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Good location, great infrastructure and wide range of services make the hotel “Old Khiva” so attractive for tourists. The hotel is situated not far from the main gates “Ota Darvaza” – the place, where all excursions begin.

All hotel rooms are decorated in classic style, have cozy atmosphere. There’s satellite, winter-summer air-conditioner, TV set, shower booth and other necessary conveniences in each room. The total number of rooms is 21.

There’s restaurant with European and national menu on the territory of the hotel. The guests of the hotel can also visit the bar to order fruits, desserts, a variety of snacks and drinks. 

Check-in: 12.00
Check-out: 12.00

ROOM FACILITIES HOTEL FEATURES
 – Bathroom with shower
– Telephone
– Satellite-TV
– Room safe
– Internet access (wifi)
– Air-conditioning
– Bar
– Restaurant
– Hotel safe
– Outside Parking
– Mail delivery
– Laundry service
– Luggage service
– 24 Hour room service- Inhouse doctor

– Extra bed (extra charge)

Prices:

 Type of room Our Rate
Single room  $37
Double room  $54

Check-in time

12:00 AM

Check-out time

12:00 AM

Facilities

  • Air conditioning
  • Breakfast
  • Cable TV
  • Free wireless Internet connection
  • Hair-dryer
  • Laundry service
  • Minibar
  • Parking Area
  • Telephone

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Khiva

Khiva

A visit to Khorezm will have you flying down the time tunnel to an age of desert caravans, slave-driving Khans and lost empires. Get out of the fairly utilitarian capital Urgench and wander among the series of forts that dot the sands north and east of town. When you tire of castles in the sand head for Khiva, where the World heritage listed walled inner town contains many monuments built when this was the notorious Khanate of Khiva.

Khiva’s name, redolent of slave caravans, barbaric cruelty, terrible desert journeys and steppes infested with wild tribesmen, struck fear into all but the boldest 19th-century hearts. Nowadays it’s a friendly and welcoming Silk Road old town that’s very well set up for tourism, and a mere 35km southwest of the major transport hub of Urgench.

The historic heart of Khiva has been so well preserved that it’s often criticised as lifeless – a ‘museum city’. Even if you subscribe to that theory, you’ll have to admit that it’s one helluva museum. To walk through the walls and catch that first glimpse of the fabled Ichon-Qala (inner walled city) in all its monotoned, mud-walled glory is like stepping into another era.

You can see it all in a daytrip from Urgench, but you’ll absorb it better by staying longer. Khiva is at its best at dawn, sunset and by night, when the moonlit silhouettes of the tilting columns and medressas, viewed from twisting alleyways, work their magic.


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