Elite Art Hotel

I stayed here on the first day of my first trip to Uzbekistan. It was a very good hotel, except for the fact that the water pressure in the shower was a little weak. The staff were especially friendly and I would like to stay here again.

Hôtel en travaux

I was on vacation with my children. The hotel is very well located, not far from a cafe, shop, place. I want to mention the most delicious breakfasts! Even an ordinary vegetable salad was delicious for me! Baking is beyond praise! The staff is responsive and friendly.

The guest house, although small, is dirty and covered in dust. The rooms are spacious, but the bed linen is dirty. We arrived at 1 am and were given a room with combined beds, although we had booked 2 separate beds. The bed looked worn out, covered in stains and hair. Until 3 o'clock they were looking for replacement linen; in the end they brought us dirty, ironed duvet covers and a couple of clean pillowcases from a neighboring hotel. The duvet covers had to be turned inside out. In the morning, everything was replaced, but as they say, the impression was already spoiled. The breakfasts are terrible, there’s nothing to eat, and guests from the neighboring hotel also eat here, so if you come back later, there’s nothing. The guest house is located on a back street, there was construction going on nearby. The only plus was that in about 20 minutes you could walk to Nekht Mall and Magic City Park (which is worth a visit!). P.S While staying in Tashkent in March 2023, a strong earthquake of 6.6 magnitude occurred (the epicenter was in Afghanistan with a magnitude of 7.8). So the guest house where we stayed (you can’t call it a hotel!) withstood these 6.6 points perfectly, so this can be considered a plus)))