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Top Central Asia Hotel Reviews
LOTTE City Hotels Tashkent Palace
10/10 Excellent
"Great, mid-upper-end place to stay in Tashkent. Centrally located, walkable to a number of locations and metro stops. Lots of food choices. Nice big, comfortable room. Solid pool area, good gym, big breakfast bar. Even a money exchange in the building. Felt like I got a lot for my money."
The Rumi Hotel & Residences
10/10 Excellent
"The only complaint that I have is that the front desk staff should be more informative about the festivals and the events and the places to see in town. Everything else was excellent, but getting information was basically nonexistence. Does that at the kitchen for breakfast were really professional, nice and helpful. The front desk staff were very helpful but they just didn’t have any information and the hotel itself was very very clean well maintained and we had a great time staying there."
InterContinental Tashkent by IHG
8/10 Good
"The concierge including Abdullah were helpful with making arrangements and addressing requests that I had. The property is well maintained and the location is very central. The rooftop restaurant Ember is one of the best restaurants in the city. The only issue is that the power in the room kept shutting off every couple of hours to conserve energy which was a little annoying."
Courtyard by Marriott Tashkent
8/10 Good
"Hotel is really nice. It’s not in a prime locational f the city. You need to use a public transportation or taxi to get to the city center or major site seeing. Use the Yandex Go services there. Very reliable and cheap The breakfast was excellent. If you are a coffee guru -might be an issue, great tea choices. Would really recommend it"
Radisson Blu Hotel, Tashkent
10/10 Excellent
"Very good and clean, love very much"
Hostel O2
8/10 Good
"The standards have declined noticeably since I first visited this hostel many years ago. It's in a great location near the bus station and park so it is always busy, mostly with tourists from China, but the standards have gone down too much.Firstly, the bean bags in the common area smell very bad and likely haven't been washed in a long time if at all. After midnight you find Chinese guests sleeping on them all night...and the mens bathrooms are really bad. The soap in the toilets disappears from Chinese tourists that remove it to shower with and the toilets themselves are always dirty, once again due to the toilet habits of the Chinese tourists. There are no hangars available which is simple to solve and the staff conduct a room check at 09-10am when check-out is at 12? The general common area is still bright and spacious and the WiFi is decent.There is also free drinking water and complimentary towels, slippers and soap. Laundry is a very reasonable 500 too, though once again without clean bathroom facilities, this location has lost its appeal for me."
Almaty Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Centrally located and all-around terrific, the Almaty Hotel was a great place to stay. The lobby is a bit underwhelming, but the room was very nice—clean, spacious, and comfy—and the breakfast bar (which even has a whole outdoor seating area) was absolutely stellar. Very nice hotel for a first-time-to-Almaty stay."
Park Dedeman Almaty
10/10 Excellent
"Great location to explore Botanic Garden on foot and city easily assessible with Yangex Go (UBER). The roof top terrace is a beautiful location to enjoy a cocktail or traditional pot of tea with stunning views! The meals and breakfast all good. Staff really helpful and friendly. Throughly enjoyed my stay. When I return to Almaty, I will stay again 😊"
Elite Apart-Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"This hotel is easily the best in Astana and possibly all of Kazakhstan given its price relative to its room sizes, services, and location. When I first landed, the hotel was ready to dispatch a taxi well before I downloaded Yandex (the ride app in KZ). At the ground floor, you walk out to the beautiful Hazrat mosque; the American Embassy is on your left right across the street. Coffee Boom—one of the coolest chains in Kazakhstan—was right next door and often our go-to breakfast spot (for Americans, imagine Starbucks with the menu size of Cheesecake Factory with always fresh, made-to-order quality food). The hotel also has two stores inside for when we needed water or other things. The staff is easily accessible through Whatsapp and usually respond promptly. Furthermore, the staff is pretty accommodating of circumstances like when my flight was delayed, they made sure someone was available for when I actually arrived. A few quirks. The washer is a bit tricky to use if you’re a foreigner and expect to air-dry your clothes on the enclosed balcony. You also need to buy your own water and refill as needed, but it is very cheap (having said that, the tap water does seem ok you can brush your teeth with it and wash your face—I noticed my teeth were even whiter after a few days of brushing with it). The shower spray is VERY strong much like an exfoliating pressure wash and can get scalding hot. To conclude, if you want an Elite vacation, you’ll want to stay in Elite Aparthotel!"