Golden Valley Hotel — Hotel in Tashkent

On September 24, my family trip with my husband was over and we came from Bukhara to Tashkent. We had time before the flight and we decided to take a walk in the capital. We had a lot of things, we decided to take a room in a hotel to take a shower, relax. The taxi driver advised us this hotel. In appearance, the hotel is not cheap, which means good. At the reception we were met by the receptionist. We explained the situation. He offered us to move into a room without registration. For us it was extremely strange. My husband would not pay attention to this if our son would not have a hotel in his homeland. It is not nice to know that your employees are stealing income from you before our eyes. We left for the airport and waited for our flight in the waiting room. I advise the director of this hotel to monitor...

Although the hotel isn't centrally located in the city of Tashkent this shouldn’t deter travellers from choosing the hotel owing to the abundance of cheap and reliable taxis. The charm of this hotel is that it isn’t overloaded with Western guests and it’s interesting to rub shoulders with guests from other parts of the country and Asia. Staff are pleasant, willing and amiable and choice at breakfast is wide and plentiful. The downside is the poor internet connection. There's a disco/club not from the hotel, but the pop music (when I stayed)generally ceased around 10.30/11pm so it wasn’t a nuisance. Good standard of cleanliness and comfortable bed.If you’re on a budget this hotel gives value for money and won’t...

The hotel is ok for a short stay. I stayed 2 nights in different rooms which were ok, but had not been properly cleaned with dust on furniture surfaces. The cafe restaurant was like a school canteen even with notices asking people not to make a noise. The food was adequate for breakfast, not that different to some other hotels. The main problem is its location which is well out of the city centre and there is not much interesting around the hotel. A taxi into the city centre attractions will be about 8 or 10 sum, cheap but not as good as having a city centre hotel with things to visit within walking distance. If I was visiting Tashkent again I would pay more for a hotel in a...