Hotel style and design is amazing. Breakfast is very nice, live music is amasing feature. Room is huge, especially living room. Bathroom and bed. Two swimming pools are comfortable to experience. Personnel is very helpful. Location is almost perfect, meaning the quite developped infra of neighborhood, but still you're away about 250 meters from park or Rustaveli street inside quarters.

Few small things. Large territory means not only calmliness and comfort, but you have to go reach restaurant through the open air, so your conviniens is sligtly depend on weather outside. The sofa in the room demands cleaning. The bath (jacuzzi) wasn't clean enough to tale it. Lamps inside the room have different type and color temperature.

Warm attentive staff, massive clean gym and swimming pool with sauna, great breakfast with live musicians playing the right wake up music. Character in the grounds and design. The staff at the restaurant were also attentive - enjoyed the fish platter with bread (ask for spreadable cheese) and the grilled vegetables.

The air conditioner in our room was not working - if we hadn’t unpacked, we would have asked to switch rooms. As well, the beds were not soft - but this seems the standard in Uzbekistan, so cannot complain.

Why stay at a modern fancy hotel when you can stay here. I mean as a tourist I appreciate a place that is in the style of the country I am visiting. There is live music during breakfast. A full gym and two pools. If the weather is nice there are lounge areas outside. And they have a very nice room service menu. Everything was clean and the staff super friendly.

We reserved the Superior King and found it a bit tight on one side of the bed. Then checked the booking page and found that the King is bigger than the Superior King. Had I known I would have booked the king. The Superior King is more of a queen.

This is a high end boutique hotel. It’s charmingly decorated with UzBek tiles and artifacts. We had the junior suite which was very spacious and comfortable with a really large bathroom. There is a good pool and gym. And a sauna. Location is not great as it is not near anything. There is a main road a short walk away which has some good restaurants. But all sights are a drive away.

It’s in a quiet neighbourhood but not near any major sights or the old town. Breakfast was a sad selection repeated daily. This is in comparison to our stays in Samarkand and Bukhara where the selection was far superior and changed daily.

 The property is wonderful combination of modern conveniences and traditional Uzbek decor and culture.  The room was large with a very comfortable bed and good amenities.  The hotel has one of the most impressive fitness centres we have ever seen. Two pools, sauna, 2 fitness/weight rooms, and even a boxing rink. Breakfast was good and they had live music every day. Most of all the staff was friendly, helpful and efficient.  the location is central enough to get you the main tourist places and within walking distance of good restaurants. We highly recommend this hotel.

Very beautiful hotel, nicely kept and decorated

I ordered a taxi to go to the airport to catch a domestic flight. I did not know that the domestic airport was not at the same place as the international airport. The man at the reception did not ask me if I had a domestic flight or an international flight. He just assumed I wanted to go to an International destination! At the international terminal I had to pay a 2nd taxi to go to the Domestic terminal… It would be good if the staff asked you such important things next time. But overall this has nothing to do with the Hotel itself and I hope that the staff in question will not repeat this mistake with other foreign travellers. The hotel deserves a 10/10.

Hotel in the national style, located near the main street, but in a quiet place. Within walking distance to stores, restaurants, banks. The hotel has its own restaurant with excellent, including national cuisine.

Young hotel staff do not know the city well, can not give advice on where the nearest restaurants are, which restaurants are good and which are not so good, how to get to the place of interest to the guest in the city. They need training.

We ended our visit to Uzbekistan in luxury. The suite was so spacious, with an entrance hall, big bathroom, walk-in wardrobe, and a very spacious bedroom with a four-poster bed. The grounds are beautifully decorated with a water fountain and various craft objects on display. The gym is the most impressive I've seen in a hotel, with more space and equipment than my regular gym back home. I had to pools to myself – a beautiful outdoor one and a heated indoor pool. Both are quite large and deeper than your usual hotel pool. Breakfast was great as well.

Very welcoming hotel staff - we stayed twice in a fortnight at either end of our trip to Uzbekistan. Our first day meant a very early arrival which they accommodated and provided breakfast. Room sizes both times were fabulous, as were the bathrooms, and the beds themselves were enormous. A good selection at the breakfast buffet. A massive plus was their good-sized indoor and outdoor swimming pools, pool bar/restaurant and sundeck. A little haven in the capital city. Well located - 5 minutes from shops and a lot of restaurants (and ATMs although I found cards were widely accepted).

Staff is the biggest plus, everyone speaks English, which is a rare thing in Uzbekistan. Everyone was accommodating, always ready to help. Room was amazing with all needed facilities. Bed and bathroom were great especially. Complimentary breakfast had good spread and had live performance, which felt pretty fancy and made it a rich experience. Dinner room service was superb - service and the food taste and quality.

It's set in a residential neighborhood, that's the only disappointment, but everything else more than compensates for it.