Shams Art Hotel

Shams Art Hotel is a small mid-range hotel at 18 Bog'saroy Street in the Yakkasaroy District of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on a quiet side street within reach of the Museum of Applied Arts. Yakkasaroy is a green, mainly residential district south of the centre, with embassies, small galleries and cafes, and the quiet street makes the hotel suitable for visitors who want to rest between busy days of sightseeing. The central squares and the Old City are a short taxi ride away, and Tashkent's low taxi fares make the position easy to use. The name suggests an art-themed identity, but the listing data does not confirm specific decor, so the property is best described as a small, simple hotel. 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 other meals can be found at cafes and restaurants in the surrounding area, where plov, samsa and shashlik are inexpensive staples. No on-site restaurant, spa or pool is confirmed. The service character is that of a small, personal property suited to independent travellers, couples and short stays, rather than large groups, though small hotels of this kind often arrange transfers or tours on request. The Museum of Applied Arts, housed in a traditional-style mansion with decorated rooms and craft collections, is the nearest major cultural attraction, and visitors interested in Uzbek ceramics, textiles and suzani embroidery often include it in a day in Yakkasaroy. No official website or phone number is confirmed in the listing data, so availability is best checked through a reputable booking platform. Rates vary by season and events, and the price for the chosen dates should be confirmed before booking.