Uzbekistan
Where to stay in Bukhara
The historic centre clusters around the Lyab‑i‑Hauz and Kalyan complexes, while newer districts lie to the north and east. Most attractions are within walking distance from the old town.
Best areas to stay
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1
Lyab‑i‑Hauz
culture lovers
Stay in the heart of the old town, steps from mosques and bazaars.
central, historic
noisy at night -
2
Kalyan
first‑time visitors
Close to the main mosque and caravanserai, easy to explore on foot.
walkable, safe limited modern amenities -
3
Northern Bukhara
budget travelers
Quiet residential streets with affordable guesthouses and easy bus links.
quiet, cheap farther from sights -
4
East Side (near railway)
train passengers
Convenient for arrivals, offers a mix of mid‑range hotels and restaurants.
transport hub traffic noise
Photos: Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons
On the map
Booking tips
Book rooms with a private bathroom to avoid shared facilities.
Check if the tourist tax is included in the quoted rate.
Reserve ahead in peak season (May‑September) as rooms fill quickly.
Written with AI using Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA). Check details before you travel. Wikivoyage: Bukhara
Questions about Bukhara
Is it safe to stay in the old town?
Yes, the historic centre is well‑patrolled and popular with tourists, but keep valuables secure.
Can I use credit cards for accommodation?
Many mid‑range hotels accept cards, but smaller guesthouses often require cash.
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