Tashkent Hotels with Kitchens

"Pros: - 3-minute walk to the subway station. - 5-minute walk to a small grocery store. - 7-minute walk to a liquor store. - You can enter through the back gate of Magic City Park and walk to Seoul Gate. - The best accommodation for budget travelers visiting Tashkent. - The toilets and showers were always clean, with ample water pressure, so there was never a wait. Cons: - The accommodation is on the third floor, accessible only by stairs. - The front desk provided no explanation of the facilities, which should be improved. - Room 3, near the entrance, and Rooms 8 and 9, near the communal kitchen, can be problematic. The slamming of the entrance door and the loud chatter from impolite foreigners in the communal kitchen late into the night can be very annoying. And yes, there were quite a few Indian and Chinese guests here too, haha. If you can overlook the cons, this would be an excellent choice."

"As a desert of quality hotels, Mercure's presence in Tashkent is quite significant. Honestly, though, the rooms are barely on par with a decent budget hotel back home. The location isn't great; it's not far from the airport and train station, making it a suitable stopover. Speaking of breakfast, it's pretty varied, especially with the freshly cooked Shin Ramyun, which is a real comfort for the Chinese palate. However, the service isn't all that – no concierge helped with luggage upon arrival. Still, for the price, it's an acceptable place to stay."

"If I recall correctly, the hotel's top floor is the fifth floor. I highly recommend booking and, in advance, contacting the hotel via email or phone to request a 'top floor, non-street-facing' room. The street-facing side can be quite noisy at night. The balcony on the top floor, non-street-facing side offers excellent views of the Grand Mosque, the Tashkent TV Tower, and on clear days, you can even faintly see the outlines of distant snow-capped mountains. The fragrance in the hotel lobby is particularly outstanding. The front desk mentioned it's a Dr. Vranjes brand (Oud + Wine blend) that the owner brought back from Italy; the scent has a very luxurious feel to it. The pool and sauna require advance booking, which is great for families who prefer private use – the experience is excellent. Downsides: The bathroom doesn't have a door, so water easily splashes everywhere when showering. There's no anti-slip mat on the floor, making it very slippery; I had to use a bath towel to prevent slipping. The hot water temperature is a bit too high and difficult to regulate. Overall, if you can communicate in advance and secure a 'top floor, non-street-facing' room, it's definitely worth the stay. As long as you're mindful of the bathroom's slipperiness and water temperature issues, I would still give it a high rating."

"The hotel is located in a commercial building, which was easy to find, right next to the Holiday Inn. The location is very convenient, and the street below the hotel is beautiful! It's near Tashkent City Mall. The room was spacious and new. You can easily catch a taxi (using Yandex Go) right outside the Holiday Inn entrance."

"The place is clean, and the male and female dorms/bathrooms are separate. The staff are friendly. You also get a towel. The location is very close to the airport, only a 10-minute ride by online taxi. Worth the price if you need accommodation near the airport."

"We booked a room for one night – and that’s probably the maximum you can endure at this hotel. On the positive side, the room had heated floors in the bathroom, a wardrobe, a safe, a tasty breakfast in the morning, and panoramic windows in the dining area. That's where the good points end. The interior clearly needs renovation: the floor is worn laminate, which looks untidy. We booked a room that was 20-25 sq m, but in reality, it turned out to be about 15 sq m. But the main issue is cleanliness. In the bathroom, near the sink, there were dead insects on the wall. This isn't just unpleasant; it raises questions about the establishment's sanitary standards. Additionally, we were unpleasantly surprised by the headboard, which had dark stains, also indicating a lack of proper cleaning. If you're planning to stay here for several days, think carefully: the conditions, in my opinion, don't even meet basic standards. Also, a deposit equivalent to one night's stay is held upon booking and returned after check-out. The money is returned after a week, so don't expect to get it back the very next day."

"Aeron Hotel was an excellent choice for my business trip to Tashkent! The hotel's design embodies a refined Central Asian light luxury style. The public corridors and room furnishings are meticulously crafted, with unified and clean wall decor, lighting fixtures, and bedding that completely avoid any cheap feel. The front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic and helpful, and for Chinese speakers, communication was seamless. Check-in was efficient, and they proactively explained local travel tips. The best part is the location; it's very close to the airport, so I didn't have to rush for an early flight, making transportation super convenient. The room soundproofing was great, the bedding was spotless, and there's a self-service beverage cabinet. Overall, my stay was perfect, and I'll definitely choose Aeron Hotel again for future business trips to Tashkent!"

"Extremely clean, super friendly staff, and a neat breakfast. The room has utensils, so you can easily prepare simple meals. Highly recommended! And thank you so much for the handwritten note."

"We loved staying at the Aster. Very convenient for transport ( 30 mins, 20k som from train, and 15 mins 15k som to airport). In a quiet area on a quiet street yet 10 mins or so, walk to restaurants , cafes and bars. Walkable to Oybek metro , if you want to tour the subway stations. The room was comfortable and clean. Staff very friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was excellent and a choice to sit inside or outside. (Also to note, there is an ATM in the reception area. Tourist tax best paid for by card. English Russian Uzbek spoken) Having stayed elsewhere in Tashkent before, I think this will be the hotel we’ll stay in on our next visit."

"I stayed at Hilton Tashkent City for four day, and the experience was deeply disappointing, mainly due to poor housekeeping, indifferent staff, and an overall lack of respect toward guests. Upon check-in, I discovered that the shampoo bottle was empty and the tissue box was empty. I immediately left a written note for housekeeping requesting to refill amenities and clean the room. However, when I returned later, the room had not been cleaned at all, and none of the requested items were refilled. When I contacted the staff again to request shampoo, tissues, and bottles of water, they were delivered one by one, as if each item required a separate reminder. This created a strong impression that guest comfort is not a priority, and that requests are treated carelessly and easily forgotten. The attitude of the reception staff was unfriendly and unwelcoming. At times, it felt as though guests were an inconvenience rather than the purpose of the hotel. When raising complaints, the response was slow and dismissive, making me feel that it was better not to complain at all because no one truly cared. Despite spending over $1,000 on a very short stay, the checkout experience was particularly unpleasant. On the day of departure, my wife and I were repeatedly pressured to check out early. Even after showing confirmation from the booking website stating that checkout was before 13:00, the staff continued to argue that “before” meant leaving immediately. They knocked on the door once and called the room twice demanding checkout. I eventually left the room at 12:50, yet the pressure and tone were completely unacceptable. This hotel seriously fails to meet the service standards expected from the Hilton brand. The lack of care, poor communication, and dismissive attitude toward paying guests made the stay stressful rather than comfortable. I would not recommend this property unless significant improvements are made in staff training and guest service culture."