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2 adults, 1 room

Pearl Tashkent Hotel

Tashkent, Mirzo-Ulugbek District(Ziyolilar 6)See map

₹ 2,953.99per night

This is the cheapest price in 30 days, based on the rates on 8 Oct

Top reasons for booking
Great view
Most user reviews comment positively on the view from their room
Popular facilities
Free WiFi
24-hour front desk
Free parking
3.0/5Good 11 reviews
Exploring the area
Tashkent International Airport, 9.6km, About 18 mins from hotel by car
Stantsiya Tashkent Pass Tsentr., 6.0km, About 11 mins from hotel by car
7
Economy Double Room (Shared bathroom for 2 rooms)
1 double bed or bigger

40.0 m²

Courtyard view

5
Standard Twin Room
2 beds

35.0 m²

Courtyard view

10
Standard Twin Room
2 beds

40.0 m²

Courtyard view

4
Standard Triple Room
Multiple beds

45.0 m²

3
Sharing room, Man only
2 beds
3
Sharing room, Woman only
2 beds
10
Economy Twin Room, 1 Bedroom (Shared bathroom for 2 rooms)
2 beds

16.0 m²

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3.0/5.0

Good

11 reviews
Location
0.0
Services offered
3.4
Cleanliness
3.0
Atmosphere & facilities
3.7
All
4.5+
3.0+
Sin
Reviewed: 6 Nov 2019

3.0/5.0

Good
Friendly and helpful staff but location is in the middle of nowhere with no stores nearby.
Verified traveler
Reviewed: 20 Aug 2019

3.0/5.0

Good

Stayed with friends · For friends and family

エクスペディアを通じて予約しち言っているのに聞いていないと言う。対応が鈍い。 テレビは有るけどカードを入れないと使えない。 そのカードを渡してくれない。 ただ、朝食を作ってくれたお姉さんは愛想が良く、作ってくれた目玉焼きは美味しかった。体を悪くして、座っていたら紅茶わ飲ませてくれた。
Verified traveler
Reviewed: 14 Jul 2019

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with family · For friends and family

Nice little Hotel, delicious breakfast, and extremely friendly enviroment
Verified traveler
Reviewed: 12 May 2019

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with family · For business and leisure

Very near to bank/ money changer!
Verified traveler
Reviewed: 6 May 2019

4.0/5.0

Great
The room was clean but not very comfortable -- a rock-hard mattress and cold at night with no extra blankets. There was no desk. The lighting was fluorescent, with lamps on the night-tables that were only decorative (they had flat-pronged American plugs!). That said, the people were super-super friendly and helpful. It's clearly a family-run business, with that kind of human touch. The hotel matriarch fries up eggs for you on a kitchen style stove-top for breakfast. In short, you have to be willing to rough it a little. But for $30 a night, how much luxury can you expect?