Tashkent Hotels with Gym

I had a wonderful experience at this hotel. It is a brand-new hotel, and everything was modern, clean, and well-maintained. The rooms were comfortable and beautifully designed. The staff was friendly, professional, and always ready to help. The location was convenient, and the facilities were excellent. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would highly recommend this hotel to others. I look forward to staying here again in the future. Thank you for the great hospitality! 😊

This is the second time this summer I have stayed at this hotel and everything about it is excellent. From the reception area and the greeting I received to the room, restaurant and many other amenities. The staff around the reception area were always ready to help and very attentive in particular Doniyor who really made me feel that he was genuinely interested in making sure my stay was as pleasant as possible. The room was, just like the last time, spotlessly clean with a very comfortable with an excellent shower. A cheap and efficient laundry service is available. The breakfast buffet was first class with an excellent selection of food. I also ate lunch and dinner in the hotel and the restaurant food was wonderful. I ate all meals at the hotel over my two stays and I highly recommend it. Again the restaurant staff and in particular Elbek were very efficient and food recommendations were spot on. The hotel also offers a very well equipped gym, a sauna, steam room and pool free of charge for guests with a payable spa massage on request. I want to give a special mention to Malika, the young girl who owns small shop in the reception area selling beautiful hand made jewelry, rugs, scarves and other items. Almost everything is hand made and that which is not she clearly points it out. It is all very reasonably priced and I was very happy to buy several items from her.  I had an excellent stay at this hotel and would thoroughly recommend Swissotel Tashkent.  Finally if you are considering using Tashkent only as a stopover I would really recommend at least two nights and one full day as there are plenty of things to do including the metro stations, an outdoor train museum which was excellent, bazaars, a wonderful mosque and go take pictures of the Soviet-built Uzbekistan Hotel built in the Soviet Brutalist style with an Asian influence, absolutely beautiful and very different to the architecture found it Khiva etc. So I would advise, stay in Tashkent either at the start or end of your trip or both as I did and stay at the Swissotel. You will not regret it.

It was a pleasant 3 nights. The reception staffs are friendly and helpful. Breakfast: There wasn’t a lot of variety for hot food at breakfast but it wasn’t too bad Location: it is close to some touristy attractions but if I visit again, I wouldn’t choose this location but again, it wasn’t too bad if it wasn’t so hot because then it would have been very nice walkable to places. There’s a KFC and Costa coffee at the hotel doorstep.. Hotel facilities: The gym was closed and the whole reason I chosen this hotel because they have a gym and the price was reasonable so not being able to use was incredibly disappointing but I was told that usually when it’s open.. it is 24/7 so that’s really good. Amenities: There is no toothbrush or toothpaste so make sure to bring your own or you can buy at reception.

I had a really nice time here. They picked me up from the airport. Then guided me on everything. They spoke English and understood so that really helped. The room was nice and clean and they helped with luggage as well. I had to catch train next morning so they even helped with that. For me, the hospitality mattered more than anything. One more thing, the restaurant in the hotel only serves Chinese food. I tried it, it was good.

A clean and beautiful hotel. The staff were also very kind. The room comes equipped with bottled water, instant coffee, tea, a kettle, and a safety box. It was quiet at night and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast area was a bit small, but we were seated without having to wait.

The hotel is pretty new so the rooms are in good condition. The breakfast was good too. My mom loved the porridge so much she said it reminded her childhood flavor! The location is also good only 7 mins walk to the metro. The only thing i was icky is the receptionists. They don’t know basic communication skills. If i asked a question they ended up answering with mimicking or using very limited words. FYI i’m fluent in local languages. There should be a person who actually talk and answer to questions clearly with full sentences!!! It made me mad and self conscious for my language skills lol. I asked to use the luggage storage service as we arrived earlier than the checkin time and when we asked to get our stuff, the receptionist just again mimicked with his head pointing the room where our stuff was. I figured he’s asking us to go there and get ourselves and so we did even though they should usually handle our stuff by themselves instead of asking guests to go in a room full of pantry items and other luggage!! Even though we requested the cleaning services , they didn’t change the towels! What’s the point of room cleaning if they don’t change the towels lol! I think They could do better if they learn a little bit about customer service.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this hotel, but I can only give it 4 stars, and here's why: What I liked: The breakfast was excellent, with Shin Ramyun, plenty of vegetables, and soups with frequently changing flavors. The gym definitely deserves 100 points. The pool was just okay; it was too short at only 15 meters, and the water was a bit cold – it was freezing the first time I went, but got a bit better later. There's a sauna, but the steam room had an odd smell. What I didn't like: 1. **Soundproofing:** It was poor. I could clearly hear my neighbor snoring at night. I stayed in a family suite for a while, and theoretically, with the higher price, the location should be better, but all the family suites were next to the stairs. I couldn't sleep at all the first night because people were walking up and down the stairs all night. It got a bit better when I moved to a higher floor. However, the refrigerator in the suite's living room was very noisy; I had to unplug it every night. Interestingly, the fridge in the standard room I moved to later had no noise. 2. **Cleanliness:** The cleaning can be described as very perfunctory. Hairs on the floor were often left uncleared, they frequently forgot to provide coffee, occasionally forgot water, and sometimes even towels. One weekend, I personally saw a cleaner finish cleaning a room in just one minute.

* Location: excellent! It is close to the main interchange main stations, located in the very heart of the city and in such a beautiful neighbourhood! It’s somewhere where you wouldn’t expect a hostel to be based at. Less than 1km walk to Tashkent city mall and a supermarket, lots of eateries nearby from fancy to cheap eats! Plenty of options! * Room: I stayed in a 8 beds room. The room wasn’t very big so the aisle can feel a little tight, there’s large lockers inside the room that you can easily fit a large suitcase in. The bed is surprisingly comfy and the sheets felt crisp. There’s a small light by the bed and two charging stations which I thought was great and there’s also a table you could open / close back to the wall. * Toilets / bathroom: during earlier in the day, all seems ok but as the day goes on, lots of hair on floor and toilets aren’t clean ☹️also, the second floor supposed to be for female? I saw a guy also using the toilets on the same floor so it felt a bit awkward and weird as the bathrooms are also right next to the toilets. I think they should put a note to say the bathrooms and toilets are for female only? If not why bother separate into males and females rooms / floors? * I booked through trip.com and one of the benefit was late check out, I messaged the hotel in advance to mention, they were super accommodating, I didn’t check out until 2.30pm because my flight was at 8.20pm at night. They weren’t pushy. * Staff: the front desk guy was chill and very helpful, he even helped take my suitcase up the stairs. * Amenities: trip.com needs to fix this but it says there’s a fitness center but hostel confirmed they do not have. No complimentary of towels, tooth brush, tooth paste etc ~ they all have a fee if you want to buy or rent the towels. There is a water dispenser machine, a fridge, an iron board and a laundry rack in the small common area. Overall, I thought the stay was ok. I wouldn’t really stay here for more than one night.‘I’m glad it was only one night. The location was the main thing I love about this hostel. I think they could really improve on the bathroom and toilets cleanliness as it seems like as if they were only cleaned once a day. Apparently there’s simple breakfast available, I didn’t manage to check this out as it was only available 8-10am…

The hotel breakfast was good quality. The rooms were well-maintained and clean. It's conveniently located, and the front desk helped me arrange a taxi to T2 airport, which only cost 50,000 Sum. Overall, the service quality is excellent, and the facilities are modern. I'd definitely recommend it.

This was our second time staying at this hotel, which really shows how much we like it. Due to unforeseen circumstances, we had to postpone our flight by a day. We requested a booking change with a partial refund, but after trip.com contacted them, our request was denied without explanation. I think withholding 6500 rubles is unfairly high, especially since the hotel is almost fully booked and the room we would have left a day early would certainly have been re-rented.