This hotel was a bit like a ghost town, huge and many rooms but at breakfast we didn't see anyone else but our tour group of 9! The rooms were okay and the bed was comfortable and clean. The bathroom could do with a bit of upgrading though. The reception was incredible but it was all top show. Wi-fi was difficult in the rooms but I got connection in the foyer and in the garden. The staff could also do with being upgraded and doing a course on public relations. They were a bit surely and unhelpful. Breakfast was good. We didn't eat in the hotel for any other meals and were only there for 2 nights. Impressive garden with nice statues but no seats to relax in. I sat on the grass under a tree which was fine

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.

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.