Hotel vicino a Moschea Minor - Tashkent

“Love the room”

“The hotel is more on a budget side. However, the friendliness of the personal, the excellent breakfast with huge choice making even the long stay comfortable. There are some grocery shops nearby in walking proximity. And the area is really quiet. You can experience the old Tashkent just outside. We were very happy on the evening walks in the neighborhood especially after hot days :)!”

“朝食が充実していました。7泊しましたが、パン、ハム、チーズ、サラダ、フルーツの冷たいものはもちろん、ホットミールも7-８種類はあって、ブロフが出た日もありました。”

“Staff was very friendly and helpful.”

“Ein schönes Hotel in der Altstadt Taschkents. Das Komplex Hazrati Imam, der Zirkus und der Markt Chorsu sind fußläufig erreichbar. Das Zimmer war sehr groß und sauber. Gutes Frühstück. Für einen Städtetrip nach Taschkent ist es ein tolles Hotel.”

“Ottimo hotel, moderno e pulito. Personale gentile. Colazione superba, variegata e buonissima: una delle migliori mai viste.”

“Struttura ricavata in un REALE ed elegante edificio storico, ubicata a due passi dal Chorsu Bazar e vicina al centro, per quanto sia difficile localizzare un centro tradizionale in una capitale come Tashkent, con posti significativi diffusi a macchia di leopardo. La pulizia è maniacale, le stanze molto belle ed accoglienti, così come tutta la struttura. Noi avevamo la possibilità di godere in un piccolo giardino, molto ben curato, cui la sera ci lasciavamo cullare dalla temperatura più mite....

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“Booked for two days check in was terrible. They gave us a room when we tried to get in there was a person in the room. They gave us another room smelled stinky room. Next day at around 10 am someone tried to get into our room. We have decided check out early that day, asked for a refund they assured me payment will be refunded for one day with no problem. They said I am good to go today after four days I received an email with rejection for a refund. Stay away from this place 👎👎👎”

“다시는안감”

“The hotel is in a good location, and overall, it's not bad. The staff is friendly and helpful, but they need training.”