Tashkent Hotels with Hot Tub

This is the second time I stay in this hotel. The surrounding facilities are great, the hotel rooms are clean and tidy, the waiters are very nice, and the breakfast in the restaurant is also very good.

I really enjoyed at this hotel. People are working there very polite and professional. If I will have a chance to stay in Tashkent, I would definitely go to this hotel.

The location of the hotel is very good. It is opposite the train station and it is very convenient to walk to the high-speed rail station. The high-speed train departs at 8:30, so I can wake up at 8 and have breakfast in time. Arrived at 9 pm, the hotel also served dinner, which was large and delicious at an affordable price. There are also local restaurants near the hotel, as well as several Chinese restaurants that have been open for many years, supermarkets, department stores, train stations, subway stations, banks, TV stations, good local restaurants, and a train museum. Life and travel are very convenient. We usually hold meetings and discussions in the hotel’s coffee shop without paying extra. It’s also very convenient to make appointments with people to talk about things. There are basically no Chinese who don’t know this hotel. The hotel has a basketball court and a plastic track. When the weather is nice, you can go for a walk. If you want to use a car or use a translator, contact the hotel one day in advance. Sister Jia will make proper arrangements. The service is considerate and full of praise.

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.

The room is very good and the location is also very good, next to citymall. I booked a king-size bed room and the front desk gave me a standard room. When I went to change it, they said the computer was messed up. The shower room was not replenished with bath gel in time.

To put it mildly, it was the best. The location is in front of the city park in the center of Tashkent, and it is about 15 minutes by taxi from the airport if it is not crowded. Unlike other accommodations where there are many large roads around the accommodation, everything from restaurants to shopping and shopping malls is within walking distance of the outer perimeter of the city park, and it is very convenient because it is bright and safe at night. The room was spacious enough that there was no problem, the area where breakfast was served was also large and had a good view, and the food was made with ingredients and dishes unique to Uzbekistan, so I was able to enjoy the local atmosphere to a certain extent without going out to eat. The hospitality of the hotel staff was also good, and they gave me detailed information about the neighborhood, which was very helpful for sightseeing. If I go again, I would like to stay here again.

My stay at InterContinental was wonderful, largely thanks to the warm hospitality of Turakhon who introduced me about every aspect Uzibekistan like encyclopedia. Our two-hour chat was a highlight to my trip, offering a personal touch that truly set this place apart. Highly recommend this place, and remember to seek for a glass of wine with Turakhon. Can't wait to return!

Let me talk about the hotel booking first. The booking was for 8/19, and it cannot be changed on 8/10. Whether you stay or not, you have to pay the room fee. Normally, there is no problem, but if there is force majeure, such as flight cancellation due to weather, the loss is all the guests, and the hotel has no loss. I provided proof of the airline's weather reasons, but the negotiation was fruitless, and I lost one day's room fee. The funniest thing is that I booked 4 nights, and I have to stay for the remaining 3 nights, and I can't refund it. If I don't stay, I will be deducted directly. Is this an overlord clause? I don't know how Ctrip negotiated the agreement with the hotel and the agent. Are foreign hotels so strong? I hope that domestic customers will not be taken advantage of. Ctrip still needs to improve in this regard. Of course, Ctrip's customer service attitude is still good, actively communicated, and finally gave 100 yuan in compensation. Let's talk about the hotel itself. The hotel is in the downtown area, relatively close to the square and shopping center, and you can walk there. But the room is a bit small. The deluxe room is 33 square meters, but there is only one room, one bathroom and one cupboard. I estimate it to be about 28 square meters (room and bathroom 5x5 + 3 square cupboard and bathtub). The facilities are relatively simple. The basin is relatively small overall. The bathtub is a bit narrow and not wide enough. People who are a little fat can't move around. The sound insulation is poor. The sound of various cars on the road at night can be heard clearly. The breakfast is very Western style, which Chinese people may not be used to. There are many varieties of cheese, various sweet local cakes and fruits, which I feel I can't eat. Compared with the room rate of nearly 1,000 yuan a day, I feel that the cost performance is indeed not high. I have to question whether I will stay here next time❓

It's conveniently located near the airport. However, please note that amenities such as toothbrushes and bathrobes are not provided.

Great hotel bit not for noise sensitives. Clean, nice design adequate variety in the breakfastbut but with some great disadvantages: 1. Ventilators of the bathroom do not close (!!) So there is a constant noise in the room - technical dept said they cannot fix it it is the same in every room- 2. There is a loght in the room that switch on bu movement obviously to lead you in the bathroom during the night BUT it wakes up the other guest!!! Great disadvantage that as an engineer i cannot understand whose idea was that