Navruz Hotel in Tashkent

The hotel was quiet, the rooms were spacious, the beds were comfortable, and the breakfast had a wide variety of choices and tasted good.

Good location

The facilities and hygiene are good, and it's close to the booth. I choose this place every year.

Everything is great, but they couldn't issue the necessary documents for the accounting department. They said that they can't do it when booking through trip.com, although they do it for *********** :( They only issued some kind of certificate of accommodation

I think all the facilities are very useful and the hotel service is great! The breakfast variety is also rich!

Facilities: OK
Sanitation: OK
Environment: OK

I stayed in Tashkent for over a week on my first trip. I booked the hotel blindly through my company, accepting it based on good reviews. The hotel is located on a side street off Tashkent's main road, just the second house after turning off the main road. Finding it was a breeze. Timur Square is a leisurely 25-minute walk on weekends. The rooms aren't luxurious, but they are very clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. As others have said, the breakfast options aren't as extensive as those at Yaduo in China, but they were all quite good. From cold meats, salads, and cheese to hot dishes, hot soup, milk, cereal, fruit, cake, juice, coffee... They were always trying to find ways to add variety to the limited space every day. There's a cute cat family right outside the hotel, and there's a cat kennel across the street. The hotel even feeds the cats outdoors, which is a very loving gesture. It was a very pleasant stay here. I hope to return to Tashkent for Navruz someday!

I had such a lovely stay here. All the hotel staff were quick to help and show a smile.
The breakfast buffet was big and the selection changed daily. The swimming pool and courtyard were lovely, and the sixth-floor terrace (and my room) had cear views to the TV Tower. There is also a bar, gym, and sauna, but I didn't use those.
The location is convenient – the nearest metro station, Bodomzor, is a five minute walk away, as are several convenience shops, local fast food places, a western style restaurant and a cafe (all to the north along the main road). It is just far enough off the main road for it to be quiet at night.