The staff were super friendly and welcoming
The room was spotless
The hotel's location was a bit far from the city center
The room was a real highlight
Disarikan oleh Parley dari 32 ulasan tamu terbaru dari 83 ulasan terverifikasi
The room was a real highlight
— begitulah tamu menggambarkan kamarnya
1 double bed · Untuk 2 tamu
Garden views are visible from the Deluxe Double Room. The space sleeps two on a double bed and includes a sofa bed, carpeted floor, desk, dining table, wardrobe, clothes rack, refrigerator, electric kettle, tea/coffee maker, and a socket near the bed. A private bathroom offers a bath or shower, bidet, toilet, hairdryer, slippers, bathrobe, free toiletries, and towels (extra fee), while air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi and a flat‑screen TV provide climate control and entertainment.
Tempat tidur 9/10 · disebut oleh 32 tamu
Untuk 2 tamu
Untuk 2 tamu
The rooms had excellent soundproofing. The breakfasts were very tasty, prepared every morning in the kitchen next to the hotel. There is a pool where you can sunbathe, swim, and spend a pleasant evening at the bar. The hotel sits almost in an industrial area, but that’s a plus – it’s quiet and calm, with a tea house and an alcohol market nearby, and a billiards club within walking distance. The staff do not speak foreign languages.
The large pool had warm water, though on some days it was only open to women; the staff were extremely helpful.
“La piscine est un vrai plus quand il fait chaud”
The hotel is quite out of the way, but a taxi gets you into the city quickly. The pool is a real highlight, especially with its lively music and the option to eat there instead of going out. The market, however, is worth checking out. The room is a modest but pleasant space with a window overlooking a wall; the mattress is softer than most places in Uzbekistan. The reception is polite but nothing special. Breakfast is excellent, located down the corridor to the left of the front desk, marked “cuisine” in Uzbek. The only downside is that it’s a bit off‑center.
“A nice hotel that's just on the edge of the city, next to the airport, and it's decent.”
The hotel was nice, the reception staff were friendly, and the free breakfast was good, but the staircase was narrow.
The pool area and the spacious room were positives, but the breakfast room was full of flies and the bed was very hard. On the last day we asked the front‑desk guy to book a taxi for us to the train station at 6 am the next morning, he said yes, but the taxi never arrived.
The rooms had excellent soundproofing. The breakfasts were very tasty, prepared every morning in the kitchen next to the hotel. There is a pool where you can sunbathe, swim, and spend a pleasant evening at the bar. The hotel sits almost in an industrial area, but that’s a plus – it’s quiet and calm, with a tea house and an alcohol market nearby, and a billiards club within walking distance. The staff do not speak foreign languages.
“A nice hotel that's just on the edge of the city, next to the airport, and it's decent.”
The hotel was nice, the reception staff were friendly, and the free breakfast was good, but the staircase was narrow.
The large pool had warm water, though on some days it was only open to women; the staff were extremely helpful.
The pool area and the spacious room were positives, but the breakfast room was full of flies and the bed was very hard. On the last day we asked the front‑desk guy to book a taxi for us to the train station at 6 am the next morning, he said yes, but the taxi never arrived.
“La piscine est un vrai plus quand il fait chaud”
The hotel is quite out of the way, but a taxi gets you into the city quickly. The pool is a real highlight, especially with its lively music and the option to eat there instead of going out. The market, however, is worth checking out. The room is a modest but pleasant space with a window overlooking a wall; the mattress is softer than most places in Uzbekistan. The reception is polite but nothing special. Breakfast is excellent, located down the corridor to the left of the front desk, marked “cuisine” in Uzbek. The only downside is that it’s a bit off‑center.
