Mövenpick Samarkand

“Excelente”

Excelente en todos los sentidos, personal muy amable con muy buena disposición a ayudar, buena ubicación céntrico y a media hora andando de la zona antigua y las habitaciones con muy buen gusto decoradas, ha puesto muy buenos materiales en la construcción con muy buen gusto

“Magnífico hotel”

Dentro de un viaje organizado por Uzbekistán, este fue el hotel elegido en Samarcanda. La experiencia fue muy buena, de hecho, creo que fue el mejor hotel de todo el recorrido. Las habitaciones son amplias, buena limpieza y desayuno, diseño del hotel espectacular, y la wifi más rápida que he visto … Más

Dentro de un viaje organizado por Uzbekistán, este fue el hotel elegido en Samarcanda. La experiencia fue muy buena, de hecho, creo que fue el mejor hotel de todo el recorrido. Las habitaciones son amplias, buena limpieza y desayuno, diseño del hotel espectacular, y la wifi más rápida que he visto nunca en un hotel. Buen servicio y amabilidad del personal.

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“Very good with two downsides . . .”

The Movenpick might be the best international-style hotel that fabled Samarkand has to offer. It certainly looks grand and luxurious from the road. And the atrium lobby is spectacular, a large airy space, filled with sunlight, with reception desks, curvaceous sitting areas, a bar and a restaurant.… Más

The Movenpick might be the best international-style hotel that fabled Samarkand has to offer. It certainly looks grand and luxurious from the road. And the atrium lobby is spectacular, a large airy space, filled with sunlight, with reception desks, curvaceous sitting areas, a bar and a restaurant. It’s all very nice, especially after a sweaty slog around the ancient mosques and madrassas. The lobby restaurant, where we ate several lunches and dinners, is surprisingly good, offering a western European-style menu that offers welcome relief from the heavy, peasanty meat dishes that seem to be Uzbekistan’s sole cuisine. The cooking was far better than I expected from this budget-to-mid-range hotel chain, service was excellent, there are a few pleasant locally produced wines. It all comes at an absurdly low price. The rooms are modern and well-equipped, with extensive charging points, good lighting that you don’t need an electronics degree to understand, good views from all aspects. Unfortunately, many of the rooms are far too small so you have to squeeze your way between the bed and the desk unit. The bathrooms are quite laughably tiny: you open the door and nearly slice yourself in two on the shower screen and then you have to sort of pivot yourself around the open door in order to close it. Everything worked, though. It’s just so awkwardly designed. There was one other thing we didn’t like: the breakfast room, a cavernous space fiiled with huge round tables for all the tour groups which keep this business ticking over. Over the weekend, these tables were not being cleared so the whole room was a sort of rubbish tip. Monday was far better. The buffet was always sub-par, budget hotel territory, with the two coffee machines frequently breaking down. We wished they offered an a la carte breakfast in the restaurant. Despite the smallness of our room and the horror of the breakfast room, we rather liked the Movenpick.

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