Shodlik Palace

Shodlik Palace is a four-star hotel at 5 Paxtakor Street in the Shaykhontohur district of central Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It occupies a central position between Alisher Navoi metro station and Independence Square, so the metro, the Navoi Theatre area, the history museum and Chorsu Bazaar are all reachable without long journeys. The area is lively and urban, with shops, cafes and offices around, and walking to Independence Square takes only a few minutes. The hotel's name evokes a palace style, and the building presents a formal, slightly traditional character with a spacious lobby, aimed at business travellers, groups and independent tourists seeking a central address at moderate prices. Room types include Standard rooms, Deluxe rooms and suites, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, work desks and private bathrooms. Deluxe rooms and suites provide more space and better views. Dining is through an on-site restaurant, where breakfast usually mixes continental items with Uzbek specialities such as flatbread, dried fruit, nuts and cheese, and lunch or dinner menus typically include plov, shashlik and soups. A fitness centre is available for guests. The service character is practical and hospitable, with reception staff able to arrange taxis, airport transfers, city tours and train tickets, and generally speaking English and Russian. Indicative rates are about 840,000 to 1,560,000 UZS per night, depending on season and room category. The central location is the key attraction, giving quick metro access to Chorsu Bazaar and the Khast Imam complex and a short walk to the theatres and squares. The hotel suits travellers who want convenience and good value rather than resort-style facilities, and who intend to spend most of their time out sightseeing on foot or by metro.