Hotele z: Pools w Xorazm, Uzbekistan

Pros: -The swimming pool is very enjoyable in 44° weather. -The hotel runs a free shuttle to the old city of Itchan Kala (and will pick you up from there within 5 minutes of calling them). The ride takes 7 minutes (but it takes about 30 min on foot, which makes it less convenient than staying within the old city proper -- but cheaper). -Nice and friendly staff. -Bathtub! (Although weak water pressure) -The mini fridge in the room (first time in Uzbekistan!) was brilliant: makes for much colder water than you can buy anywhere in the country! -Staff very kindly allowed me to stay a whole extra day (before my evening flight) for free! (Low season has its perks) Cons: -Unexplained and lengthy (20+ min) power outages, at random times (but often around 10 pm). I suspect this had to do with their electricity generator. During those outages, there'd be no water in the bathroom either. -Lots of wasps in the garden and around the pool -- no issue while enjoying the pool, but when I explored the garden I bumped into a nest, got swarmed and stung thrice... -Breakfast was included but did not impress.

I don’t like the series, the hotel is very beautiful, the decoration is good, the sanitary conditions are very good, it is very quiet, the service attitude is good, but the infrastructure is really bad, I stayed for two days, of which there was a power outage for half a day, and the water was cut off many times. I have to call the front desk for a while to have water and cold. Hot guess, I haven't taken a good bath, breakfast is more perfunctory, not even an omelette, just a few basic ingredients and bread slices for salad, shabby, and the tableware is obviously not clean, not recommended.

Environment: The hotel is located about four kilometers from Khiva Old City, so you'll need to take a taxi to get around. Fares range from 8,000 to 15,000 Sum. There are several conference center-like buildings under construction next to the hotel, and a newly opened park, placing it on the outskirts of the city. Facilities: 💌 This hotel is definitely one of the top hotels in all of Uzbekistan. It feels more like a 5-star hotel geared towards conferences and business hospitality rather than a resort-style 5-star. They frequently host important large-scale events. There's an Italian restaurant inside, with prices similar to high-end restaurants in the Old City, and a very nice outdoor dining area. It also has a gym and a swimming pool with dedicated staff, though they are relatively small. Beyond that, there are no other entertainment facilities. 💌 The rooms are incredibly spacious, big enough to run laps in. Each has a balcony (some rooms face an internal garden, ours faced the main road so the view was average). The bed is incredibly comfortable; once you lie down, you won't want to get up. A refrigerator, capsule coffee machine, and safe are all provided, and there's a wide selection of TV channels. 🤨 However, the bathroom feels a bit cramped. There's no dedicated shower area, so you have to shower in the bathtub, and there's no non-slip mat, making it prone to slipping. The toiletries provided are small, travel-sized portions, which feels quite stingy for a hotel of this price. Service: All the staff, from the manager (a warm, local Korean) to the waiters and even the cleaning ladies, are extremely polite. They'll enthusiastically help you with your luggage and are very pleasant to look at. Rooms are cleaned twice a day; our room was spotless by the time we finished breakfast. However, because the hotel offers in-room dining, our room always had a lingering smell of lamb, which was a bit of a drawback. The breakfast was also very good. While the hot dishes weren't particularly extensive, there were freshly fried omelets, and the pastries and fruit were delicious. The staff were remarkably diligent in clearing plates. Summary: There are very few hotels more luxurious than this one in all of Uzbekistan, let alone Khiva. So, if you're looking for the best accommodation experience in Khiva, this is definitely the place. As a business hotel, I think it's perfectly fine; everything is very professional. However, from the perspective of a luxury resort, I find the value for money to be a bit low. For this price, I could get a better experience in other countries, so the hotel's recreational activities and facilities could use further improvement.

A great authentic, clean and hospitality hotel. Good breakfast, cafe and restaurant 30 meters. In a walk from the ”old” city. Special thanks to the staff recipes. We liked everything.

⭐ Lagzi Hotel – Uzbekistán Una estancia agradable durante mi viaje por Uzbekistán. El hotel es una opción a tener en cuenta para descansar y continuar descubriendo el país. Una experiencia que forma parte de este viaje por la histórica Ruta de la Seda. Recomendable para quienes buscan alojamiento durante su visita a Uzbekistán.

The room was large, but lacked furniture; there was only one chair for such a huge space. The wardrobe only had a hanging rail with a single hanger and no shelves. Breakfasts were varied and tasty. The location is very convenient for both the Old Town and the train station.

The room is spacious and comfortable, about 5 minutes walk from the ancient city, quiet in the middle of noisy, there are kittens in the hotel, very cute, provide daily room cleaning, with bottled water, very recommended