Pet friendly Hotels in Tashkent

The hotel is very modern, the hallways are so creative, and the greenery is so soothing. I was very satisfied with my stay. The service staff were excellent! Thumbs up, definitely my first choice for next trip!

This hotel is very close to the airport, clean, and tidy. The front desk has staff who speak Chinese, especially one young lady who was incredibly friendly and helpful with things like getting a taxi and many other issues. She even recommended local food. It's a great hotel for Chinese travelers, providing an excellent experience.

We stayed at the JW Marriott Tashkent, and it truly lived up to our expectations. The first thing that stands out is the breakfast. It's excellent: various types of lightly salted fish, fresh berries, tropical fruits, and freshly squeezed juices. Everything is high-quality, without feeling mass-produced or cheap. The hotel itself is new with a recent renovation – everything looks modern and well-maintained, not tired at all. The rooms are comfortable and pleasant to be in. The spa area deserves a special mention: it's decent, clean, and peaceful, a great place to relax. And a huge plus is the staff. They are very customer-oriented; you can feel the high level of service, not just formality. Comparing it to the Hyatt Regency Tashkent, for me, the JW Marriott is noticeably superior in every aspect: both in atmosphere and quality. Overall: one of the best options in Tashkent, a place I'd love to return to.

I don't have any major complaints about the hotel: it's clean and has a great location, but there are a few ”buts”: 1. The actual exterior of the hotel doesn't match the photos on Trip.com; there's active construction going on. 2. Out of three nights, two involved dealing with the police: the first time, I called the patrol because of a rowdy neighbor whom no one from the administration was addressing, and his throwing himself against the walls at 1 AM wasn't conducive to a good night's sleep. The second time, the morning was spent talking to immigration officers who informed me that the hotel basically doesn't have a license and either doesn't register guests or registers them at a different address. These issues didn't directly affect us, and I certainly don't have any complaints about the hotel itself. The breakfasts are a bit peculiar. A huge plus is that they allowed a late check-out until 5 PM. Good luck to the hotel with finishing construction and getting all their permits.

A 16-minute taxi ride from the train station, costing 32,000 UZS, drops you off right in front of the hotel (pictured in photo 2). Walk a little further in, and you'll see the hotel's exterior (pictured in photo 3). The entire building is clean and brightly lit, with an outdoor lounge area. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, offering two bottles of mineral water and breakfast. The highlight of this hotel is the thoughtful and handsome owner. He makes check-in a breeze for Chinese guests, provides useful information like where to buy SIM cards, and even helped us with an urgent currency exchange. It was incredibly convenient and well-handled. Huge thanks to him! 🙏 Getting around Tashkent with Yandex Go is affordable, usually around 20,000 UZS, which is about ¥12. Photo 9 shows the mosque near the hotel. Everything was great, I loved it! I'd definitely recommend it to friends! Thank you to the owner and all the staff!

Normal hotel on 1-2 nights, good breakfasts, only coffee is not natural. The location didn't like very much, in the pedestrian accessibility there is no place to eat and almost everywhere by taxi, metro is near, but it is necessary to walk 15 minutes.

參加塔什幹展會，客户幫忙介紹的酒店，整體相當於國內如家快捷的水準，距離會展中心將近1小時車程，老闆是中國人。如果想節約費用，可以考慮。