Tashkent Hotels with Wifi

"The main advantage of this hotel is its convenient location right in front of Timur Square. It's less than a 30-minute taxi ride to both the airport and the train station, and practically everything is easily accessible from here with plenty of bus and subway options. It's also very close to shopping malls and pedestrian streets. You can walk to various supermarkets, both big and small, within 20-25 minutes. There are many parks nearby, offering a pleasant environment perfect for a stroll or relaxation. The ground floor lobby has been renovated, and the restaurant and lobby bar facilities are much improved. While the rooms haven't been redecorated, they do have new air conditioning units and are kept very clean. There's even a currency exchange counter still available in the lobby, which is incredibly convenient. The breakfast is quite extensive, with coffee, juice, hot and cold dishes, salads, and a good variety of fruits. The homemade yogurt is delicious, and several pastry options change daily. Besides dried nuts, they also offer peanut brittle. The service is excellent, and the front desk staff speak very good English, making communication smooth and easy."

"Perfect location. Near to the metro ( red line) one stop away from blue line, 3 stops to Chorsu Bazaar. Hotel staffs were helpful and friendly. They try to help you the best they can. Breakfast was amazing. Alot of restaurants around. However, you can chill at the dining area on the 6th floor in the evening for a beer or when awaiting for your flight/train. The food was great anyway and comparable to the restaurants out there, with lesser crowd. The bed and pillows were comfortable, standard room was big enough for us. Totally enjoyed my stay there and Will recommend to everyone."

"I want to express my huge gratitude to all the hotel staff, as everything was impeccable. I especially want to thank the chefs in the restaurant; the breakfasts were delicious, varied, and all dishes were constantly refilled. Also, a big thank you to the guys at the front desk for resolving all the issues we approached them with. The hotel is very conveniently located, with tasty restaurants nearby (I especially recommend Beshkazan), parks, and it's not far from the metro and the airport. The airport transfer was complimentary. Everything was clean and very respectable. I highly recommend this hotel, which we will definitely return to."

"The hotel is conveniently located near the airport and the North Train Station. The service here is exceptional. The staff member who helped move my luggage to the room kindly reminded me to inform them during checkout so they could assist with bringing it down later. The next day, although I didn’t call for help and tried to move the luggage to the lobby myself, a cleaner noticed me immediately and quickly called another staff member to assist. I collected my luggage at 4 PM, and Ulubeg was incredibly kind and helpful. He assisted me in loading the luggage into the Yandex taxi. His dedication and professionalism truly created a memorable guest experience for me. I sincerely wish him continued success in the hospitality industry. The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. The hotel also has two swimming pools, which is very convenient for guests."

"We were very happy with the hotel!! 1. The location is super!!! You can walk to Tashkent City, Navruz Park, and the market in just 7 minutes. There are several parks nearby for walks!! Shops and a shopping center with great prices! There's a bank next door and three mobile operators directly opposite, which is very convenient for those who need to get a SIM card. The hotel has a large swimming pool. There are rarely more than 4 people, so it's perfect for unwinding after a day of walking. Several metro stations are also nearby!! Every room has an umbrella in case of rain!! The breakfasts are excellent! Room service is magical!! The rooms are large with sofas and a coffee machine, and the toiletries in the bathroom are very high quality. The only downside is the outdated wardrobes, BUT the bedding, towels, and bathrobes are luxurious. A special thank you for the linen spray!! The positives outweigh this minor wardrobe issue by 1000 percent. Well done, keep up the great work 👏 We will definitely be back. 🫶"

"First off, the in-room Wi-Fi was terrible, almost unusable. We checked in on Chinese New Year's Eve, hoping to watch the Spring Festival Gala, but the CCTV4 signal was poor and then cut out completely. The breakfast offered a good variety, but it was a bit cold and not particularly tasty. However, the staff member there was quite enthusiastic. There's an ATM in the lobby for cash withdrawals, which accepts Visa, but UnionPay cards didn't work. The hotel is conveniently located right next to a metro station and the Uzbekistan Hotel. When we checked out, an older gentleman was charmingly playing the piano in the lobby bar, all smiles~"

"The hostel seems quite new, clean, and well-maintained. The facilities are fairly complete, and there are enough bathrooms and toilets available. They were also clean and equipped with a hairdryer, which was very convenient. The location is good, close to the metro station and easy to find following Google Maps directions. One thing to note is that the hostel is located on the 4th floor and there is no elevator, so guests need to use the stairs. Overall, it is a good option for a short solo stay in Tashkent."

"This is my second time staying at this hotel. The room is exceptionally spacious, and while the decor is a bit dated, it's acceptable, and the cleanliness is good. The hotel has several Chinese staff members, so if you encounter any communication issues, you can always find someone to help. The breakfast is Chinese-style, which is a big plus for travelers who've been eating local cuisine. The Wi-Fi is also decent. Now for some downsides. Firstly, the room I stayed in this time was odd. There was a beam by the bed that was less than 1.7 meters high. This means if you get up in the middle of the night to use the restroom and forget about the low beam, you'll undoubtedly bump your head. I suggest they get a designer to reconfigure the room layout slightly. Secondly, there's no desk or chair in the room, making it impossible to work. Thirdly, the fourth floor frequently experiences water outages, while the first and second floors are fine, suggesting a water pressure issue. I had to go to the public restroom on B1 to use the toilet and wash up in the mornings. A Chinese tour guide complained to the front desk, stating this had been happening for two days and her guests wanted to check out and move rooms. The front desk staff just shrugged, saying there was nothing they could do. Finally, I stayed for several days, but at check-out, the small receipt only showed one day (even though I had been in the country for a week). The front desk claimed the system was down. I politely asked if they could provide an alternative document to prove I was registered, as I needed it for customs. I wasn't pushy, but the front desk staff seemed impatient and said they couldn't give me anything since the system was broken. Fortunately, there was a long queue at immigration when I left, and the border control didn't check."

"Our flight was delayed, and the nearest budget hotel was a 15-minute taxi ride away, costing 35,000 rubles each way. I booked it, and we arrived 20 minutes later, almost midnight. The guy was great, checked us in quickly, in two minutes, and he got all five stars. We slept for two hours and then headed to the airport. The beds weren't big, but they were comfortable. We didn't even know anything else after two hours of our stay."