Tourist Inn Hotel — Hotel in Tashkent

We stayed here unexpectedly after another reservation within Tashkent was messed up. Spent 3 nights here and we couldn’t really complain about anything, considering the reasonable price. It was cheaper to get a king double room than a basic single, which was a bonus for us haha. ||The only annoying things in our king room was the flashing blue light on the aircon when it was turned off and the thin sheet rather than a duvet or blanket to sleep with. ||The showers were amazing; spacious, powerful and good bathroom amenities. ||It’s around a 20 minute walk to the nearest metro station, which is challenging if you’re not accustomed to the August heat in Uzbekistan! ||There’s a couple of restaurants nearby but you’ll struggle to find an English menu/someone to help translate all the time. Food is very reasonably priced. ||The staff at the hotel tried really hard to communicate with us and their English was pretty good. Also, the breakfast buffet has a range of food, sweet and savoury, I would recommend...

-new build in south west of city in residential & light industrial area||-comfortable modern well-equipped room with very fast wi-fi||-excellent sweet/savoury breakfast included in good rate||-selected as a hotel reasonably close to the airport for my final night in Uz||-although there are restaurants & mini-market shops close by-this location is not ideal for an extended tourist stay in the city||-Tashkent is a huge sprawling city, with long wide streets & many districts-distances are considerable||-The Tourist Inn is a CONSIDERABLE distance from the closest metro station – which is TASHKENT near the main railway station||-TOP-TIP for tourists/visitors = stay in a hotel in short walking distance to a metro station allowing you to zip the city around with ease. (I did on arrival and it was fun as the metro is efficient, cheap & attractive)||-this hotel is new & a high standard BUT because of location = recommended for transit or...

I wanted a room for the last couple of nights in Uzbekistan and didn't do my homework, so it's my fault. The reviews looked OK, so I booked a king room. The staff were helpful, but it was what it was, and the hotel approved the cancelation with no fee, so good on them, and greatly appreciated. The first room, the swipe card wouldn't work, but the cleaner let me in, the bed was rock hard, talking plywood with a mattress protector (yes I've been to China and other parts of Asia, but this was next level), so I went down and asked for a room with a softer bed. The next room, same thing with the swipe card, but then the door wouldn't lock anyway. This time, the bed was super soft, but i could live with it. Went back down to see if I could get the lock fixed. Unfortunately, after 20 minutes, the reception staff could not get it to work, and said maybe maitainence could fix it tomorrow. At this point, I left to find...