Osiyo Palace

Osiyo Palace is a mid-range hotel at 80 Iftihor Street in northern Yunusobod, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on the same street as the Besh Qozon Plov Center. Yunusobod is a large, modern district north of the centre, and this part of it is a practical base for visitors who want the TV Tower, the Museum of the Victims of Political Repression and a lunchtime plov at one of the city's best-known plov centres. The Besh Qozon Plov Center, famous for serving huge cauldrons of Tashkent-style plov at midday, is a few steps away, which is the hotel's most distinctive local advantage. The centre of Tashkent and the Old City are a taxi ride to the south, and visitors generally use ride-hailing apps because fares are low. The hotel's style is functional and modest rather than palatial, despite the name. Room types include Single Rooms, Double Rooms and Twin Rooms, each with wifi and air conditioning, and typical prices run from about 500,000 to 1,100,000 UZS per night (roughly $40-90). Breakfast is listed as available, and the neighbourhood has restaurants and cafes serving Uzbek, Korean and Turkish dishes. No on-site restaurant, spa or pool is confirmed in the listing data. The service character suits independent travellers, food-focused visitors and small business trips in northern Tashkent. Plov at the Besh Qozon is traditionally eaten around lunchtime, and the best selection is usually available before the cauldrons run out in the early afternoon. No official website or phone number is confirmed in the listing data, so reservations are best made through a reputable booking platform. Rates vary by season and by local events, so the price for the exact travel dates should be confirmed before booking.