Hotels with WiFi 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! 😊

A wonderful hotel. Everything was top-notch. The hotel is new, modern, and everything works perfectly. The room was comfortable, and the bathroom was quite spacious; soft, cozy slippers; an iron, ironing board, and hairdryer were all in the room. I especially want to highlight the excellent breakfasts – something for everyone. Delicate syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes), oatmeal, very tasty fish, nuts, strawberries, raspberries, and freshly squeezed juices (carrot, orange, grapefruit, detox). There's a good, large fitness room with many machines, and yoga mats and blocks are available. It's a hotel I'd love to visit again. It's not budget-friendly, but we don't regret choosing it.

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.

Friendly staff who are understanding and check you in very quickly. They speak Russian. It's very clean with daily room cleaning. The rooms are equipped with everything you need. There are designated smoking areas on the balconies in the halls. Decent breakfasts. The hotel has a convenient location for transit passengers, quite close to the airport and the train station. I recommend everyone visit this hotel.

Great value stay with excellent breakfast in Tashkent We stayed at Viva Hotel in Tashkent and found it to be a comfortable and good value option. The location is convenient. It is about a 12 minute walk to Kosmonavtlar Metro Station, and there are plenty of markets and places to eat within walking distance. It is easy to get around the city from here. The room was very big and spacious. The beds were soft and very comfortable, which made for a good night's sleep. The bathroom was decent, with a western-style toilet and enough space for a comfortable shower. There is no TV in the room, and there are limited convenient plugs for charging devices. However, you can use one of the wall outlets that is normally used for the water boiler. The hotel provides tea and cups, which is a nice touch. The staff were friendly and helpful. Only one of the three staff members spoke English, so you may need to use a translation app to communicate at times. Despite the language barrier, the staff were still accommodating and tried their best to assist. Breakfast was excellent, with many options available. It starts early at 7:00 a.m., which is very convenient if you have an early morning train. If your train departs at 8:00 a.m. or later, you can still enjoy a quick breakfast before heading to the station. There are elevators to access the rooms. Soundproofing is acceptable, not perfect, but not problematic either. Overall, this hotel offers very good value for the price. The location is good, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the staff are helpful. I would consider staying here again on a future visit to Tashkent.

The room itself is a little hard to find. Go in from the main entrance of the train station. After the security check, turn right and there is this hotel in a small courtyard. The hotel should be very new. I chose a men's multi-person room because I didn't book a double room. In fact, the price is not much cheaper than a double room, but fortunately, the overall environment is OK. There is also a small disadvantage, I don't know why the pos machine in this store can't brush various credit cards, although this credit card I can brush elsewhere in Uzbek

The front desk staff were excellent, always ready to answer any questions. The location is great, not far from the subway, bus stops, and the train station, and you can even get there by bus from the airport. The room was clean and had all the necessary amenities, plus there's a pool and a smoking area. The price was fair, and the self-service breakfast was free, on time, and offered a good variety. I stayed for three days, and the breakfast menu changed a bit each day, definitely worth the price! Plus, there's parking available.

The hotel breakfast was good quality. The rooms were well-maintained and clean. It's conveniently located, and the front desk helped me arrange a taxi to T2 airport, which only cost 50,000 Sum. Overall, the service quality is excellent, and the facilities are modern. I'd definitely recommend it.