City Palace Hotel Tashkent, Tashkent

I had a delightful stay at this hotel in Uzbekistan. The rooms were very modern and well-equipped, offering a nice design and a clean, fresh ambiance. While the service was still finding its stride, the potential was visible with attentive staff. The location couldn't have been better, right at the heart of Tashkent with easy access to all attractions. The dining experience was top-notch, providing a great start to the day, especially for explorations around the city.

The hotel offers modern and spacious rooms with easy access, although some room maintenance was needed. The service is very helpful and efficient. The location is perfect for exploring the city, close to major attractions. The dining experience is generous, providing a good start to the day. Overall, a comfortable stay with a few minor improvements needed.

I stayed at the hotel three times during my holiday. The rooms have a classic design reminiscent of US hotel chains from the late '90s, spacious and with comfy beds. However, there was an issue with the air conditioning not working properly. The service was very nice and helpful, with polite staff willing to assist. The location couldn't be better, right next to major attractions and within walking distance to the metro station. The dining experience offered a good start to the day, but there were some issues with a limited variety. The facilities were adequate for a comfortable stay.

The hotel had some issues with the heating and ventilation in the rooms, but the staff were helpful and friendly. The central location was convenient, and the dining options were average. The facilities were good overall.

The hotel's location couldn't be better, right next to all the attractions and just a short walk to museums, restaurants, and upscale markets. The rooms are spacious with nice views, but the air conditioning was not functioning properly. The service was polite and very helpful, making the stay comfortable and clean. The dining options were generous for starting the day, but the overall experience was below average for Central Asia.