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The 8 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fergana Province, Uzbekistan
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fergana Province including Hotel Asia Fergana, Sakura Inn, Club 777 hotel, Status House Hostel, Dangara Hotel, Reikartz Kokand, Hostel Farovon, Nargis.
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1. Hotel Asia Fergana
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 135 reviews
Highly recommended, very pleasant stay
Reviewed By F4387NIsilviacWe stayed for 3 nights in this hotel and had a very good experience. The room was spacious, comfortable and very clean, but what we enjoyed most were the facilities. It has beautiful gardens where you can relax and the outdoor pool was a salvation given the heat during the days we were in Fergana. They also have an indoor pool if you are traveling in cold weather and a gym to work out. The staff was very friendly and treated us really well, always with a smile and willing to help. The breakfast is varied and there are different options daily. We also stayed for lunch one day and dinner other day, since they have many different options, even vegetarian ones, something that is not easy to find in other restaurants. The location of the hotel is excellent, it is in the heart of Fergana, you can walk to different places, such as restaurants or stores. I recommend it 100% and I will come back to this hotel when I return to Fergana.
2. Sakura Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Sakura is very small inn. Mostly designed for backpackers. Our aim is to provide them with comfort and reasonable price.
Small place with quiet rooms
Reviewed By Helmut SIt was a bit difficult to find Sakura Inn as the name is only stated at the entrance door, easy to miss. Our cars were parked behind the building. A steep wood stair leads up to the reception where one meets the boss of the house, a lovely cat! I had the biggest room which had a large bed, bathroom with bathtub, aircon, very quiet room guaranteeing a good sleep, clean. There is a book shelf with books in several languages which travelers left there, including travel guides for Uzbekistan. My only complaint concerns the towels, a bit small size and not fluffy. Breakfast was very basic, boiled eggs, bread, jam. The owner speaks English. All in all I can recommend it for persons who can climb the stairs, and are willing to remove their shoes before going up the stairs. The cost for 1 night in the biggest room was 20 bucks. Restaurants are nearby, there is even a little park in front of the place.
3. Club 777 hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 101 reviews
Would be a 2 but we had a good dinner
Reviewed By MRichardson2014While the pool does look good, our room in the Club 777 was poor. The room itself smelled like a sewer and the beds were rock hard. We give it an average grade because we had a good dinner at their restaurant - beef stogonoff, and the service was also very good. But would not recommend this hotel.
4. Status House Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Excellent Value
Reviewed By IgirlThe property is situated in a very quiet residential road. It is a few minutes walk to the main road where there are several cafes/restaurants, shops and a couple of liquor stores. The centre is a short taxi ride away or 40 minutes walk. There are 3 rooms in this small house; two are double rooms and share the bathroom. The other room has ensuite facilities. This room can sleep 4 people in bunk beds. We had this room. The beds were comfortable with decent linen and there were two storage cupboards for clothes, etc. It was all newly decorated and the bathroom with shower was fresh, clean and modern. Soap and shampoo was provided in dispensers. As described in the earlier review, there was a large communal area where you could prepare food and drinks. Breakfast was not included in the price but we stocked up at the supermarket. Everything was provided for self catering. Microwave, kettle, cutlery, plates, cups, fridge. The owner is a lovely young family man with the beginnings of a good business. He is very helpful, lives a short distance from the accommodation and can be reached at all times via message. Highly recommended.
5. Dangara Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Unrivalled (at the price)
Reviewed By Robert CExtremely clean when we visited and more that sufficient facilities for approx. $11 per person per night. Possibly the cheapest actual hotel I've stayed in and very impressed with the bang for the buck. WiFi is slow but have been in Uzbekistan 2 weeks and little improvement anywhere. If you want the basics of a hostel when you can't find one, stay here!
6. Reikartz Kokand
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
The 3* Reikartz Kokand hotel is located in the business center of the city, close to the main historical sights. Continental breakfasts, a prayer room, a souvenir shop and parking are available to guests. The front desk is open 24/7. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. SERVICES The hotel offers 31 bright rooms of the following categories: "Standard Twin", "Standard Double", "Standard Triple", "Superior Twin" and "Superior Double". Functional common areas and places to relax are available to guests. The rooms are equipped with all necessary hospitality items.
Terrible experience in the hotel Kokand
Reviewed By urmat2019There was no water in my room. When I asked reception about water he answered they don't have it. I told him that I am paying them a money and they have to provide, I want to drink. He told me that it's not their problem and I can write a complain. This type of service never have a future. Very sad and angry...
7. Hostel Farovon
8. Nargis
