Amir Temur was a great ruler of Central Asia, commander, and founder of Samarkand. Samarkand Regency Amir Temur, a luxurious five-star 22-storey hotel, was named after him.
The five-star Silk Road by Minyoun managed by the Minyoun Hospitality hotel chain is dedicated to the Silk Road history. The facility offers 241 rooms located in a 22-storey building.
Savitsky Plaza Hotel was named after Igor Savitsky, Honored Art Worker of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic and collector of avant-garde art. Besides painting, he was studying the life history of the Kara-Kalpaks and collecting contemporary artworks. His collection formed the basis for the art museum he founded in Nukus.
The Lia! hotels focus on a new generation of young and active travelers who prefer dynamism and stylish solutions. These hotels feature affordable prices, friendly environments, and vivid emotions for each guest.
The hotel’s design was inspired by the creative and scientific works of the greatest Uzbek literary figure, artist, linguist, and statesman, Alisher Navoiy, who lived in the 15th century. He had a strong influence on the culture of Uzbekistan.
Bek Samarkand Hotel, located 5 km from the center of Samarkand, offers guests a view of the city from the windows of their rooms. Wi-Fi is available throughout the area, including.