We stayed here at the end of the summer. Yes it was still hot, but the room we had was lovely, overlooking the small pool, with a small balcony. You have to bear in mind that this is supposed to be a BUDGET hotel, and in our opinion it is much more than that. Definatley Three Stars. Helpful staff, the... More

Its a nice hotel, 3 minute walk to Registan. There are all sorts of rooms here, as its a converted house. I stayed in the biggest one, which was huge, and cool retro furniture. But the bed was very short. (I also never get that in many countries, they leave the sheet folded and you have to do something with... More

Walking off the main road to get to this hotel it looks a bit of a dodgy area, but actually the whole town is really very safe and once you get inside the Hotel Zarina the place is very well-kept. The courtyard is pretty with plenty of shady seating and a shallow pool. The staff were helpful, although a couple... More

The central location - five minutes from the famous Registan square - is definitely the main quality of this hotel. On the other hand, please note that Hotel Zarina is hidden between rather uninspiring flats, that were probably erected under Khrushchev. Centrally located, but not in a nice neighbourhood. The staff speaks hardly no English. Its French is better (though... More

Liked: location (town central), great view of the Guri Amir mausoleum from my room. Disliked: value for money. EUR40 for a single room at the end of the season, with no telephone or TV (and an iffy smell from the plumbing) was overpriced. Also disliked: the sudden demand for full payment after 1 night of a 2-night stay, delivered not... More

The hotel has an excellent location, two minutes from the Registan square. In July (over 40 ºC) it was nice to have a pool to refresh, even if it was very very tinny. Our room was quite small, but ok (even if they didn't clean properly the room daily). But it's a pitty that they only offer a good service... More