dated in a Soviet-era institutional way with dark wood, brown carpets, and a re

A Soviet-era three-star with clean rooms, a marble-floored lobby and a small fountain that clicks rather than burbles. The staff are efficient in a no-nonsense way, and the USP is location: a 10-minut