Tashkent Hostels

Really regret not getting a villa because they are sold out almost immediately 😭 that small pool to cool down would have been Amazing at 40+ degrees weather. Plan your trips around spring or autumn not mid August (although some price are lower). A nice bedroom is also great! Kitchen is a huge bonus! We went to the bazar and bought so much food with us that we ate breakfast or snacks in the room for most of our stay! Super convenient to order food and groceries but you are competing with amazing restaurants near you, walking distance. Anjir restaurant is SOOO underrated! Just walk over the road and you are met with so much choice that you are practically forced to go there every day for lunch or dinner. We went there 3 times... Haven't even tried half of the menu yet... Overall amazing experience and staff is also friendly. Most speak Russian but also some can speak English. I found breakfast for us not to be worth it because we slept till mid day but if you can wake up between 8-11 they change foods every day so some days it's amazing some are just ok. Beware if you book early morning tours you won't have time to eat cuz tours pick you up at 8am and breakfast starts at 8am ... 5 star for sure! Very very clean AAAAAAANNNNDDD London, France, Georgia, none have working fans in the bathroom, this one DOES! idk about you but for me that was very important!

Here’s a polished, natural-sounding review you can use: ⸻ I had a very pleasant stay at Musafir Hotel. The location is extremely convenient — just a short walk from Tashkent City Park, which made it easy to enjoy the area and relax nearby. The service was genuinely great. The staff were attentive and responsive — for example, they kindly provided extra water whenever I asked, which I really appreciated. Housekeeping was also consistent, with the room cleaned daily. I stayed in a small single room, which was compact but comfortable and well-maintained. Overall, I think the hotel offers a very good balance between price, comfort, and quality. There were a couple of minor issues with the TV and air conditioning during my stay, but the staff handled everything quickly and professionally. They even offered a small gift as an apology, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a comfortable and well-located place to stay in Tashkent.

The first one is the name of the net red restaurant next to it, one kilometer away. Other photos are facilities inside the hotel. What needs to be suggested is that the clock hanging at the front desk does not have China. I hope to put a watch is Chinese time, haha. The fourth floor is the restaurant.

Although it is a public bathroom, it is really clean and tidy, the room is very quiet and hygienic, and the Internet TV wifi is easy to use, the boss waiter is friendly and polite, and the Chinese are super kind! Affordable price, highly recommended 👍👍👍

The room was big and clean. Amenities are satisfying. The staff was polite and helpful. Make sure the hotel is located a bit far from the city center and the airport but there will be no problem if you take a taxi.

We stopped for a few hours to rest after our flight. We were given two rooms. One had an air conditioner that barely worked. The other had a fan. It gets around +40 degrees Celsius in Tashkent during the day. A pleasant young man checked us in at reception. Overall, it's an okay place to stay if it's not for too long. The hostel is located in a remote industrial area. We booked this hostel because of its low price.

The biggest advantage of this hotel is that it is cheap, the room is still big, but there is no elevator, you have to carry your luggage on the second and third floors. Go out and turn right and cross the community to the main road. There is a korzinka supermarket. You can buy fresh cakes and roast chicken drinks. It’s okay to live on business trips.

The hotel is conveniently located near Shota Rustaveli Street, but on a quiet side street, not the main bustling one. My room faced the courtyard, which was nice and very quiet. There's a dining room for all guests where breakfast is served every morning, and you can get tea or coffee throughout the day. As for breakfast, I wasn't too impressed. The sausages were tasteless and seemed to be meat-free, as the cat and kittens that always came into the dining room wouldn't even touch them. The only somewhat edible options for breakfast were the eggs and omelets. The rice and buckwheat were bland and always cold. However, you could always find something to eat. Overall, I don't regret choosing this hotel. It's only two bus stops from the metro, and you can easily walk there without luggage. The bus stops are close to the hotel. Nearby, there are many small grocery stores where you can buy water, juice, or lemonade. I would recommend this hotel for a two-day stay.

My stay at Retro Palace was a pleasant and memorable experience overall. The hotel offers a charming blend of classic design and modern comfort, making it a great choice for travelers who appreciate a unique atmosphere. From the moment I arrived, the staff were welcoming, professional, and eager to assist with any requests, which immediately created a positive first impression. The room was clean, spacious, and thoughtfully decorated with a retro-inspired aesthetic that gave it a distinctive character. The bed was comfortable, and all essential amenities were provided, including reliable Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a well-maintained bathroom. I especially appreciated the attention to detail in the interior design, which added a cozy and stylish touch to the stay. The location of Retro Palace is another strong advantage. It is conveniently situated near key attractions, restaurants, and transportation options, making it easy to explore the surrounding area without much hassle. Whether traveling for leisure or business, the accessibility of the hotel is definitely a plus. In terms of facilities, the hotel provides everything needed for a comfortable stay. While it may not be a luxury property, it delivers excellent value for money. The common areas are well-kept, and the overall ambiance is relaxed and inviting. I also found the check-in and check-out process to be smooth and efficient. One minor area for improvement would be the breakfast selection, which could benefit from a bit more variety. However, this did not significantly impact my overall experience, as there are many nearby dining options to explore. Overall, I would highly recommend Retro Palace to travelers looking for a comfortable, stylish, and reasonably priced accommodation. The combination of friendly service, convenient location, and unique design makes it a solid choice for anyone visiting the area. I would gladly stay here again in the future.

I came to Tashkent on a business trip and happened to catch up with Tashkent's peak season. I had previously booked other hotels under the Wanhao brand, but they were all sold out that day. I saw that this local hotel was also under the Wanhao brand, so I made an order decisively. The price was not expensive, and it also included breakfast. The locals were also very polite. It is highly recommended