Map listing for hotels that makes sense to travellers from anywhere

A tourist landing in Tashkent, Samarkand or Bukhara almost always opens Google Maps: checks what is near the station, the old town or the railway, reads reviews and compares photos. Russian-speaking guests from Kazakhstan and Russia more often open Yandex Maps. If the hotel only exists on a booking platform and the maps show an empty pin with a wrong phone number, some guests simply cannot find you or book the place next door. That is why listings are needed on all three maps, with the same data.

A foreign guest should understand the listing without a translator. We write the name the way people search for it in Latin script, the description in English and Russian, and list amenities, staff languages, check-in and check-out times, transfer and parking. Photos cover every room type, the bathroom, breakfast, lobby, facade and the street entrance, so guests recognise the building at night after a flight. The pin sits on the real entrance, not the middle of the block, with a landmark — “next to the metro”, “opposite the madrasa”.

Hotel reviews come in many languages, and it is best to reply in the guest's language. We prepare templates in English, Russian and Uzbek and help with others. Reviews are collected only from people who stayed: a QR code at reception, a message after check-out. No bought reviews — for a hotel this is especially risky, as maps and booking platforms both track it. Booking links carry UTM tags so you can see how many direct bookings came from the maps.