Uzbekistan Hotels | Landmark Hotels in Tashkent.

| Landmark hotel in Tashkent. ❣️M's review - One of Tashkent's landmark buildings, a 50-year-old hotel. It is recommended to visit, but it is really not suitable for staying. If you want to experience it, it is recommended to stay for only one day. There is no air conditioning, so don’t choose this place when it’s hot; people with obsessive-compulsive disorder should definitely not choose this place. 🏨 About the hotel - 🌈 Let's talk about the advantages first~ Location: Really good, right at the subway entrance, very convenient transportation, and close to attractions. There is a good supermarket about 10 minutes' walk away, which is convenient for buying snacks and drinks. Room: Very Russian style, large space, balcony, and very nice view. Breakfast: Not many varieties, there are milk and bread, the taste is ok. Bar: Few people, very cheap, relatively secluded location, good view. 💢There are still a lot of shortcomings, mainly concentrated in the room, which is not very friendly from the perspective of stay experience, hygiene, comfort, and girls. The first thing to say is that there is no air conditioning, so choose carefully when the weather is hot. (There is heating in winter, it is very hot and dry, so prepare water in advance) The overall sanitation of the room is quite bad, the carpet is very dirty, I used slippers once, but the quality is very poor, the floor becomes black after walking a few steps... The bed was really uncomfortable, with springs and it was quite uneven. The bathroom is very... old, no paper towels, the hair dryer is very old and has little wind. There are basically no bath products... It is not very friendly to girls. There is no place to put cosmetics in the bathroom. It is also inconvenient to not have paper towels and a good hair dryer. The light is very dim and it is not easy to put on makeup. In general, the hardware is not good and the software is not there. 🗨The 50-year-old Hotel Uzbekistan was built in 1964 and put into use in 1974. It is also the first modernist building in Tashkent. There are still many options in Tashkent at the same price. If you are not here for curiosity or taking photos, the facilities and environment are too old and the cost-effectiveness is relatively low. If you want to check out Tashkent’s modernist architecture, I recommend an Instagram account of a research project. They created an App for the route of Tashkent’s modernist architecture, which includes the route and introduction.