“Матрас удобный , подушки тоже , чисто .”
It should have been quiet and peaceful. The bus brought teenagers who, from 22:00 to 00:40, jumped into the pool, shouted, and ran around the hotel—sleeping was impossible.
Ilkhom2 months ago
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Qo‘qon·8.9
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Asmald Palace Hotel in Kokand features family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, including work desks, dining areas, and free WiFi. The hotel offers a fitness centre, sun terrace, and seasonal outdoor pool, along with a restaurant, bar, and garden. It serves Italian, Asian, and European cuisine and is 81 km from Fergana International Airport, with free parking and a paid airport shuttle.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
It should have been quiet and peaceful. The bus brought teenagers who, from 22:00 to 00:40, jumped into the pool, shouted, and ran around the hotel—sleeping was impossible.
Ilkhom·2 months ago
The stay was a complete success! The room was clean, large, and comfortable. I especially want to highlight the staff’s friendliness; they helped us right away with any questions. The hotel’s location is perfect for exploring the city, and the breakfast buffet was outstanding. I’ll definitely return!
Swetlana·2 months ago
My kids’ favorite hotel on our month‑long trip to Uzbekistan! The room was very comfortable (effective AC, excellent bedding, bathtub!) with a great pool surrounded by a garden. Service was flawless (they found and brought us our forgotten glasses by the pool, organized a midnight World Cup match screening on a big screen!). We also loved the restaurant’s jungle décor; the food was good, even for breakfast. The location was superb—we walked to the palace in just a few minutes. It was a bit pricey compared to the rest of the country (it was my most expensive night of the whole trip…).
Lorraine·2 months ago
Great hotel. I will recommend
Kamol·2 months ago
The hosts were incredibly nice, but the Coca Cola advertisements were everywhere.
Francois-xavier·3 months ago