I am still amaized by the hotel... From aesthetic point of view, I had a feeling of being in museum, or in art gallery. Visiting Fayzulla Khodjaev House Museum, I had realized, that my hotel is not worse in terms of style and decoration :). From practical point, the hotel is well located, one will find an exellent service and... More

K. Komil has managed to remain a classy, authentic experience while still taking care of lots of travelers/tourists. Off of a small street/alley which connects to a lovely bazaar in the center of old Bukhara, the B&B entrance is is the reception area continuously staffed by multi-lingual, knowledgeable service-oriented people who take pride in Bukhara and K. Komil. Our room... More

I stayed here for almost a week and i have nothing but great things to say about this hotel. It is ideally located in the heart of the old centre of Bukhara. The hotel has several rooms that still have their original 19th century design (including the beautiful dining room), and also has newer rooms decorated in the traditional style.... More

This hotel has exceptional character, and is really a work of art. Every room is decorated (by the owner) in a unique style - I particularly liked the one with the Afrosiab mural. The dining room is spectacular. I'd go as far as saying it's the most interesting hotel I've stayed at in a post-Soviet country. In Russia for example,... More

located in the old town, just a short walk away from one of the main trading domes. unlike other hotels that I stayed at in uzbekistan or similar types of cities, I found the hotel extremely easy to find, despite it not being directly on a main street in the old city. no need to worry about remembering which side... More

This is a lovely small hotel (a bit too large to be described as a B&B) within easy walking distance of all the main sights of Bukhara. We had a double room in the older part of the hotel, the original merchant's house, which was beautiful. Free wifi was a real bonus. The staff were helpful and friendly. Breakfast was... More

The K Komil is a boutique hotel located in the old town of Bukhara; some of the main sites are just a short walk away. The hotel has plenty of character, it is a traditional house built around a courtyard. The dining room which is located upstairs is 19 century with the original features. The rooms are compact but well... More

I stayed in many hotels in Bukhara (I travel there often for business and pleasure) and I can honestly say that K.Komil Hotel is the best one in Bukhara. It is small, cozy and extremely charming. Everything there is decorated in traditional Uzbek style so you feel like you traveled back in time. The rooms are very comfortable and quite.... More

This hotel is very well located, and the house is very nice, old Bukharan style, and there is a wonderful room for breakfast. Nice staff. More