Tashkent Hotels with Breakfast

I had a wonderful experience at this hotel. It is a brand-new hotel, and everything was modern, clean, and well-maintained. The rooms were comfortable and beautifully designed. The staff was friendly, professional, and always ready to help. The location was convenient, and the facilities were excellent. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would highly recommend this hotel to others. I look forward to staying here again in the future. Thank you for the great hospitality! 😊

This is the second time this summer I have stayed at this hotel and everything about it is excellent. From the reception area and the greeting I received to the room, restaurant and many other amenities. The staff around the reception area were always ready to help and very attentive in particular Doniyor who really made me feel that he was genuinely interested in making sure my stay was as pleasant as possible. The room was, just like the last time, spotlessly clean with a very comfortable with an excellent shower. A cheap and efficient laundry service is available. The breakfast buffet was first class with an excellent selection of food. I also ate lunch and dinner in the hotel and the restaurant food was wonderful. I ate all meals at the hotel over my two stays and I highly recommend it. Again the restaurant staff and in particular Elbek were very efficient and food recommendations were spot on. The hotel also offers a very well equipped gym, a sauna, steam room and pool free of charge for guests with a payable spa massage on request. I want to give a special mention to Malika, the young girl who owns small shop in the reception area selling beautiful hand made jewelry, rugs, scarves and other items. Almost everything is hand made and that which is not she clearly points it out. It is all very reasonably priced and I was very happy to buy several items from her.  I had an excellent stay at this hotel and would thoroughly recommend Swissotel Tashkent.  Finally if you are considering using Tashkent only as a stopover I would really recommend at least two nights and one full day as there are plenty of things to do including the metro stations, an outdoor train museum which was excellent, bazaars, a wonderful mosque and go take pictures of the Soviet-built Uzbekistan Hotel built in the Soviet Brutalist style with an Asian influence, absolutely beautiful and very different to the architecture found it Khiva etc. So I would advise, stay in Tashkent either at the start or end of your trip or both as I did and stay at the Swissotel. You will not regret it.

Recap of my stay. When I entered the rooms the materials were of high quality and the beds were soft. The lighting was decent but the TV was outdated. The bathtub was aesthetically pleasing but was extremely uncomfortable to lay in. Regarding the amenities; the pools were nice in theory but it was full of loud and obnoxious people. The rules on the wall say not to bring glassware in the pool yet there were countless people with beers in the water which is a bit of a safety concern with children running around everywhere. Staff was either not attentive or just selective on who to enforce rules upon. The executive lounge was fairly decent with their offering. The restaurant on the rooftop was not great on the other hand. Food was sub par and the cocktails were terrible to say the least. They had a small selection of both cocktails and maybe 2 or three hookah flavors. As for the staff the reception and security were nice. The problems are hidden above the elevator in the lobby. When going to the restaurant upstairs the hostess greeted me and directed me to the table. She asked me what language I wanted my menu and I said “English, thank you.” Then she hesitantly handed me the menu in English asked “Where are you from? We have other languages on the bottom.” I looked at the bottom and the three languages were English Russian and Chinese. The hint that I would be better suited with Chinese was unnecessary. I’m born and raised in America but of Korean descent. I walked in speaking with no accent compared to the hostess’s broken English. I am also grown enough to tell you my language of preference. If I ask for a menu in English I expect an English menu without a side of racial profiling to sour the evening. The second staff issue was when entering the executive lounge. We went for the evening hors d'oeuvres. There were a handful of people entering and leaving, but when we went to grab food and drinks, someone from the staff had stopped me and asked me “What room number are you in?” He didn’t approach or ask any other guests in the room. You can’t even enter the lounge without the appropriate keycard that allows access. The staff did an excellent job at profiling and making you feel unwelcome in every corner of the hotel. We were quiet and respectful guests. Not sure what the issue could have stemmed from. Overall my stay at the hotel was not bad but the staff spoiled the stay. It was par for the course for my trip in this country, with countless people shouting ni hao as I explored the city and taxi drivers becoming belligerent. You won’t find solace from ****** and ignorant behavior from even the staff at the most upscale hotels in the country. Disappointing to say the least. The Hilton in Tashkent and Uzbekistan itself has earned its rightful place on my “skip it” list.

The hotel isn't located in the heart of Tashkent, but it's close to the airport and high-speed rail station, about a 10-minute drive away. Surrounded by residential areas, it's relatively quiet at night. The room wasn't large, but it was clean and tidy. The bathroom had plenty of hot water, and disposable toiletries were provided. Overall, it was a good value.

We spent 3 nights at this hotel. It's a fantastic hotel located in a quiet neighborhood, boasting a cozy courtyard that hides three pools. As soon as we arrived, staff met us at the entrance and helped with our luggage. After completing the check-in formalities, we were shown to our room. The room was spotless and came with bottled water, replenished daily, along with toiletries, slippers, bathrobes, combs, and more. The air conditioning worked quietly even in the heat. Housekeeping was done daily. The next day, a buffet-style breakfast awaited us on the -1 floor. There was a rich selection, and we especially enjoyed the fresh fruits – melon and watermelon. Within the hotel grounds, there are three pools: one outdoor in the sun, and two indoor. There's also a Hammam and a Finnish sauna. Our stay at this hotel was worth every soum. We absolutely loved it. I highly recommend it and will definitely stay here again on my next visit to Tashkent. The location is very close to the road leading to the airport, a 7-minute taxi ride. The city bus stops right in front of the hotel entrance.

This hotel is perfect for Chinese travelers landing in Tashkent! It's very close to the airport, making taxis incredibly convenient for getting around – no transport worries at all. The front desk staff speak fluent Chinese, so communication is seamless, and they're efficient and helpful in resolving any issues. The rooms are clean and tidy, with good lighting and facilities, making for a comfortable stay. The breakfast offers authentic Chinese food, which is especially heartwarming to enjoy a taste of home while abroad. Overall, it offers excellent value for money!

Good hotel. My main complaint is that I got the smallest room; it was fine for one person to spend the night, but it wouldn't be very comfortable for two. Also, it's quite a distance to the metro if you plan on using it (I took taxis). Within walking distance, there's the popular Beshqozon restaurant, where you can try various types of pilaf. The staff were good and responsive. My only major disappointment is that for some reason, they didn't tell me I'd left items in my room, even though I didn't leave the hotel immediately. I left my suitcase at storage and returned a couple of hours later.

Finding the hotel was challenging. Took me circumvate the entire train station twice when I finally called them for direction. Imagine the station is huge & with my luggages & crossing the security twice, even the security were clueless. The front desk lady was sweet & nice to walk out & directed me. That was a huge help. I think they should place clear signages. Check-In process was a nightmare. They couldn’t confirmed my booking even though I have shown the confirmed voucher online. After much deliberation they accepted my booking. Next come the payment. None of my cards was accepted even though i have been using them throughout my 2 weeks travel in Uzbekistan. They would not allow me to check in until full payment was made. Since I only have USD, they insist that I change at the nearest bank. A nice consolation was that a young front desk staff willingly to walk me to the hotel. All these took me around 2 stressful hours walking in & out & around. The hostel is very new. Super huge room, again brand new. Super clean. But I don’t understand why not a single basic amenities was provided; body soap or shampoo. The front desk however promptly provided upon request the following day. I believe most who stayed usually 1-night. The location was almost perfect, if only the hotel guests don’t need to keep going through the security scanning every each time both going in & out. Imagine I’m staying 3 nights. My advice please ensure you have local SOM for payment in case your card is not accepted. The hotel is on the left end of the station (if you exit from the train looking towards the building station) it’s better that you call them once you feel lost as the assist you the direction. Just be mindful that you need to go through the security scan every each time you enter & exit. However, if someone planning a train connection to other cities, this is 100% spot on recommended. I would like to commend on the front staff lady, Dildora for her professionalism & calm demeanour. Thank you.

The room was okay, but I booked one with a balcony and got one without. I tried to sort it out through Trip.com, but they just kept saying there were no rooms available until, magically, one appeared in the end. 🙂

A retro-style hotel. Pros: Good location, close to a metro station, bank, public services center, market, mobile store, and delicious food. Quiet courtyard. There's a water cooler. They ask daily if you need housekeeping. Cons: Bad mattress, the springs are very noticeable, even with a mattress topper. Poor breakfast. The only fresh vegetables are cucumbers. Eggplant and cauliflower are fried in batter. Sausages are cheap. The cheese is processed. For fruit, only apples, and they're bruised. Instant coffee. If you go at 8 AM, the food is fresher; later, it's reheated with added oil, eggs are quickly fried, and the whites remain runny. Lots of pastries, but they're not tasty. In a single room, there's only one cup. No kettle, and the water cooler doesn't have a hot water function. I chose this hotel because I had issues with another booking. I had to choose quickly, and options were limited during the holidays. The hotel offers discounts and bonuses, it seems like management is trying to attract guests. But it would be much better if management reviewed the menu and invested in updating the furniture. Upon check-in, you need to pay an additional tax amount. I paid cash, and they didn't have change. I had to ask for my change several times. They still didn't give me all of it back. So, be prepared with exact change. The hotel has a pool, but in my opinion, the water in it is murky. I didn't use it. And I didn't see it being cleaned. There are two sun loungers by the pool. However, there are large trees around, so sunbathing isn't really possible. Overall, my impression is a 3 out of 5. I wouldn't stay here again.