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Rudaki Avenue 105, Dushanbe 734000 Tajikistan
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Car recommended
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We usually stay here as the best budget option for a good hotel with central location along the main road with busstop in front and a supermarket and internet cafe across the street. In April 2011 the owner and management changed and they are making progress with the renovation of the old russian building. Many different sizes of rooms are often available from standard to bedrooms with very large sitting areas having huges sofas and tea sets. They amazed us to wash and clean heavy jeans in the winter within six hours.
When we arrived after midnight and stayed for a few days, they did not charge the first half night. Breakfast is very extensive including cakes and sweets.
The building survived several earthquakes and has old model double timber windows and if it is cold you can get an extra electric heater in the room.
All rooms are thick carpetted and quiet, with an entrance section having additional storage.
We did not get used to the small elevators, just before they stop the switch pops back with a loud !!Pang!!. Maybe that is up for renovation also. Cash machine in the hall with local and Dollars.
When we arrived after midnight and stayed for a few days, they did not charge the first half night. Breakfast is very extensive including cakes and sweets.
The building survived several earthquakes and has old model double timber windows and if it is cold you can get an extra electric heater in the room.
All rooms are thick carpetted and quiet, with an entrance section having additional storage.
We did not get used to the small elevators, just before they stop the switch pops back with a loud !!Pang!!. Maybe that is up for renovation also. Cash machine in the hall with local and Dollars.
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Date of stay: April 2011Trip type: Travelled on business
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It is a centrally located Soviet-era hotel with spacious rooms that have reliable hot water. The breakfast buffet was a bit of a mess the day I was there. Hotels in Dushanbe are overprices and this one is no exception at US$70 for a single. Still, it worked for me in a pinch.
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Date of stay: September 2012Trip type: Travelled solo
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The hotel is a nice property, the older rooms are HUGE, bathrooms are old and need maintance. Price accordingly to the city is relatively cheaper. The hotel doesn't seem to have a high occupancy but they seem to be renovating the rooms, the newer rooms are more expensive but with modern facility so would recommend you take them but for the adventures take the older room, they are huge but facilities....need improvement. Breakfast was good. Staff don't understand much english but in the day time they had front office staff who spoke english. It is in the center of town. Beautiful gardens!
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip: Get the newer renovated rooms for better comfort.
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Checked in about 0500. Checked out about 1100.
First, I was told I was getting a renovated room, and the price would be higher. Okay. Got to room - NOT renovated in any form or imagination. Had not seen a vaccuum cleaner in months. Old toilet paper under the pillow. (True.) Shower hose ripped and leaking. Door to balcony broken. TV (500 cable channels! they said) had a single snowy Tajik TV station. Wireless internet - Got the passwords but nothing would connect. Not Avesto 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 12. Breakfast? Must have been cooked Thursday and served through to Monday.
Can I change room - none available.
Will you discount? - Ask manager.
Where is manager - will return tomorrow.
May I have clean towels - tomorrow.
No matter what friends tell you, Avesto is not a good deal. If you are on a tourist charter (I saw a group) then you probably came for rough conditions and the Avesto is for you!
Fair price - 30 - 45 US dollars per day
Asking price - 100 dollars per day
"Discount" - 70 dollars per day
I checked out after only a few hours and very happily checked into the Hotel Kayon II (Guest House), just 2 blocks from Opera. Slept like a baby!!!!!!!
First, I was told I was getting a renovated room, and the price would be higher. Okay. Got to room - NOT renovated in any form or imagination. Had not seen a vaccuum cleaner in months. Old toilet paper under the pillow. (True.) Shower hose ripped and leaking. Door to balcony broken. TV (500 cable channels! they said) had a single snowy Tajik TV station. Wireless internet - Got the passwords but nothing would connect. Not Avesto 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 12. Breakfast? Must have been cooked Thursday and served through to Monday.
Can I change room - none available.
Will you discount? - Ask manager.
Where is manager - will return tomorrow.
May I have clean towels - tomorrow.
No matter what friends tell you, Avesto is not a good deal. If you are on a tourist charter (I saw a group) then you probably came for rough conditions and the Avesto is for you!
Fair price - 30 - 45 US dollars per day
Asking price - 100 dollars per day
"Discount" - 70 dollars per day
I checked out after only a few hours and very happily checked into the Hotel Kayon II (Guest House), just 2 blocks from Opera. Slept like a baby!!!!!!!
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Date of stay: August 2013Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: A good room can be found in a different hotel.
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An old Soviet hotel is an understatement. If you really don't like someone or are seeking some sort of revenge, then the Avesto may be the right choice. However if you are looking for something with color and comfort, then you might want to pass this one up. It remined me of "The Shining" expecting to see the scary twins poke their out at any moment.
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Date of stay: May 2011Trip type: Travelled on business
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Dated rooms, beds you have to make yourself, mattresses either as hard as board or sagging like valleys, water that gets turned off in the afternoon, surly staff who think it is more important to chat on their mobile than deal with guests, bad food.
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Date of stay: August 2013Trip type: Travelled solo
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At $100 a night for the room, this is perhaps the most overpriced place I have ever stayed.
It is a shabby soviet era hotel with large rooms in desperate need of maintenance. Cleanliness was poor although the sheets were clean. Wifi does not reach all rooms but each floor has a reasonably comfortable lobby area.
Breakfast was ok but came no way near justifying the room price tag. Water supply was a little temperamental. Location was good though.
Staff not that interested in trying to help you unless you speak Tajik or Russian.
It is a shabby soviet era hotel with large rooms in desperate need of maintenance. Cleanliness was poor although the sheets were clean. Wifi does not reach all rooms but each floor has a reasonably comfortable lobby area.
Breakfast was ok but came no way near justifying the room price tag. Water supply was a little temperamental. Location was good though.
Staff not that interested in trying to help you unless you speak Tajik or Russian.
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Date of stay: July 2013Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Room Tip: If you want wifi in your room, get a room near the lift shafts.
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It is a central location on the main drag through the city. We walked easily to most places from here. Dushanbe is probably not a place for a long stay, so you can see what you want and move on! For obvious reason (the border with Afghanistan) there are more Mercedes running round here than in most places I know!
The lift is quaint, but nearly killed my wife - there is not any mechanism to stop the doors trying to continue closing if you get caught in them
The lobby is interesting for its Soviet classic style
The air-con worked in our room, which as in a re-furbished wing. Friends in another room in "old" wing had to change twice to get a room with functioning air-con.
I certainly did not find the hotel scary - it had a sort of period charm, not a luxury hotel, but "interesting" enough to merit a visit
The lift is quaint, but nearly killed my wife - there is not any mechanism to stop the doors trying to continue closing if you get caught in them
The lobby is interesting for its Soviet classic style
The air-con worked in our room, which as in a re-furbished wing. Friends in another room in "old" wing had to change twice to get a room with functioning air-con.
I certainly did not find the hotel scary - it had a sort of period charm, not a luxury hotel, but "interesting" enough to merit a visit
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Date of stay: August 2012Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Room Tip: Get a renovated room
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It's really bad and old soviet hotel. Too cold inside. Location is good, but its not enough.
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Date of stay: December 2011
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I stayed here while on a group tour.
Large Soviet era hotel centrally located for walking to the major city centre sites.
Impressive lobby, rest of hotel dingy and dark. Room was large, clean and warm if very dull and dated. Lots of hanging space and bathroom ok with lots of hot water.
No kettle. Bed had to be made up myself. WiFi worked if a little week.
We took a breakfast box due to an early start for the border. All fine.
Large Soviet era hotel centrally located for walking to the major city centre sites.
Impressive lobby, rest of hotel dingy and dark. Room was large, clean and warm if very dull and dated. Lots of hanging space and bathroom ok with lots of hot water.
No kettle. Bed had to be made up myself. WiFi worked if a little week.
We took a breakfast box due to an early start for the border. All fine.
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Date of stay: October 2018Trip type: Travelled solo
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Frequently Asked Questions about Avesto Dushanbe
Which popular attractions are close to Avesto Dushanbe?
Nearby attractions include National Museum of Tajikistan (0.9 km), Haji Yaqub Mosque (0.2 km), and Mekhrgon (1.2 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Avesto Dushanbe?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and room service.
Which room amenities are available at Avesto Dushanbe?
Top room amenities include a kitchenette, a minibar, and air conditioning.
What food & drink options are available at Avesto Dushanbe?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Avesto Dushanbe?
Conveniently located restaurants include Segafredo in Dushanbe, 28 Monkeys, and Rokhat Teahouse.