Name: Malika Classic hotel
Address: Khamraeva ulitsa, 37, Samarkand, Samarkand, Samarkand, 140100, Uzbekistan
Rating: 8

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The hotel is situated within walking distance of most attractions in central Samarkand, it offers a nice choice of options for breakfast and the staff are very friendly and helpful, it is excellent value for money. I particularly liked the beautiful courtyard of the hotel where we enjoyed some tea with friends. 

Beautiful building, friendly service, excellent value for money

A very nice hotel in traditional style, and also very quiet and comfortable. I came here travelling solo to Asia for the first time and was a very pleasant surprise. I had a king size bed and private bathroom for a price which we can only dream about in Europe (incredibly cheap!) and breakfast is also very good and it includes Russian style fritters, cold meats, omelettes or fried eggs, teas or coffees, bread, cheese, butter, cucumbers, tomatoes… all included.

There are balconies and a very nice internal garden to chill out in. Rooms are very big. I had to change my plans and check out earlier due to personal reasons, yet I will definitely come back. Also the staff was also very friendly and kind. The only little problem… some of them can not speak English.

A very nice surprise in Samarkand. Incredibly cheap for western standards and very comfortable

Lovely hotel built round a courtyard. A bit uninspiring on pulling outside but the inside made up for it. Located outside of the main city so needed transport to get to the attractions but it was peaceful therefore. Lovely bedrooms and great breakfast. Porridge highly recommended

Don’t let the exterior fool you. Lovely hotel

Not to be confused with the Malika Prime (closer to the main attractions), this other hotel of the same chain is simple, friendly and quiet.
There are two courtyards and the rooms are rather spacious (if not very spacious...) - the bed is a little hard. Breakfast is spartan, but fine (count extra charge for proper coffee, so consider bringing your own).
Internet access is slow and only in reception...

Good resting place, in residential neighbourhood

The Malika hotel is a quiet hotel set around two lovely courtyards in traditional style. The rooms are comfortable with hot water showers. Reception are helpful and the included WiFi works. Breakfast is a wide selection buffet with good tea and coffee. The hotel is a 50cent ride from the Registan.

Hotel set around peaceful courtyards

Stayed here for two nights as booked by tour agent. Located away from centre of town so quite isolated if you want to go for a wander.
However worst aspect was the beds, or lack of what I would normally describe as a bed. My wife couldn’t sleep the first night and she described it as lying on a concrete block and she likes a firm bed! Second night was passably better as hotel had put some day bed pads on top, not a proper mattress.

Hardest bed ever and out of centre of town.

A large spacious room with a clean bathroom. The bed was so hard it felt like they threw away the mattress and used the box it came in. There was bottled water provided in the room. The breakfast was adequate and the staff provided freshly cooked local fare and juices. The woodwork on show around the whole building is well done and adds to the outdoor areas.

A very hard bed.

I stayed here as part of a group trip for two nights. 

It’s a good thirty minute walk from
the city centre so a bit of a hike to get anywhere. 

Swift check in. My room was on the upper floor at the back of the hotel. Large shared verandah overlooking the garden area. Room was spacious, warm with a fridge and wifi worked. 

Bathroom was adequate although hot water erratic. Lots of noises from the back of the hotel including a two night long barking dog and a generator that kicked in when the power failed and then kept going at the adjacent property. 

Room very clean and well looked after by housekeeping. TV in room but no English channels. 

Only ate breakfast here. Very poor choice and your clothes smelled of frying after being in the breakfast room. Didn’t enjoy it and the first meal of the day so important for me. 

I’d pick a hotel closer to town. 

Comfy room but too far from city

We stayed at the Malika Classic and after initial disappointment that it was a fair bit outside the centre, we were cheered to be able to get taxis that took about 15 minutes and only cost $1. The street was pretty dark and taxi drivers struggled to find it at night. My bed was rock hard the first night but a strategically placed duvet saved the day on following 2 nights. We were in room 12 and with the hotel popular with tour groups, the noise from the breakfast room from 7 in the morning was deafening. Ask for a room in the annex for a quieter experience. The staff were brilliant arranging taxis, booking a side trip for us to a bazaar and Timur’s birthplace and providing tea, beer and water whenever we needed it. The outside courtyard is a lovely place to sit for a drink and the decor throughout is very nice

Lovely decor, very helpful staff, average room, 30 minutes walk to attractions

I visited this hotel as part of a Wild Frontiers tour of Uzbekistan. This place was not up to their usual high standards.
I want to be fair about this.
The reception staff were very helpful and polite and did their best. I had a list of issues with my first room
They changed it whilst I was out with my group. Unfortunately the 2nd room also had some issues as well. 
This is one of two hotels owned by the same company in Samarkand.
This place was in a very seedy area. The location was not good for people like me who like to be close to the centre of cities. I  feel that a company like Wild Frontiers should not send their travellers to this place. It was not a good end to a wonderful trip. 
To the company who own this hotel. You really need to get on top of your repairs. Also get some mattress toppers so people can get a good night sleep.

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