The hotel is nice, from what appears to be a thoroughly refurbished Soviet-era hotel. The bed I got was tiny but VERY comfortable. There was free and fast internet. The shower was good with good water pressure. The entire room was clean and with ample storage for clothes. Breakfasts were excellent in all respects - food choice, quality and quantity... More

Probably the best mid-range hotel we stayed in on our Turkmenistan/Uzbekistan trip. Rooms are sizeable with balcony. Free Internet works only in the lobby. Careful with the toast at breakfast - 2 pieces of mine were moldy. I informed the staff but nobody cared. 5 min later at the buffet I still found a few more rotten toasts. Otherwise food... More

This big hotel probably comes from the pre-independence times. The shape and the size speaks in that direction. One may be tempted to think: oh, it is the usual anonymous place with uninterested personnel and worn out furniture. NOT AT ALL. Main facts. Personnel is kind and available. I had to modify my reservation at the last moment, and there... More

the rooms are well lit thanks to the balcony and the windows, but the mattress is very soft and our room and bathroom smelt of cigarettes in the morning. nice water pressure. breakfast is average good. very noisy, don't plan to sleep later than 8 am, as the cleaning ladies come by the corridor around that time and you hear... More

I do not know why some people give negative reviews of this hotel. I liked everything about staying there. We've stayed in Shodlik Palace for 2 nights living in the 7th floor. There was a fantastic view to the Pakhtakor stadium and night Tashkent. The room was large and decorated with my favorite Van Gogh's reproductions. The breakfast buffet was... More

I prefer not to give reviews that have a negative tone, but for travellers to UZ the Shodlik Palace is not a place to feel good about Tashkent. The room was large, the beds and bedding were very basic but nice, but the armchairs were badly stained and broken giving the room a slovenly feel. The breakfast buffet was a... More

Very good hotel. When changing money on the black market single room costs only $ 35. Other hotels in this level requests from 100 to 250 USD. Clean, tidy, professional staff. Only breakfast is always the same, every day the same, I'm tired. But in Tashkent you can eat for 3 USD. In the yard is a theater Ilchom can... More

I only stayed here for 6 hours from midnight so my review reflects a very short stay. I was booked in by my tour company so not aware of the cost and cant comment on the location etc . On the plus sides the guy on reception was excellent, checked me in quickly, offered a morning call and a packed... More

As one would expect in a city the size of Tashkent, there are some great hotels and the Shodlik Palace is one of them. The hotel had large rooms with balconies overlooking the sports complex park, modern, well illuminated bathrooms and everything was very clean making our visit pleasurable. The restaurant serves excellent, well prepared meals and their breakfast buffet... More