Savitsky Plaza Hotel was named after Igor Savitsky, Honored Art Worker of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic and collector of avant-garde art. Besides painting, he was studying the life history of the Kara-Kalpaks and collecting contemporary artworks. His collection formed the basis for the art museum he founded in Nukus.
The interior design of the Savitsky Plaza hotel reveals contemporary artworks and references to the legacy of Igor Savitsky.
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Savitsky Plaza Hotel was named after Igor Savitsky, Honored Art Worker of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic and collector of avant-garde art. The interior design of the Savitsky Plaza hotel reveals contemporary artworks and references to the legacy of Igor Savitsky.
This site which occupies 17 hectares accurately recreates the spirit of the ancient city backed up by the history and traditions of Uzbek lands and Uzbek people for the guests of Silk Road Samarkand. Visitors to the Eternal City can taste national dishes from different eras and regions of the country and also see authentic street performances.
The resort’s guest may benefit from boat rental service to have a river cruise along the Rowing Canal or the Eternal City Canal.
The Silk Road Samarkand resort features Samarkand Arboretum, the largest one in Central Asia. Its area is 120+ hectares. For example, the botanical garden in Tashkent is 65 hectares while famous Sochi Arboretum occupies only 46.4 hectares.
Various restaurants located at the resort serve Uzbek and international culinary delights.
The Silk Road Samarkand resort includes two SPA centres offering facial and body wellness treatments using state-of-the-art European cosmetic brands: Valmont and Thalgo. Guests will be treated by experienced professionals from Bali. There are sauna, hammam, ice fountain, and relaxation area in the changing rooms.
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