Hotel Diyora

I stayed here with a tour group. The place is dismal and dark and run down. It reminded me of a 1960’s hotel. It had a grubby feel to it. There are unnecessary trip hazards in the doorway to the room and the bathroom. There is some weird hard covering round the bed, like a box structure, which is concealed by the dismal bed cover so people were banging their legs and toes. The shower head pipe was split so water cascaded down the wall and onto the floor. The bottom of the shower curtain was filthy. The toiletries were absolutely minimal and basic. No water was left in my room apart from the first day. The dining room was dingy and old fashioned and the food was basic. The towels were grey and hard and frayed. One of the bedside lights was not working at all and the other one, which did not match, needed brute force to turn it on. I used a travel adaptor plug which worked perfectly well at other hotels but it would not stay in the socket at this one. I was not the only one in the group to experience this. the catches on some of the secondary glazing on the windows were broken so they could not be closed. It made me wonder if anyone ever checked the condition of the rooms. Wifi was slow and intermittent. It was absolutely the worst hotel that I stayed in in Uzbekistan. On the plus side, the bedding was fresh and changed daily and the desk staff were friendly.

This was our worst accommodation during our stay in Uzbekistan. The only good thing about this Hotel is the location - walking distance to Registan. It looks like a Soviet era Hotel (wich could be nice but...) the Breakfast room is depressing with no natural light (!); breakfast is 100% Uzbek - coffee was 2.000 som extra!! There is no botle of water or kettler in the room.