Grand Mir Hotel

Grand Mir Hotel is a five-star-class hotel on Shota Rustaveli Street in the quiet Yakkasaroy district of Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The area, south of the centre, is known for its tree-lined streets, embassies and calmer pace, and the hotel is well placed for the Museum of Applied Arts and for the metro. Amir Timur Square and Sayilgoh Street are a short taxi ride away, which suits guests who prefer a peaceful base with easy access to the centre. The hotel presents a formal, upscale character with a spacious lobby and classic styling, aimed at business travellers, delegations and leisure visitors who want a full-service stay without the bustle of the busiest avenues. Room types include Standard rooms, Deluxe rooms and suites, all with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, work desks and comfortable bedding. Suites provide separate sitting areas for longer stays. Dining is through an on-site restaurant, where breakfast generally combines international dishes with Uzbek items such as fresh bread, fruit, nuts and dairy, and lunch or dinner menus include plov, shashlik and European options. A fitness centre is available for guests. The service character is attentive and business-oriented, with a front desk able to arrange taxis, airport transfers, city tours and train tickets, and staff generally speaking English and Russian. Indicative rates are about 840,000 to 1,560,000 UZS per night, depending on season and room category, placing the hotel between the mid-range and top-tier options. The location suits those who want to combine museum visits, bazaar trips and business meetings while sleeping in a calm neighbourhood. Visitors should plan on short taxi rides or metro journeys to reach the old town and Chorsu Bazaar, which are typically 15 to 25 minutes away depending on traffic.