Comfort Uz Hotel in Tashkent

Because the rooms are small
The toilet and bathroom are unhygienic, the TV only shows one channel
The staff is rude
Especially the owner, Nabi Dustmukhamedov
We paid in dollars, they took it at a reduced price; the exchange rate was 9350, but they charged us 9000 soums per dollar
And they explained that even if we go to the bank, we still have to pay for a taxi)) We'd rather take a taxi than a taxi, in short, the staff are hungry👎👎👎👎

It says the hotel is rated 4+... that's way, way wrong.
We stopped here because the hotels we wanted to stay at were full (they were stupid and didn't make a reservation). We asked the taxi driver to take us to a good, not-so-expensive hotel. I don't remember the license plate number, otherwise I would have written it down so we wouldn't get into trouble. 1. Upon check-in, they said the room was $25, and we started checking in. They added that the fee was per person and asked us to pay extra (there were two of us, so we had to pay $50). It was already late and we were tired, so we stayed.
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2. They served breakfast: two pieces of stale bread (one with butter, one without), a very thin sausage, and one gingerbread.))))
3. There's a shared balcony next to the stairs (the hotel is on the 2nd floor of a shared building with a restaurant). The stairs face the street and overlook the roadway. You can dry laundry and other things on this balcony....
4. The hotel itself is located on the outskirts of the city, so getting anywhere is expensive because it's hard to catch a taxi, and a taxi is even more expensive.
5. The hotel has Wi-Fi, but it's only fast enough for instant messaging.
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We stayed the night and moved to another hotel, which has two stars and is the same price. ($50) per room, but the rating on Booking.com is 8.3. This hotel should be a 4+, everything's great, but that review will be for that hotel.
In short, don't stay at this hotel. Don't waste your money or your nerves. Good luck to everyone.