Hotels with Breakfast in Tashkent

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! 😊

After checking in, the experience was great. The room was very clean, and the exterior of the hotel was newly renovated. The staff was also very friendly. Husan was particularly helpful and always resolved any issues promptly. The breakfast, in particular, was incredibly rich and delicious. I feel like Layan hotel is the most cost-effective hotel in the area.

A small hotel located not far from the city center. The staff was very polite and courteous. The breakfasts were varied and delicious, you're sure to find something to your taste. Room cleaning was good, no complaints about cleanliness. The soundproofing between rooms could be better, but it was tolerable, we didn't have overly noisy neighbors. As for the downsides, we got a room with a view of the elevator shaft, which basically meant a room without a window, as the curtains had to be kept fully closed at all times. Given the very small size of the room itself, we didn't feel like spending any extended time in it. But then again, we didn't come to Tashkent to spend time in our room. Overall, it's a decent hotel for its price.

* Location: excellent! It is close to the main interchange main stations, located in the very heart of the city and in such a beautiful neighbourhood! It’s somewhere where you wouldn’t expect a hostel to be based at. Less than 1km walk to Tashkent city mall and a supermarket, lots of eateries nearby from fancy to cheap eats! Plenty of options! * Room: I stayed in a 8 beds room. The room wasn’t very big so the aisle can feel a little tight, there’s large lockers inside the room that you can easily fit a large suitcase in. The bed is surprisingly comfy and the sheets felt crisp. There’s a small light by the bed and two charging stations which I thought was great and there’s also a table you could open / close back to the wall. * Toilets / bathroom: during earlier in the day, all seems ok but as the day goes on, lots of hair on floor and toilets aren’t clean ☹️also, the second floor supposed to be for female? I saw a guy also using the toilets on the same floor so it felt a bit awkward and weird as the bathrooms are also right next to the toilets. I think they should put a note to say the bathrooms and toilets are for female only? If not why bother separate into males and females rooms / floors? * I booked through trip.com and one of the benefit was late check out, I messaged the hotel in advance to mention, they were super accommodating, I didn’t check out until 2.30pm because my flight was at 8.20pm at night. They weren’t pushy. * Staff: the front desk guy was chill and very helpful, he even helped take my suitcase up the stairs. * Amenities: trip.com needs to fix this but it says there’s a fitness center but hostel confirmed they do not have. No complimentary of towels, tooth brush, tooth paste etc ~ they all have a fee if you want to buy or rent the towels. There is a water dispenser machine, a fridge, an iron board and a laundry rack in the small common area. Overall, I thought the stay was ok. I wouldn’t really stay here for more than one night.‘I’m glad it was only one night. The location was the main thing I love about this hostel. I think they could really improve on the bathroom and toilets cleanliness as it seems like as if they were only cleaned once a day. Apparently there’s simple breakfast available, I didn’t manage to check this out as it was only available 8-10am…

I was very satisfied with the room, and the hotel's overall facilities were excellent. The atmosphere was also great. The owners are Chinese, so communication was very smooth. The front desk staff was also very enthusiastic and helpful. Full marks! On a side note, the restaurant on the first floor is a Hunan cuisine restaurant, and the food is incredibly delicious.

The rooms are very dirty. The curtains haven't been cleaned, and the wallpaper is peeling off halfway up the wall due to moisture. The lobbies are much more presentable than the rooms. I do not recommend it. The only upside is its proximity to the train stations and the airport, but the price is high.

I chose this hotel because I arrived late at night and planned to take a train from Tashkent Station early in the morning. It's located right inside the station building, about a 1-2 minute walk to the ticket gates, which was incredibly convenient and a huge help. There's no elevator, so carrying luggage up might be a bit challenging. While it's a dormitory with bunk beds, the beds are quite large and there's plenty of space, so I didn't find it uncomfortable at all.

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.

This grand old hotel, a relic from the Soviet era of the 1960s, is incredibly atmospheric. Its Soviet Modernist architecture, combined with the traditional honeycomb window lattice aesthetics of Central Asia – an intangible cultural heritage – still feels incredibly avant-garde today. The honeycomb-like cells on the exterior facade are actually individual guest rooms, and the building's appearance is stunning both in the morning and evening. The hardware is quite old; the air conditioning was very noisy, and an engineer eventually had to come and find the main switch downstairs to turn it off. The cleanliness was acceptable, but bringing your own disposable bedding would offer more peace of mind. Breakfast only starts at 7 AM, which can be tight if you have a very early train. We had an 8:37 AM train, ate at seven, picked up our luggage at 7:40 AM, and it was a ten-minute taxi ride to the station – perfect timing. The breakfast spread included a full range of local specialties like cheese and yogurt. From the hotel, you can see the Timur statue across the street. It's right next to the subway, and the underground passage layout strongly resembles the subway passages at Tiananmen Square. For this location and price, being able to experience such unique architectural art from that era is definitely worth it.

I didn't like this hotel and wouldn't recommend staying here. To start, they put us in a room with no curtains. Why even rent out rooms like that? They moved us to a normal room the next day. The front desk didn't explain anything during check-in – where breakfast was, how to request cleaning. Overall, the staff wasn't very friendly, though a plus is that the reception is 24/7. Breakfast is a whole separate issue; I've never seen anything like it. Nothing gets refilled, and if you arrive at 9:30 AM (breakfast is until 10 AM), usually all that's left is buckwheat porridge. You literally have to go and ask for food from the kitchen, where they look at you like, 'What do you want?' Usually, they just bring out muffins. There aren't even basic eggs for breakfast. It's just awful; it would be better if they didn't offer breakfast at all. I went to breakfast exactly twice, and since I felt uncomfortable asking for food, I just stopped going – I've attached photos. There's literally no soundproofing in the rooms, and kids were running around from early morning. There was no cleaning at all during our week-long stay; they didn't even take out the trash, and I didn't see any 'please clean' signs on the door. The only positive thing I can say about the hotel is its convenient location in a quiet neighborhood, relatively close to the city center.