Semurg Hotel in Tashkent

Everything is great so far except the location. But in Tashkent you will anyway need to walk a lot, so no complaints.
Room: large, bed is comfortable, has hair dryer and everythin required. Although towels look a little dirty, they doesn’t leave stains or have smell. Only problem was a strong smell from drain that didn’t disappear for all time I was staying there.
Staff: speaks Russian, so for me it was easier to communicate. Very friendly and helpful, had only good experience talking to them.
Breakfast: amazing! Enjoyed everything I tried there, many types of food for everyone.
Location: I’ll be clear, it’s pretty far from subway station. If you use taxi, then you won’t face any problems with location. Besides, there are several convenience stores around hotel as well as good restaurants. At night street is quiet.

This isn't my first time booking this hotel. The breakfast is modest, but everything else is fine. It's perfect for an overnight stay and exploring the city. The location is excellent.

No water in the room. Rezt of things are goo

The mattresses were very firm (maybe that's just a personal preference), and the bathroom in our ground-floor room had a strong sewer smell. This hotel is really just for a one-night stay, nothing more.

Very comfortable hotel within 20 minutes walk from Tashkent station.

I arrived at 2300 and there is a monopoly of taxis. Frankly, I just wanted to get to the hotel so I hired the official airport taxi (there is a stand before customs, as well as money change facilities). The driver had a little difficulty locating it, but it is actually a couple hundred of meters from a mayor street.
After traveling in China, I was relief to notice that the people at the hotel speak English (thanks Haselbeck). The room is clean and right behind the reception, at street level. Since the windows open, I asked Haselbeck about the crime situation and he laughed, stating that this doesn't happen in Uzbekistan.
Breakfast was very good, with cold meats, eggs, cereal, cookies, cake, tea, coffee and blynis. While having breakfast I spoke to a person from India who was working is Tashkent about how he transports, since the Metro is about 1600 m away. He laughed it and told me to use Yandex Go and order taxis. Great find! They are really inexpensive .

Cozy bur value for moment. Staff is very helpful and speak English very well