Tashkent Hotels with Wifi

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.

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.

* 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…

The service details were impeccable, especially the offshore business services which exceeded my expectations. Communicating with Chairman Anxin of the hotel allowed me to gain a deeper and faster understanding of Uzbekistan's national conditions and investment opportunities in the construction and real estate industries that I'm interested in. They even introduced me to potential partners, which was fantastic! [Strong][Strong]

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.

It was nice to have a pool, and room cleaning was available upon request. We could always get water at the reception. Rooms on the first floor smell a bit damp, so it's better to stay on the second floor. The location is good. I didn't like the breakfast. The hotel itself is a bit old but inexpensive, so it's acceptable.

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.

My stay at Retro Palace was a pleasant and memorable experience overall. The hotel offers a charming blend of classic design and modern comfort, making it a great choice for travelers who appreciate a unique atmosphere. From the moment I arrived, the staff were welcoming, professional, and eager to assist with any requests, which immediately created a positive first impression. The room was clean, spacious, and thoughtfully decorated with a retro-inspired aesthetic that gave it a distinctive character. The bed was comfortable, and all essential amenities were provided, including reliable Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a well-maintained bathroom. I especially appreciated the attention to detail in the interior design, which added a cozy and stylish touch to the stay. The location of Retro Palace is another strong advantage. It is conveniently situated near key attractions, restaurants, and transportation options, making it easy to explore the surrounding area without much hassle. Whether traveling for leisure or business, the accessibility of the hotel is definitely a plus. In terms of facilities, the hotel provides everything needed for a comfortable stay. While it may not be a luxury property, it delivers excellent value for money. The common areas are well-kept, and the overall ambiance is relaxed and inviting. I also found the check-in and check-out process to be smooth and efficient. One minor area for improvement would be the breakfast selection, which could benefit from a bit more variety. However, this did not significantly impact my overall experience, as there are many nearby dining options to explore. Overall, I would highly recommend Retro Palace to travelers looking for a comfortable, stylish, and reasonably priced accommodation. The combination of friendly service, convenient location, and unique design makes it a solid choice for anyone visiting the area. I would gladly stay here again in the future.

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.

This hotel is within walking distance of Tashkent's main landmarks, such as Amir Timur Square and Alisher Navoi Opera Theatre, as well as several large parks. The nearest subway station is about 800 meters away, and there are many famous restaurants (like Fish and Bread) and cafes around the hotel and even on the ground floor of the building. This means you can enjoy a wealth of amenities without having to travel far. Safety: Highly recommended for solo travelers. Located on a main street (Islom Karimov Street) in the heart of Tashkent, there's a consistent flow of people and good street lighting, making it very safe even when returning late at night. The luggage storage service is also very reliable, allowing you to securely leave your belongings while exploring other areas. Staff Friendliness: I felt a 'warmth like home' during my stay. The reception staff are incredibly friendly and proactive in resolving any minor issues or requests in the room. Breakfast: The breakfast spread, including fruits and cakes, is excellent.