The best accommodations Qashqadaryo & Surxondaryo Areas

The school's French teacher, Ozod Touraev, regularly accommodates guests passing through. It is an ideal way to discover the local daily life, to taste the good food prepared by the women of the house, to breathe and rest a little in the peace and quiet and to discuss the life of a French teacher, so far away from France. All the members of this family are charming and it's nice to discover another way of life with such a nice gentleman with such an old-fashioned French. The accommodation is simple and authentic.

This relatively new hotel is located in the city centre of Karchi. The posted prices are obviously overvalued in relation to the services offered and the comfort, so don't hesitate to make the difficult task of visiting several rooms and negotiating rates, especially if you are spending more than one night in town. In the meantime, if you stop over in Karchi, this is an option to keep in mind: the rooms are quite small and simple but it's not too uncomfortable and there's not much else to compete with the establishment.

This newly built hotel offers comfortable rooms in the heart of the city centre. As with the previous establishment, the whole does not exude a crazy charm and some rooms are a little small but, for a one-night stopover, comfort is there. It seems that the two establishments have agreed on the rates to be displayed in Karchi, but here again, negotiation remains possible depending on the time you plan to stay and the hotel's occupancy at the time of your visit. Breakfast is fine, served as a buffet.

As you enter Boysun, on the right, a discreet sign indicates the Boysun Hotel. It is in fact a guest house, run by a charming little family who have been welcoming tourists for a few years . Salim Aka welcomes you to his home: he offers 6 rooms including three doubles, one triple and two rooms that can accommodate up to 5 people. The whole place is very clean, the showers are shared. The rooms are arranged around a central courtyard, where breakfast is served. A good opportunity to get in touch with a local family.

This hotel opened its doors less than five years ago and is in pretty good shape. The whole is exemplary cleanliness, the bedding is comfortable, the rooms are spacious and the welcome is warm. The rooms do not have private bathrooms: the shower room is on the ground floor and is shared but extremely clean. An ideal option for a stopover in the region. Correct breakfast served in the dining room and possibility to have lunch and dinner (on reservation). Local and traditional cuisine.

The newest hotel in Termez. Rather well located, between the town hall and the cathedral, close to the modern centre and easily served by taxis and marchroutka. The rooms are very spacious, equipped with refrigerators, air conditioning and televisions. The "luxury" rate corresponds to an additional room used as a lounge. On the other hand, the pink bathroom with corner bathtub and the ever-pink chandelier made of blown glass imitating bay leaves are a constant in every category.

The only recourse for those who would make Denau a stopover before entering Tajikistan on the way to Dushanbe. Ask to see the rooms and opt for those with WC and bathroom. As in all former Soviet hotels there is also a deluxe category, but this one becomes clearly overpaid, unless you absolutely want to have a small living room with TV in addition to the room. The other rooms are to be negotiated: they do not offer all this comfort. No breakfast, so aim for the chaikhanas.

The establishment seeks to play the top-of-the-range card, with a beautiful modern construction with large glass reinforcement. But you'll soon find out that Meridian is actually just the name of the Meridian. However, if you manage to negotiate the rates a little, the rooms remain liveable and comfortable although very basic (minimum equipment with TV and air conditioning). The services provided are not bad, but the staff are still more friendly than professional. Downtown is less than a mile away