Minor Hotel

Minor Hotel is a compact budget-to-mid-range hotel at 32 Matonat Street in the Yunusobod district of Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It lies close to Amir Temur Avenue and the Minor Mosque neighbourhood, a calm residential part of the city known for the white Minor Mosque beside the canal. Amir Timur Square and Sayilgoh Street are a short taxi ride away, and the area offers local cafes, bakeries and small shops within walking distance. The hotel is small and unpretentious, with simple, clean interiors designed for functional stays rather than luxury, and a personal atmosphere that larger chain hotels lack. Room types are Single rooms and Double rooms, which provide the basics: a comfortable bed, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and a private bathroom. There are no suites or elaborate extras. Breakfast is included in the offering and is typically a simple spread of bread, eggs, cheese, tea and coffee in Uzbek and continental style. For other meals, guests usually eat in nearby local cafes, where plov, samsa, lagman and shashlik are available at modest prices. The hotel does not list a pool, spa or fitness centre, so facilities are limited to essentials. The service character is friendly and low-key, with small staff able to help with taxis, directions and basic travel advice, and generally speaking some English and Russian. Indicative rates are about 540,000 to 960,000 UZS per night, depending on season and room type, which makes it one of the more affordable options in the northern part of the city. It suits budget-conscious travellers, solo visitors and short-stay guests who plan to spend most of the day out. Those wanting a wider range of facilities or a central address may prefer a larger hotel.