Must-see hotels in Tashkent

Gulnara's has long been Tashkent's budget favourite, though it's lost ground to the new hostels in recent years. There's a friendly-family atmosphere in…

This well-run hostel south of the railway tracks has a good mix of dorm and private rooms, all of which share the clean bathroom blocks. The friendly…

This recommended place is just what Tashkent needs – a well-located, upmarket but affordable hotel that has style, security and good service. It has a big…

With friendly and professional English-speaking staff, spotless rooms, stylish touches and a small but very welcome plunge pool, this hotel is a great…

This sociable hostel sets the bar high for Tashkent's budget accommodation. The pine fresh rooms and shared bathrooms are spotlessly clean and the clued…

An impressive place built in a faux medressa style with 60 rooms in five villas, nice outdoor seating and clever touches like a poolside clicker to call…

One of Tashkent's five-star options is a huge fortress of a place, taking up an entire city block. It's easily the best hotel in town, featuring a top…

This grand Soviet-era place (built in 1958 as Tashkent's first hotel) is now Korean run but still enjoys the same superbly central location. The fully…

This old dinosaur towering over central Amir Timur maydoni has reinvented itself as Tashkent’s best-value top-end hotel. Helpful receptionists have…

This 20-room, three-star place by the Circus is run by the people behind Mirzo Guesthouse. Rooms are arranged medressa-style around a central courtyard…

This budget place has five modern rooms set around a small courtyard, with shared bathrooms, new mattresses and constant hot water. The two 'national…

This offbeat choice is a little out of the way, but offers clean, cosy and pleasant rooms and has friendly English-speaking staff. The cheapest standards…

Despite boasting Tashkent's most characterless lobby, the upper floors of this hotel are well decorated and rooms have good furnishings, including…

Bigger, better value and more of a proper hotel than its affiliate Art Hotel, the Grand Art has 29 rooms, some modern stylish touches, a small pool and a…

This is a solid midrange option in the quiet Mirobod District despite being rather characterless. The standard rooms are small, particularly the singles,…

Once the Leningrad Hotel, the refurbished Ramada is a solid choice that is particularly popular with Indian guests (it was previously managed by Indians)…

This simple place run by the people behind Art Hostel has 13 rooms set around a small courtyard. The spacious carpeted doubles are modest but clean and…

Nestled in a sleepy and leafy residential area of central Tashkent, this musty old classic offers quiet rooms, the best of which are in a separate,…

This modest but comfortable place within a green residential neighbourhood boasts a pool and pleasant restaurant out the back. Rooms are forgettable but…

More modest than it's name would suggest, this midrange place is uninspiring but offers decent value. Its standard rooms are fine, if rather small, while…