Hotel Uzbekistan

위치만 보면 최고 임 지하철 바로 옆이고.관광 할곳도 많이 있다.다 걸어서 가능 함..시내 투어도 바로 앞에서 시작함..200000숨.. 호텔은 너무 오래 됬고 에어컨 없은 ..아침 식사는 부실 함. 직원운 아주 아주 친절 하다.

設施真的太爛了，早餐還沒東西吃！服務員垃圾都沒到，還是叫客房服務來打掃的！毛巾架壞的，馬桶也壞的，可怕的住宿體驗

蘇聯時期的老酒店，飯好吃。

Good location of the hotel. Of course it requires renovation, but overall it’s worth the money.

The room is large, a distance from the road, not noisy, but because it is very old, the decoration is not new, the carpet is not new, and it is dark. The toilet is small, the toilet seat cannot stand up, and the water sprays only for a few seconds when the water valve is turned to release the water. It is not good without a water tank. The wash basin is slow to drain. There are few lights and the light is dim. The front desk service is good and can speak English. The lobby is wide and grand. The restaurant is also large. The bad thing is that the hot water in the area was cut off on the first night we arrived. The hot water will be cut off for 10 days. I barely made it for one night, and the hotel agreed to check out. Considering that it is a big hotel after all, the room is large, it is not expensive if there is hot water. The surrounding area is OK. I live in a sense of history.

The location of the hotel is excellent, the subway is just downstairs, the breakfast is also very rich, especially the pilaf is very unique, the front desk attitude is very good, the room is clean, and they are responsive. The price-performance ratio is very high.

It was a very bad stay, but I think Ctrip also has some responsibility. (1) When I booked, Ctrip showed the price was over $100, but when I checked in, I was only charged $95. Because the difference was not that big, I didn’t care. (2) The sockets in the first room I was given were Japanese standard, not the European standard of Uzbekistan, which was very outrageous. My phone and computer couldn’t charge, so I asked the front desk for an adapter. The reply was: No, I had to buy one myself. Now it was early in the morning and the shops were closed, so I had to buy one tomorrow. They had no other solution. (3) After a strong statement, the front desk changed the room to a new one. The facilities in the room were exactly the same as the first room, except that the sockets were European standard of Uzbekistan. (4) I questioned the front desk’s initial feedback that they were “powerless”, when they clearly had a solution. The front desk “grieved” and said that the price of the second room was higher. I don’t understand why the room with European standard sockets is more expensive than the room with Japanese standard sockets. But when Ctrip “sold” this hotel to me again, it was obvious that they didn’t know enough about the product. It is also possible that the room I booked for more than 100 US dollars was a room with European standard plugs, but Ctrip did not communicate well with the hotel, and the hotel gave me a room with Japanese standard plugs. I arrived in Tashkent in the early morning. I spent two hours on this matter, and I was tired and hungry. In summary, there are two strange things about this hotel: First, different room prices have different plugs. Second, each room has two bottles of bottled water per day, and you have to pay for more.

The location of the hotel is okay, close to the subway! The front desk can also help solve problems! But the biggest problem is that when I checked in, I was not informed that there would be no hot water for bathing for two consecutive days! It's still cold at night! The bath on the first night was only lukewarm! The next day I went to the front desk to inquire about the hot water issue, and the front desk said they were repairing it! When I returned to the room at night, I found there was still no hot water! The front desk said it would be an hour later~it was already ten o'clock in the evening! Finally, there is still no hot water until tomorrow morning, April 1st! But the front desk actually said that there was no hot water supply in the city for the past two days! It’s hard to imagine a 4-star hotel like this! Request a refund of 50% of the accommodation fee!