Ramada by Wyndham Tashkent

Spent a couple of days staying here, and it was a very comfortable stay. We booked the large suite, which was extremely spacious, clean and comfortable (on the 8th floor). The hotel does feel a little dated though compared to other Ramada properties, felt like we were in 1980 Soviet Union hehe, but that’s not a bad thing, it’s charming in its own way. The bathroom was nice and clean, the TV was really far from the bed though, but we weren’t using it anyway (an android/smart TV would have been nice). The city view from the suite was great. It’s located on a nice looking and quiet street. The staff were extremely courteous, polite and helpful, especially Medina from the reception and the other gentleman working with her (forgot his name), and also Ali the bellboy who was a trainee. Ali engaged in a conversation with us and was super sweet and helpful. The food was really good, vegetarians and vegans will not be disappointed :) I think the head chef might be Indian because we spotted a couple of desi dishes like parathas and semiya upma in the breakfast buffet hehe, felt like home. Loved the lentil soup, pumpkin hummus, cheeses. They also have a really nice looking pool (looks better than it does in the pictures) and a nice Irish pub, billiards table and a spa + sauna. Overall, very pleasant stay! ❤️

We had a great one night stay at Ramada by Wyndham Tashknet ! We had an early morning train from Samarkand to Tashkent and arrived at the hotel by 8 am . Requested for an early check in since we were very tired and were given a room soon after breakfast . Had a good buffet breakfast.||Sardor, the manager at the front desk was very helpful and understanding. As soon as he arrived he instructed Medina and Din Mohammad at the front desk to get the room ready for us. We were given a very big room which was actually an accessible room but we were very comfortable since we are not very tall and the low wash basin etc didn't matter to us . Although the hotel is quite old but very clean and the warmth of its people made up for that . You feel at home there . Indian chef Ravinder was also very warm and friendly and we had a great Indian dinner. We checked out at 2 pm instead of 12 noon without any hassle .|Overall it was all good . Thanks to Sardor , Din Mohammad and Medina and chef Ravinder for making us feel at home ! ||Just a suggestion : you could change your lighting of the common areas and restaurants and make it a bit brighter and lively and contemporary . It just feels a bit dull .

we arrived by plane early in the morning at 6am. the rooms were not ready, we had to wait 45 minutes for them to clean the rooms from the guests who were leaving. they gave us a welcome drink but we were tired. |it was not a nice start to our vacation and the first day of Uzbekistan.

A fine hotel. We had to stay here in a pinch after our first hotel suffered irreparable water issues. Staff was very professional and attentive. The rooms were a bit dated, but clean and comfortable. If you need somewhere to lay your head while in Tashkent, then look no further!

The hotel facilities were outside and it is in need of some renovation to bring it in line with all the other 4 star hotels. The breakfast selection wasn't that great either. The staff however were very friendly and in particular Mr Rustom who was very friendly and helpful - top notch and a great personality and deserves a promotion. He managed to get us checked in 3 hours earlier than scheduled.

A bit old, yet the service was good, caring and they speak English which is rare when I visited. The location is good, close to the river with restaurants along side, and in 10-15 minutes by car you will in the magic city. Rich breakfast, you get to the pool and gym from the dining room Rooms are ok

Perfect for indians Services is very good The Rooms are little small i felt . Overall good experince

Nice and cosy place for a family of 3, we got spacious rooms. Must try Indian food at the restaurant which is extremely well prepared. 5 stars for the chef and his food