Khiva Hotel

Khiva Hotel is a budget hotel at 245 Heydar Aliyev Street in the Mirobod District of Tashkent, south of the railway station in the Uzbek capital. The location suits travellers who arrive or depart by train, including those taking the Afrosiyob high-speed service to Samarkand or Bukhara, since the station is nearby. The surrounding district is urban and practical rather than scenic, with shops, small cafes and transport links.

The hotel is a simple, low-cost property aimed at budget travellers and short stays. Rooms are offered as Single Rooms and Double Rooms. Listings suggest typical prices of 250,000 to 500,000 UZS per night (about $20 to $40), though live rates for exact dates should be checked. Amenities listed are wifi and air conditioning, and the contact number is +998 71 293 54 14. Facilities are basic, and visitors should not expect a restaurant, spa or extensive services.

Dining is off-site. Nearby streets have small eateries, tea shops and bakeries selling fresh non bread, samsa and simple plov, all at low prices. For a wider choice, visitors can take a short taxi or metro ride towards the centre, where restaurants serving Uzbek, Turkish, Korean and international dishes are plentiful.

The service character is functional, with staff able to help with basic questions and taxis. The hotel suits backpackers, rail travellers and those who prefer to spend their budget on tours and meals rather than accommodation. Late arrivals should confirm check-in arrangements in advance.

Visitors should check recent photos and reviews because standards at budget hotels can vary. The main sights, including Amir Timur Square and the Old City, are reached by taxi or metro in around fifteen to twenty minutes. Ride-hailing apps are inexpensive and reliable. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable times to visit, and summer heat makes working air conditioning important. Booking ahead is wise during holiday periods and at busy rail travel times.