New Hotels in Tashkent

"I really liked this hostel. The staff at the reception are great, always ready to help and give advice. A big plus is the free laundry and the option to leave your luggage until departure. The showers and restrooms are clean, they definitely keep an eye on that. There isn't really a common area, but the kitchen is spacious enough, so you can easily gather there! I recommend it :)"

"This hotel is absolutely stunning, both inside and out. The interior is beautifully adorned with vases, carpets, and elegant wood finishes. The staff were incredibly responsive and helpful. They allowed us to check in early, answered all our questions, and were always ready to assist. Our room had everything we needed for a comfortable stay, including combs, shaving kits, toothbrushes, shampoo, and conditioner. The towels, bathrobes, and bed linen were all spotlessly clean. Fresh water was delivered to our room daily. The breakfast was beyond excellent – so diverse and delicious! We enjoyed porridge, sausages, and salads, all incredibly tasty. There was also a great selection of cereals, samsa, plenty of pastries, and yogurts. The fruit selection was amazing, even featuring dragon fruit, delicious cherries, and local apricots. The hotel's location is perfect; it's just about a 10-minute walk to the market and only a couple of minutes to the Hazrat Imam Complex. We are 100% satisfied with our stay and will definitely return if we're ever in Tashkent again! Thank you!"

"## Review **Ambiance:** The environment is superb. It's not facing the main street, so it's relatively quiet. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the entire hotel, from the lobby to the rooms, is very clean and well-lit. **Cleanliness:** Excellent. There always seemed to be someone mopping the lobby. **Facilities:** The drain in the bathroom was absolutely frustrating. The water pressure was quite strong, so after a normal shower or hair wash, the bathroom would flood. The water would flow from the shower stall to the toilet area and even out into the room, soaking the floor. The first time, I didn't know, and my suitcase got soaked. The toilet flush was also very odd; the splash was too large. It would even auto-flush when I sat down, splashing onto me. **Service:** Overall good. They offered free laundry service, even delivering the clothes back to the room. Housekeeping was also very good, but for some reason, they kept throwing away my travel-sized products. Was it a misunderstanding? A brand-new, single-use makeup remover balm was thrown out, and so was my setting spray. This meant I had no makeup remover on my last night and had to go out and buy some. The front desk lady spoke English. I told her about the flooded bathroom, and she helped clean it up, which was great. The shower drain really impacted the stay experience. This isn't a 200-300 yuan per night room, so I hope it will be better on my next visit."

"This hotel is super clean! The facilities are new, everything is lovely. It's located in a bustling area, very vibrant. Most importantly, the owner and front desk staff are incredibly welcoming! The front desk provides all sorts of services! Especially one girl and a few boys, they are beautiful and kind! After checking in, I stored my luggage, completely free of charge! What truly made this hotel stand out for me was when I was taking a shared taxi back to Tashkent from Syrdarya. My stingy travel companion insisted on paying the driver 2 (20,000 UZS, which is about 11 RMB), but the driver was asking for 300,000 UZS (about 169 RMB) for over a hundred kilometers of travel... I didn't have any cash at the time, so I helped that gentleman pay. Since I had no cash, the hotel front desk called the owner, and the owner used their card to pay the driver in cash! The owner is amazing! That's why I especially recommend this place to my fellow countrymen! The price is relatively low, and the hotel is spotless! Everyone knows how great a new, clean hotel is!"

"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."

"When choosing this hotel, I noticed its excellent location online – truly convenient (close to the city center, airport, with the 'Tashkent' metro station nearby, and T. Shevchenko Street with its restaurants and cafes). The buffet breakfast was also a big plus, as was the staff's ability to speak Russian and English. The hotel accepted various payment methods (sums, rubles, dollars), and offered additional services, though we only used the pool with the jacuzzi function. The hotel is genuinely new, and we were among its first guests. The rooms are comfortable, with air conditioning, modern bathrooms, and cozy beds. The staff were very attentive and tried their best to meet guests' needs. The buffet breakfast had a local flavor, which was another added bonus. Our stay at the hotel was very comfortable. I highly recommend it."

"I had a wonderful experience at Marmaris Rakat Hotel in Tashkent. The hotel itself is incredibly comfortable, clean, and well-maintained, providing a perfect peaceful retreat in the city. What truly made my stay memorable, however, was the exceptional service. A special thanks to Ilyas at the front desk! He was incredibly professional, helpful, and went above and beyond to ensure I had everything I needed. It was an absolute pleasure interacting and chatting with him. His warm hospitality reflects the best of Uzbekistan. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tashkent!"

"The best hostel I've ever stayed in. Everything was very clean, the staff was friendly, and it was in a great location near the metro and a huge shopping mall. Breakfast was included!"

"This Hilton hotel in Tashkent just opened in April 2026. It was very clean, the rooms were very comfortable, the shower pressure and amenities were excellent, and the hairdryer had a powerful airflow. I stayed there for only one night after arriving in Uzbekistan and moving on to Samarkand the next day. That day, after checking in, I ate at MAROON by Novikov, a highly-rated restaurant on the first floor of the hotel. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was great, and it seems to be very popular, bustling with stylish locals. I chose this hotel because I was arriving in Tashkent on a direct flight and only needed one night before moving on to another city the next day, and it was a great decision. My pet slept soundly in the comfortable bed, and since I ate dinner at the highly-rated restaurant, I didn't leave the hotel at all after checking in and was able to check out in the morning. If you're using a hotel for similar reasons, I would highly recommend it and be very satisfied. Of course, the breakfast buffet in the morning also had a wonderful selection and I was very happy with my breakfast."

"This was my first time in Uganda, and I chose a Chinese-owned hotel. Even though I was far from home, I still felt a sense of warmth and familiarity. The hotel's decor was luxurious and elegant, and the staff were all incredibly humorous, witty, and friendly. I had a perfect little getaway (and the beef noodles in the morning were a real treat for a Chinese palate!)"