Minzifa was recommended to me by a colleague who has been to Bukhara many, many time over years of living and working and know the city very well. I was greeted upon arrival with a pot of tea and given essential guidance to the sights to see - which was great as I have no guide book. My stay was... More

If anyone has stayed in one of the Riyads that pepper Marrakesh then you will feel at home at this hotel.It is in the atmospheric old jewish quarter which is a 5 minute walk to the centre of the town.Staff were efficient (if not overly friendly).The room was well decorated and the bed huge.Television and fridge wer not working so... More

My wife and I stayed at the Minzifa for four nights during our trip through the 'Stans. Our travel agent in Tashkent recommended it, despite our initial reservations, and he was absolutely correct. In reading the other two reviews, I was struck by the divergence between them--as though they were written about two different hotels. I would agree almost entirely... More

An 8 room hotel centred around a small, pretty courtyard, the Minzifa was a pleasant surprise amongst some mediocre accommodation experiences in Central Asia. It is reminiscent of a riad in Marrakesh. The hotel is conveniently located in the old Jewish quarter close to many of the city sights. The bedroom decor and furniture were in local style with a... More