Bazaar · Samarkand
Family Park
A shopping and leisure centre with an ice arena
Hotel · Samarkand
A large hotel in the west of the city, with rooms of 40–100 m², a 400 m² indoor pool with water attractions, a Finnish sauna, Turkish hammam and massage, and a restaurant with a terrace.
Grand Hotel Sogdiana is a large hotel on Narpay Street in the western part of the city. Its rooms are generous: standard doubles and twins measure 40–45 m², family rooms 52–80 m² and the presidential room, which includes a small meeting room, 100 m².
The focus is on relaxation, with a 400 m² indoor pool with water attractions, a Finnish sauna and a Turkish hammam, separate men's and women's saunas with massage, and VIP rooms. The 60-seat restaurant serves Uzbek and European dishes and has a terrace; breakfast is a buffet. Airport transfers can be arranged.
It is some way from the historic centre: as the crow flies, the railway station is about 3.7 km away, University Boulevard 4.8 km and the Registan 5.9 km.
Information checked: October 2026. Prices and hours can change — call ahead before you go. We do not take bookings: contact the venue directly.
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