Tashkent City is Uzbekistan's capital and largest city, a sprawling Silk Road crossroads of old-town madrasas, a vast blue-domed bazaar, Soviet-era monuments and a fast-changing modern centre.
Accommodation overview
Tashkent offers a wide range of places to stay, from budget hostels and family guesthouses in the Old City to Soviet-era landmarks such as Hotel Uzbekistan and modern international 5-star hotels around Amir Timur Square and Tashkent City. Most visitors base themselves in the City Centre or Mirobod district for easy access to the metro, Chorsu Bazaar and the main museums. Rates are usually quoted in US dollars, breakfast is often included in mid-range and upper-range hotels, and foreign guests must be registered by the property, so keep the registration slips until departure.
- Budget
- ~$12–45/night (144,000–540,000 UZS): hostels and simple hotels
- Mid-range
- ~$55–110/night (660,000–1,320,000 UZS): 3–4 star hotels
- Luxury
- ~$110–230+/night (1,320,000–2,760,000+ UZS): international 5-star hotels
- Where to stay
- City Centre around Amir Timur Square for sights and metro; Tashkent City or the Old City for atmosphere
Hotels by budget
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Budget-friendly
Minor Hotel
A compact budget-to-mid hotel close to Amir Temur Avenue and the Minor Mosque neighbourhood. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A value hotel in the Chilonzor district, near the Chilonzor metro line and local restaurants, away from the tourist core. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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Wyndham Tashkent
A 4-star-plus hotel on Amir Temur Avenue, a short walk from Amir Timur Square and Sayilgoh Street. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A Soviet-era landmark on Amir Timur Square, a huge modernist block with rooms looking over the square; the location is its main draw. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A modern 4-star hotel in the Labzak area between Chorsu Bazaar and the centre, near Alisher Navoi metro. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A boutique apartment-style hotel in leafy Yakkasaroy near the Museum of Applied Arts, known for large suites. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star-class hotel in the quiet Yakkasaroy district, well placed for the Museum of Applied Arts and the metro. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A Hilton-brand hotel in the eastern part of the city, closer to the airport than the centre. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A straightforward mid-range Hilton-brand hotel with complimentary breakfast, a short ride from the centre. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 4-star hotel in a central position between Alisher Navoi metro and Independence Square. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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An Accor-brand hotel on the southern side of the centre, convenient for taxis and ring-road access. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A city-centre hotel on Amir Temur Avenue within a 5-minute walk of Amir Timur Square. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A small hotel with its own spa in the residential Yakkasaroy district. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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Hilton Tashkent City
A 5-star tower in the Tashkent City district beside the park, planetarium and Tashkent City Mall, with an indoor pool and a short taxi ride to the old town. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A long-established international 5-star hotel near Amir Timur Square and Sayilgoh Street, popular with business and leisure travellers. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A landmark 5-star tower a few minutes from Amir Timur Square, with city views and the full range of IHG services. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star hotel on the main Sharof Rashidov Avenue close to Independence Square, the history museum and the Navoi Theatre. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star business hotel on the southern edge of the centre, close to Ming Urik and the State Museum of Arts. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star hotel on Amir Temur Avenue in the northern Yunusobod district, close to the TV Tower and the Japanese Garden. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star hotel positioned on the edge of the old town between Chorsu Bazaar and the Khast Imam complex; opened in 2026 with a spa and indoor pool. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.
City Centre (Amir Timur Square)
Hotel Uzbekistan, InterContinental, Wyndham; walkable to Broadway and the metro.
Best for: All travelers
Tashkent City
Hilton Tashkent City beside the park and mall.
Best for: All travelers
Old City
Movenpick Old City near Chorsu and Khast Imam.
Best for: All travelers
Yakkasaroy
Quiet residential area with boutique hotels near the Museum of Applied Arts.
Best for: All travelers
Our top picks
Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.
Hilton Tashkent City
A 5-star tower in the Tashkent City district beside the park, planetarium and Tashkent City Mall, with an indoor pool and a short taxi ride to the old town. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A long-established international 5-star hotel near Amir Timur Square and Sayilgoh Street, popular with business and leisure travellers. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A landmark 5-star tower a few minutes from Amir Timur Square, with city views and the full range of IHG services. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
Check rates on Booking.comLotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace
A 5-star hotel on the main Sharof Rashidov Avenue close to Independence Square, the history museum and the Navoi Theatre. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star business hotel on the southern edge of the centre, close to Ming Urik and the State Museum of Arts. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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A 5-star hotel on Amir Temur Avenue in the northern Yunusobod district, close to the TV Tower and the Japanese Garden. Rates are indicative and change by season; check current rates before booking.
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Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.
Book 3–4 weeks ahead for April–May, September–October and Navruz.
Hotels register foreign guests; keep any registration slip until departure.
Check whether breakfast is included; many 4-star hotels include it.
Rates are often quoted in USD; pay in som or card where accepted.
Alternative accommodations
Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.
Guesthouses
Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.
Serviced apartments
Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.
Hostels
Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.