All inclusive

The shops are close enough to walk to, and there’s a cafe nearby serving Sitora plov that’s worth trying. We were three women visiting from different cities, back in Samarkand after having lived here long ago, to visit relatives’ graves and revisit places from our childhood and youth. The guesthouse was in a quiet neighborhood across from a Russian church, and it had everything we needed: a large bed, a sofa bed, chairs, an iron, and two TVs. The kitchen came with a gas stove, microwave, kettle, dishes, a small fridge, and dish soap; the bathroom was fully equipped too. The washing machine worked perfectly, though we brought our own detergent. Shops were nearby, taxis were cheap, and after buying a local SIM and installing the app, getting around was easy. We ate out, usually spending about 350,000 Uzbek soums for the three of us. For breakfast at home, we bought butter, sausage, and eggs, and found the groceries tasty. I can’t share a photo because our things are already unpacked, but the listing photos matched what we found. We had a lovely stay.