If I recall correctly, the hotel's top floor is the fifth floor. I highly recommend booking and, in advance, contacting the hotel via email or phone to request a 'top floor, non-street-facing' room. The street-facing side can be quite noisy at night. The balcony on the top floor, non-street-facing side offers excellent views of the Grand Mosque, the Tashkent TV Tower, and on clear days, you can even faintly see the outlines of distant snow-capped mountains.
The fragrance in the hotel lobby is particularly outstanding. The front desk mentioned it's a Dr. Vranjes brand (Oud + Wine blend) that the owner brought back from Italy; the scent has a very luxurious feel to it. The pool and sauna require advance booking, which is great for families who prefer private use – the experience is excellent.
Downsides: The bathroom doesn't have a door, so water easily splashes everywhere when showering. There's no anti-slip mat on the floor, making it very slippery; I had to use a bath towel to prevent slipping. The hot water temperature is a bit too high and difficult to regulate.
Overall, if you can communicate in advance and secure a 'top floor, non-street-facing' room, it's definitely worth the stay. As long as you're mindful of the bathroom's slipperiness and water temperature issues, I would still give it a high rating.
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