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Luxury travel in Tashkent City

Luxury Travel in Tashkent City 2026

Where Tashkent City genuinely delivers luxury, from palace hotels to once-only experiences.

The short answer: start with Hilton Tashkent City, Hyatt Regency Tashkent and InterContinental Tashkent. This guide profiles 7+ luxury hotels and experiences in Tashkent City, with prices, timing, and the practical notes that decide whether each one earns a place in your plan.

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.

Luxury hotels

Five-star and palace properties.

5-star

Hilton Tashkent City

~$110–220 (~1,320,000–2,640,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

Hyatt Regency Tashkent

~$100–200 (~1,200,000–2,400,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

InterContinental Tashkent

~$120–230 (~1,440,000–2,760,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace

~$110–210 (~1,320,000–2,520,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

Swissotel Tashkent

~$100–190 (~1,200,000–2,280,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

Movenpick Hotel Tashkent Old City

~$100–190 (~1,200,000–2,280,000 UZS)

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.

5-star

Radisson Blu Hotel Tashkent

~$90–170 (~1,080,000–2,040,000 UZS)

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.

Fine dining

Michelin-starred and chef-driven restaurants.

Fine dining

Khiva Restaurant

Uzbek (high-end)150,000–300,000 UZS (~$12–25) per person

A higher-end restaurant on Navoi Street focused on traditional Uzbek recipes, including Khorezm specialities.

Fine dining

Hori Japanese Restaurant

Japanese200,000–400,000 UZS (~$17–33) per person

A Japanese restaurant near Amir Timur Square with sushi and noodle dishes.

Exclusive experiences

Bespoke and once-in-a-lifetime activities.

Experience

VIP Afrosiyob to Samarkand

709,000 UZS (~$59)

VIP-class seat, 709,000 UZS (~$59) one way

Experience

Private Chimgan day

500,000–800,000 UZS (~$42–67)

Car and driver to the mountains

Spas & wellness

World-class spa retreats and treatments.

Spa

Movenpick Old City Spa

Spa

Hyatt Regency Tashkent Spa

Luxury transport

Travel in style.

Option
Private car with driver 500,000–800,000 UZS (~$42–67) per day
Option
Yandex Go Comfort class taxis
Option
VIP Afrosiyob seats to Samarkand and Bukhara