Eleon Hotel - Hostel in Tashkent

I rented a room on the first floor with my family for several days. I will share some impressions. There is a common kitchen (home-style) with a sufficient amount of equipment and utensils. If, of course, the hotel is full, then of course a queue will form. There is a good washing machine, but there is only one folding clothes dryer for the whole hotel, if you have washed your underwear you will have to show it to the whole hotel - let them envy. There is a cooler, but no drinking water. I asked to order water with my payment, for some reason the staff did not manage to do it. The staff allows themselves to smoke in the kitchen. There is no cleaning in the rooms, so there is no replenishment of such consumables as soap, toilet paper and other things that are customary in hotels. The door to the bathroom and from it to the street does not close, respectively, there is no sound insulation either. No disposable slippers. It is customary to take off your shoes before entering the hotel and not in the room and go barefoot everywhere. Insufficient lighting, no table lamps, if you want to read, nothing will come of it. The light in the shower room is constantly blinking. No robes. All doors are creaking. From the street to the shower, the doors and windows are transparent, from the second floor everything can be seen with a strong desire. There is WIFI, which is very good, but it constantly disappears or at times the speed is simply not there, that's why I did not use it. In general, if you are an expat and are used to standard hotels, then this is definitely not the place for you. And in other matters one stay for one night as for me is quite possible, if the above listed does not bother you.