Hyatt Regency Tashkent

Nice hotel, very good standard, excellent breakfast, excellent and helpful staff

This has to be one of the top hotels in Uzbekistan, we stayed as a treat on the final night of our countrywide tour. A modern hotel in the centre of Tashkent, all the facilities you would expect for a top hotel, 2 restaurants, including one on the top floor. Swimming pool, sauna, gym etc. It was more expensive than other accommodation on our trip but was worth it for a really special stay.

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My stay at the Hyatt Regency Tashkent was truly memorable. From the moment I arrived, the staff stood out for their professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail. Every interaction felt genuine, and they consistently went above and beyond to ensure a comfortable experience. One of the highlights of my stay was the lounge on the 7th floor. It offered a relaxing atmosphere, excellent service, and a great selection of food and beverages, perfect for unwinding after a long day. I also really appreciated the thoughtful gestures from the hotel team. I was offered a late check-out, which made my departure much more convenient, and I was given a room on one of the top floors with a good view. These small but meaningful touches made a big difference. Another standout experience was the couples massage at the hotel spa, it was absolutely excellent. The treatment was deeply relaxing, beautifully arranged, and a perfect experience to enjoy together. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tashkent. The combination of exceptional staff, great amenities, and attention to guest comfort makes it a standout choice.

Grand hotel in every way. Excellent rooms and facilities. Nice gym and pool area. Great breakfast

Overpriced for Tashkent, value for money streched to the limit. Reception people a bit slow for the hotel of this caliber. When I arrived for check in I had to wait for about 15 min as there was only one person at the desk. When asked why she is alone in such a big hotel, the answer was that her colleagues are ‘having late lunch’