Luna Plaza Hotel in Tashkent

Hotel S & D Hostel is clean and feels very new. The receptionist kindly showed us the room first, and when we changed our mind, he happily helped us switch to another one. When I was leaving, he even helped carry my luggage down the stairs, which I really appreciated.
The host is very friendly and loves chatting with guests, always checking in to see how I and my mom were doing. Such a warm and hospitable place.
If I come back to Tashkent, I will definitely stay here again.

Nice hotel, service superb ,, they help me carry my heavy bag to yandex , they help me talk to yandex … nice breakfast

Will stay here next time :)

It's good and nice place 😌 .
Rooms are very clean 👌 and good environments, services are very good 👍 .

Awesome Hotel, cooperative staff, beautiful environment, very economical must visit

Very nice hotel, we really enjoyed, thank you for your service 😎😎

House turned into hotel and very friendly staff. Great deal for the price of ~30$. Very accommodating. We requested check-in earlier and was accepted.

The care and attention is very good, clean and hygiene. I highly recommend it.

Great hotel, has everything you need. Clean, comfortable. Upon check-in, we were given bath towels and soap/shampoo/brush/paste sets. There is a kitchen area where you can drink tea and coffee. There is a water cooler (we never went into the city without water :)). We were happy to return to rest after long walks around the city. There are many beautiful locations nearby, within walking distance.
The staff is polite and always ready to help.
They told us about interesting places in Tashkent, what to see, where to eat deliciously. They suggested a trip to the mountains and agreeing was the best decision, hundreds of beautiful photos from this trip, gorgeous views.
I will recommend this hotel to friends

All liked it! We were traveling from Russia and after standing at the border at 15:00, this hotel simply became a stronghold for our vacation.

We took a swim, turned on the air conditioning and fell asleep. We stayed here for 2 days, it turned out that on the first day we were accommodated in one room, on the second day we moved to another. One room is more spacious, with a separate toilet and bath, wardrobe, table, air conditioning, TV. We were provided with a large and small towel for each person, and in the bathroom there were sets with shampoo, toothbrush, and toothpaste waiting for us. I think if we took two children with us, we could easily fit there with extra beds.

The second room is simpler and smaller: a combined toilet and shower, a floor hanger instead of a closet, the rest is the same: air conditioning, two beds, a table, a TV.

I was pleased: cleanliness, order, clean bed linen (I personally saw how it was washed for 1.5 hours at a temperature of 60 degrees, and then ironed).

We were pleased with the usual breakfasts for our stomachs: scrambled eggs with sausage + buckwheat porridge with milk + sandwiches with butter and cheese, the next day a boiled egg and another porridge.

Tashkent was an intermediate point, then we went to Navoi and today we wandered around in search of such “native” breakfasts))).

Another plus is the location, there are places to walk and things to see within walking distance.

The only negative is the audibility in the rooms, but this is the case everywhere we have been, but here no one made much noise).

I would especially like to note the hospitality of the hosts. Sardor received us as if we were his old acquaintances, he would answer any question, show us everything, tell us everything.
In general, on the way back we will most likely stop here as well.