I am not usually inclined to write reviews but felt I should let people know that based on Trip Advisor reviews of Atlas I decided to skip the hotels and give this B & B a try. I stayed more than a week and loved my time at Atlas. The staff are extremely friendly and very accommodating. Their English is... More

I stay at Atlas based on my colleague's recommendation. It has very clean, large, well appointed rooms. The staff is very helpful. Due to a snafu of airport consulate visa issuance, the owner's son waited patiently for almost two hours to pick me up. This was a pleasant surprise, as I no longer expect he would stay that long. This... More

We stayed there in September 2011. A family run business where they are all delightfully helfpul. Much nicer than staying in a big soulless hotel - this place has real character, is a real warren (go and explore) and is a welcome retreat away from the city. Highly recommend!

The location is not very central, but still in walking distance from the centre. Great and very helpful staff, nice breakfast and a nice and spaceous room. The only negative I can say is that it's hard to find, since there is no sign and the bed is very hard (just like they are in most places in Central Asia)

This is definitely a great hotel where one gets every kind of facility and services including free internet, free drives, free breakfast, etc. I have stayed here often and every time I return to this place I find it more comfortable to stay in. The spacious rooms with soft beds, good air conditioning, and quite atmosphere ensure that you sleep... More

This is a small, homely, well presented hotel that offers all the amenities a business traveller (or anyone else) might need. It provides a range of services from umbrellas to free drives to dinner and back, free internet and breakfast. A comfortable place refreshingly free of the corporate cloned style of international chains. The manager, Firuz, is a star and... More

I ve stayed in Atlas a few times and will be using it again. It is a very special place - a house in th middle of other small houses in a very dusty area of Dushanbe. It is surrounded by a big wall but you really feel safe there. The staff (especially the young manager - Firuz) is very... More

I was in Dushanbe in July and was looking for a place to stay for a few nights. I was planning to stay at the Hyatt Regency Hotel (which charges around $245/night), but was then given the recommendation of the Atlas Guesthouse. I am so glad I chose to stay at Atlas -- and at 1/3 the price ($80/night)! This... More

If you stay here, you can feel the warmth of Tajik people. Basic points to be well-prepared in Tajikistan (clean drink water, internet connection etc.) well covered. Price reasonable inclusive of nice group breakfast and free internet access, morning car pick up to go to office. Play with kids arund the place, if you finish the work at 5pm. Only... More