Tashkent Hotels with Bars

A great hotel with excellent service. Rooftop pool has great vibes, sauna, ice room and steam room are great too. Gym is of sufficient standard with enough equipment but not outstanding. Razors and toothpaste in the rooms wasn’t the best but I can’t fault anything with my stay. Staff were great, environment and atmosphere was good. They went above and beyond particularly in allowing us an early check in after a 13 hour overnight bus from Tashkent. Highly Recommend staying here

Everything was great! The hotel is excellent, seemingly very new. The cleaning service was very good and done daily. The room had absolutely everything you could need. The staff were polite. I especially loved the breakfast! I would definitely return to this hotel next time!

Wonderful new hotel with amazing breakfasts offering both local and European cuisine. The staff are incredibly attentive, and the service is top-notch. The room was clean, the surrounding streets were quiet, and it was a 20-30 minute taxi ride to the city center. There's a gym and a pool. They also have a quiet outdoor veranda where you can enjoy coffee. We'll definitely be back! 👍🏽

Хороший отель: чисто, в номере есть туалетные принадлежности (щетка, паста, гель, шампунь), чайный набор, 2 бутылки воды, пополняемые ежедневно. Мини бар платный. Сауна платная, мы не ходили. Персонал говорит на русском, приятный в общении и готовый помочь. В ресторане под заказ готовили на завтрак каши: рисовая, манная, овсяная. Завтраки разнообразные: блины, яйца жареные, омлеты, овощи жареные, пицца, шарлотка…

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this hotel, but I can only give it 4 stars, and here's why: What I liked: The breakfast was excellent, with Shin Ramyun, plenty of vegetables, and soups with frequently changing flavors. The gym definitely deserves 100 points. The pool was just okay; it was too short at only 15 meters, and the water was a bit cold – it was freezing the first time I went, but got a bit better later. There's a sauna, but the steam room had an odd smell. What I didn't like: 1. **Soundproofing:** It was poor. I could clearly hear my neighbor snoring at night. I stayed in a family suite for a while, and theoretically, with the higher price, the location should be better, but all the family suites were next to the stairs. I couldn't sleep at all the first night because people were walking up and down the stairs all night. It got a bit better when I moved to a higher floor. However, the refrigerator in the suite's living room was very noisy; I had to unplug it every night. Interestingly, the fridge in the standard room I moved to later had no noise. 2. **Cleanliness:** The cleaning can be described as very perfunctory. Hairs on the floor were often left uncleared, they frequently forgot to provide coffee, occasionally forgot water, and sometimes even towels. One weekend, I personally saw a cleaner finish cleaning a room in just one minute.

My room was exactly as shown in the photos and I believe there’s daily cleaning. The hot water and WiFi worked and also, the windows let in a lot of natural light. I arrived very early in the morning and the person working at the time was rude. I think because he had to awake from his sleep when arrived, he didn’t like that. The other staff members I encountered were fine and I didn’t see the rude guy the rest of my trip thankfully.

The service details were impeccable, especially the offshore business services which exceeded my expectations. Communicating with Chairman Anxin of the hotel allowed me to gain a deeper and faster understanding of Uzbekistan's national conditions and investment opportunities in the construction and real estate industries that I'm interested in. They even introduced me to potential partners, which was fantastic! [Strong][Strong]

The hotel breakfast was good quality. The rooms were well-maintained and clean. It's conveniently located, and the front desk helped me arrange a taxi to T2 airport, which only cost 50,000 Sum. Overall, the service quality is excellent, and the facilities are modern. I'd definitely recommend it.

This grand old hotel, a relic from the Soviet era of the 1960s, is incredibly atmospheric. Its Soviet Modernist architecture, combined with the traditional honeycomb window lattice aesthetics of Central Asia – an intangible cultural heritage – still feels incredibly avant-garde today. The honeycomb-like cells on the exterior facade are actually individual guest rooms, and the building's appearance is stunning both in the morning and evening. The hardware is quite old; the air conditioning was very noisy, and an engineer eventually had to come and find the main switch downstairs to turn it off. The cleanliness was acceptable, but bringing your own disposable bedding would offer more peace of mind. Breakfast only starts at 7 AM, which can be tight if you have a very early train. We had an 8:37 AM train, ate at seven, picked up our luggage at 7:40 AM, and it was a ten-minute taxi ride to the station – perfect timing. The breakfast spread included a full range of local specialties like cheese and yogurt. From the hotel, you can see the Timur statue across the street. It's right next to the subway, and the underground passage layout strongly resembles the subway passages at Tiananmen Square. For this location and price, being able to experience such unique architectural art from that era is definitely worth it.

The Tashkent Square Hotel boasts a prime location within walking distance of the city center. With comprehensive facilities, attentive service, and a generous breakfast, it's an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers. The beautiful city center is right outside the door! Taxis are readily available. Extra beds are available.