Oasis Hotel

Oasis Hotel is a budget hotel at 86 Bogibustan Street in the Rakat area of the Yakkasaroy District, south-west of the centre of Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. The district is residential, with tree-lined streets, small shops and local cafes, and it offers a more everyday view of the city than the central tourist areas. The centre and Independence Square are reached by taxi in around fifteen minutes depending on traffic.

The hotel is a simple, low-cost property for travellers who want a bed and a base rather than extensive facilities. 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. No restaurant, pool or spa is listed.

Dining is generally off-site. The Yakkasaroy district has a good variety of restaurants and cafes, including the well-known restaurant street at Makhmud Tarabi, and local eateries serving plov, samsa, shashlik and lagman at modest prices. Bakeries sell fresh non bread, which is a good cheap breakfast with tea.

The service character is basic and friendly, suitable for independent travellers, backpackers and visitors on a tight budget. Staff can usually help with taxis and directions, but visitors should not expect a 24-hour concierge. Late arrivals should confirm arrangements in advance.

Visitors should plan transport, because the main historic sights are not within walking distance. Ride-hailing apps are inexpensive, and the metro can be reached by a short taxi ride. Checking recent photos and reviews is wise, as budget hotel standards vary. The area suits those who prefer a quieter neighbourhood to the busy centre. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons for exploring the city, and booking ahead is advisable during holiday periods and major events.