I liked everything. Good polite communication, peeling, massage, washing, mask, tea.. I'm thrilled. Many thanks to the bath attendant for her hard work. I must say, after reading the reviews, I was very doubtful whether it was worth going there, but after thinking that it was better to do than not to do and regret it.. I will go. And she didn't lose. I am very pleased, I recommend it. You just need to understand that these are 16-v baths, not a new building, and respect what they offer, which is very enough if you don't "Act up."

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Анна Редькина

Level 6 Local Expert

I traveled to Bukhara and it was very interesting for me to go to the ancient baths! And of course they are impressive! It should be borne in mind that there are no showers, you can only wash from a bucket and a ladle. Baths are for women only! I made an appointment in advance and paid 450 thousand SOM. The day before, when I came in and signed up, I was shown through all the rooms – it was warm in the steam rooms, the women were relaxing on hot stones. I was the only visitor, I came at the appointed time. I was given a sheet, a towel, and a locker key. The "steam room" (in all rooms) was cold, it either didn't work or it wasn't turned on. Yes, it's cold even for a hammam. It was warm the day before. Now to the service. First, they will rub you with a washcloth (I'm not sure if it's disposable), then they will wash you with shower gel, and they also washed half of my head (I do not know why they didn't wash the front). Next, they will apply a homemade mask – it burns. Next, you need to wash off the mask and go to rest. Relax in the first room, where the table is. Tea is included in the cost of the visit, they will pour it for you, but it is not very pleasant to drink it – the employees are sitting in the same area all together, drinking tea, watching rils and laughing loudly. A child came to someone, a boy of about 10 years old (in a women's bath!) It feels like I came to visit them uninvited and interfere with their rest. I advise you to go in and take a look, but I do not advise you to visit a sauna and pay money, it is a very unpleasant experience. The day before, I was in an ordinary city bathhouse in Samarkand – it was great. And here there is one disorder, there is no hair dryer, it's a pity for money and an hour of time.

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елена петрова

Level 9 Local Expert

The biggest disappointment of a beautiful city!this is a natural divorce for money.As very big bath lovers, we signed up in advance, anticipating the atmosphere and professionalism of the staff.They said on the phone that there was absolutely nothing to take.In fact, they asked for money in advance.They were given ordinary rubber flip-flops, a cape and a mat (not disposable!), a towel and were led to the hall, which was quite cool.They put a basin of hot water and a bucket of cold water .There was almost no heat..While we were taking water treatments, tourists appeared, filming everything on their phones, which completely shocked us.There was no massage, but even without it, the price for a basin of hot water turned out to be considerable-200,000 soums or 1400 rubles.Apparently the water there is worth its weight in gold.We sat there for 30 minutes and left.It's a pity that such an amazing place has been turned into a tourist destination.Plus one thing-you will definitely feel the smell of antiquity.

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