Mulberry Hotel

Mulberry Hotel is a small guesthouse-style budget stay on Kukcha Darvoza Street in the Shaykhontohur District of Tashkent, in the Old City of Uzbekistan's capital. The location is within walking distance of Chorsu Bazaar and the Kukeldash Madrasa, putting visitors in the historic heart of the city, with its narrow lanes, traditional courtyard houses and craft traditions. The Khast Imam complex is a short taxi ride away.

The property offers simple accommodation with a more personal feel than a large hotel. 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. There is no restaurant, spa or pool listed, and visitors should treat it as a place to sleep between days of exploring.

Dining is easy in this area. Chorsu Bazaar has bakeries, dried-fruit and nut stalls, and food vendors, and the surrounding streets have plov centres and small restaurants serving lagman, samsa, shashlik and manti at low prices. Teahouses provide a restful break during the day. Breakfast arrangements should be confirmed with the property.

The service character is informal and friendly, suited to independent travellers, backpackers and culture-focused visitors who value a traditional neighbourhood. Staff can usually help with directions and taxis, but facilities such as concierge or room service are not part of the offer.

Visitors should be prepared for narrow lanes that can be hard to navigate by car, so confirming directions with the property before arrival is useful. Mornings are the best time at the bazaar, and evenings in the Old City are quiet. The metro and ride-hailing apps provide inexpensive links to the centre. Checking recent reviews is advisable since small properties vary in standard. Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons, while summer heat makes air conditioning important. Booking ahead is wise in peak months.