Sapphire Hotel

Sapphire Hotel is a budget-to-mid-range hotel at 100 Kichik Mirobod Street in the Yakkasaroy District of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, south of the centre. Yakkasaroy is a leafy, mostly residential district with embassies, small museums and local restaurants, and the hotel's position puts visitors within a short taxi ride of the central squares, the Museum of Applied Arts and the Old City. The streets around the hotel are quieter than the central avenue, which suits travellers who want a low-cost base and are happy to use taxis or ride-hailing apps. The hotel is simple and functional, with no particular historic or architectural distinction listed. Room types include Single Rooms and Double Rooms, each with wifi and air conditioning, and typical prices run from about 250,000 to 500,000 UZS per night (roughly $20-40), which places it among the cheaper hotel options in the capital. No breakfast, restaurant, spa or pool is confirmed in the listing data, so visitors who want breakfast should check what is included, or eat at the cafes and bakeries nearby, where a meal of samsa, bread and tea costs very little. The service character suits budget-conscious independent travellers, solo visitors and couples who want a private room rather than a dormitory bed. Travellers using Tashkent as a gateway to Samarkand, Bukhara or Khiva may find the low price useful for a night before or after a train trip, though they should allow time to reach the railway stations from Yakkasaroy. No official website or phone number is confirmed in the listing data, so availability and policies are best checked through a reputable booking platform. Rates vary with the season and local events, and the price for the chosen dates should be confirmed before booking.