Hotel Uzbekistan

Hotel central location is a major highlight, providing easy access to city attractions. Rooms are clean but definitely need renovation. Few rooms has been recently refurbished. We got 2 different room for our 2 night stay. Room Facilities includes: Buffet breakfast, Hot water , hair dryer, Hotel facilities: USD exchange centre, 24 hrs ATM, city tour bus, lagguage facility and many more. Definitely worth staying.

I liked the Uzbekistan. My room was a bit small, but it had everything I needed, and, being on the back, had a balcony which the rooms on the front don't.|The top floor restaurant was better, and less expensive, than I was expecting. The dumplings are good. The staff were pretty helpful also.||The hotel is ideally situated for doing a tour of the metro, as you have an entrance very close. Also very close is the Timurid museum, just across the park.||The only thing I didn't like was loud, pushy tour groups who weren't even staying there – one lot came up when I was waiting for the lifts and literally pushed in front of me.

An experience of the iconic hotel that was once the showcase of Uzb. It has the four star services and facilities but undoubtedly old. Water pressure can be better. Location is near to the square pilaf restaurant metro station but attractions in Tashkent are generally not too close to each other. So one still need taxi or metro to go to Chorsu market etc. good spread of breakfast but probably almost the same types daily. Overall it is definitely value for money. I enjoyed my stay.

The building is stunning. A brutalist jewel. The inside is in need of a substantial investment to bring it up to the 21st century. Some rooms have been upgraded a little bit with the addition of an AC unit but in most of them all there is a huge very old fan system. My room was boiling hot. It was hotter in the room than in the corridors. I was given a new room after I complained to reception. They should be proactive and if they know if going to be over 30 degrees and put people in the rooms that have been already renovated. It would save everyone's time. There is a 24 hour bank in the lobby where you can exchange your currency. Less than minutes walking there's an area with lots of restaurants. There's an underground station literally on the door of the hotel.

Exceeded my expectations - super cool architecture and large balcony with equally cool view. Amenities are more than sufficient and they’re also not dated as some of the reviews wrote. Breakfast is so so as they don’t have enough hot meals All in all money well worth it

Seriously I don't understand the bad reviews? For the price it is an amazing hotel. Great value for money. Authentic Soviet experience with a clean, cosy room and tasty breakfast

This is a 1 star hotel at best. The rooms are old and in desperate need of a refresh. The lobby seems to have been refurnished to a weird techno space disco lobby, really weird and unfitting as the rest of the hotel is still in the 90's. The buffet breakfast did taste good but we both got food poisoning from it.

It's rather old. The curtains don't fit the window size either. It's perhaps a little inconvenient being too central, actually making it a distance to restaurants and supermarkets. However, the rooms are spacious, with a solid, Soviet-era construction in a good way, and the front desk staff are surprisingly (not Soviet-style?) kind and attentive. Moreover, the rates are surprisingly reasonable and transparent. It might not be ideal for long stays by tourists, but it's a very good hotel for a night or so before departure.