Tashkent Hotels with Kitchens

"A strange experience. It seems to be an international chain, but there are a ton of small details that significantly spoiled the overall impression. Location: - walking distance to the central train station. And an 8-minute drive to the airport. Location downsides: no sights, parks, squares, or normal establishments nearby. The area is bordered by the railway on one side. Exterior: a beautiful, stylish modern building. A small but cozy courtyard. Check-in: very warm and welcoming. Fast. I had prepaid, and they offered me an upgrade to a two-room Junior Suite. I'd be alone – why would I need two rooms? Okay, nice. BUT then a lot went wrong with this room: water was pouring out of the shower stall. There was no edge on the floor to drain the water. Everything just flowed past it. I had to wipe the floor after the shower. Apparently, they simply forgot to put the edge on. I asked reception to fix it. But the technicians arrived precisely when I was in the room, relaxing, and not at 12:00 a.m. when I was gone. As a result, I was out of the room all day the next day, and no one came to fix the edge. The only thing that helped was that the room had two bathrooms. I used the shower stall in the other bathroom. Interestingly, the other bathroom didn't have soap dispensers near the sink. And somewhere, extra holes had been drilled in the tiles in the wrong place. The bathrooms are equipped with motion sensors that trigger the light switches. But the relays are very noisy, clicking loudly and annoyingly. Although all the electrical equipment is modern, the master switch on the card turned off absolutely all the power in the room, and it was impossible to leave a device in the room to charge, even using the built-in USB outlets—everything still turned off. The refrigerator in the room was not filled, but it was on—it was very noisy. I turned it off; it was interfering with my sleep. There was a constant whistling noise coming from the ventilation grill near the entrance. It's good that I could close the bedroom door and not hear it. The flooring in the room is mostly PVC LVT. It's unevenly laid—the subfloor is crooked. There are traces of unwashed glue on the LVT. Breakfast was decent. It was a little odd that you could order an omelet in the open kitchen, but not a simple fried egg. The elevator was also odd. It had touch buttons, but they didn't always work. And, conversely, the emergency call worked once, even though I didn't press it. The second elevator simply didn't go up one day, even after several attempts. I didn't go to the spa/pool. Conclusions: - strange feeling. Lots of flaws. Inattention. In some places, attempts to cut corners on finishing and equipment."

"The hotel was within walking distance of the South Station, and the room was nice and clean, which was great! The area around the hotel is quite dark, but it should be fine if you use Yandex Go to get dropped off right in front of the hotel."

"Hotel staff is also very friendly, just when paying the tourist tax in cash SOM, they need around 10 mins to get you the change of balance and of course, they round up and they have minimal of cash, so you may consider to pay by card better. Taking Yandex taxi is consider very affordable, from Amir Timur square to HOtel is around SOM20k and we walk about 10-15mins to metro station from Hotel. The nearest is Chorsu Station. Using Yandex Map or Goole Map is find.Taxi to Aiport for Comfort + Car is around SOM40k. Metro paying cash is SOM3k/pax/entry."

"MUST STAY HERE! Just opened, all new construction, great location- many shops, restaurants, tree-lined street, Metro Stop (MillyBog') within 100 meters, dorm has huge lockers perfect for backpacks, all new comfortable mattresses, heavy quality privacy curtains, lights and sockets in each rack, towels provided, large window that opens, A/C unit works great, HUGE new kitchen area with cooking, 2 sinks, large bathrooms- 1 for girls one for boys, spacious baller showers with sunflower shower heads, I had the entire dorm room to myself because they just opened and maybe not known yet. Manager very nice. Responsive to WhatsApp messages. Specific check-in time is mentioned but they were totally accommodating wayy outside of this time- just send them a message. Google Maps, and AMAPS, failed to identify the hostel name but the manager sent coordinates link via WhatsApp and it worked perfect- manager is aware of the issue. No carpet or rugs. Undiscovered gem.. An inexpensive very high quality brand new hostel in a great area of Tashkent with a metro stop that will cheaply get you everywhere else. Go!"

"Since I arrived late at night and checked out early in the morning, I didn't get a good feel for the location. It was less than a 10-minute taxi ride to the station. The staff were very friendly!"

"The hotel is located north of the city center, and is conveniently located within a 200 yen taxi ride to the main tourist spots around Amur Timur Square. A large, clean supermarket is located a 3-minute walk away. No alcohol is available. The rooms are spacious, and the showers have ample water pressure. The kitchen is stocked with plates, cups, and spoons and forks, but no pots or pans. The TV is large, and the other electrical appliances are new and work well. Slippers are provided upon request. The breakfast area is spacious and serves breakfast from 7:30 to 10:00. Even when I arrived around 9:00, there was still a wide selection of food on the menu. On my first day, I was given a different room than the one I reserved, which still had trash from the previous guest. I contacted the front desk, and they told me, ”Your room cannot be moved until the next day.” This was my second time in Tashkent. It's probably a good idea to double-check your reservation in Tashkent. The front desk staff were all poker-faced. He was sitting on the sofa by the entrance and always fiddling with his smartphone, so I couldn't tell if he was a customer or a staff member. When I went to the front desk and looked around, the person who came over to me was a staff member."

"Requested the hotel for airport transfer as my flight was to arrive in Tashkent at 1:00 AM. They arranged the transfer and kept in touch with me throughout. The car was there by the time I walked out of the airport. The service was excellent, good clean room and excellent breakfast. I had to leave for Samarkand for a few days. Once again my request to keep my luggage with them until I returned to Tashkent was met without any issues. I highly recommend this hotel."

"Overall service was excellent. Staff was very helpful in trying to upgrade us due to our member status even though rooms were very fully occupied. We were very pleased with our upgrade on our last day of stay."

"For Chinese travelers visiting Tashkent for the first time and looking to avoid hostels, you can confidently book this place! 1. The owner is Chinese and incredibly welcoming, making for a very safe and comfortable stay. 2. **Seriously, their currency exchange rate is *much better* than what you'll find at the airport!!!** 3. There's a water dispenser with bottled water and hot water available. 4. The room was clean, and there was always plenty of hot water for showers. 5. The location is excellent – it's just a 10-minute walk to the metro station, and it's not far from either the train station or the airport. Plus, there are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants in the vicinity. 6. The rooms are spacious. 7. They were very quick to provide a receipt/invoice. The only downside was one particular local staff member at the front desk who always seemed to have a grumpy expression, as if we owed him a million dollars. It was quite off-putting."