Miran International Hotel

“Pleasant Stay”

On a business trip to Tashkent , I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights from 22 to 25 January 2020. I will always remember it on two counts , the huge rooms and very polite and courteous hotel staff. I arrived at around 10-30 AM, as my luggage was misplaced by airline, tired and frustrated but lady … more

On a business trip to Tashkent , I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights from 22 to 25 January 2020. I will always remember it on two counts , the huge rooms and very polite and courteous hotel staff. I arrived at around 10-30 AM, as my luggage was misplaced by airline, tired and frustrated but lady at reception was polite and helpful , she quickly arranged for my room. Though breakfast time was over but Mr. Bakhodir (I am putting my foto with him) Incharge of Dining hall and dining hall staff really impressed me with their demeanour, Bakhodir was very kind and on my choice fixed up a very delicious cheese Omelette for me. His Assistant a lady very smilingly arranged for tea of my choice. The location of hotel deserves 5 Stars, close to many points of interest including Amir Temur square and Museum. It is close to airport and railway station at about 15 minutes on a taxi. The taxis at Tashkent generally cost between 5000 Sum to 15000 Sum maximum to any place in Tashkent ( 0.5 USD to 1.5 USD) . The rooms believe me are huge though bit aged now. Breakfast was wholesome. Money Exchange counter was available and rates were reasonable. Though it was freezing outside but temperature was well maintained inside the hotel and rooms. The staff was prompt, very helpful and were able to communicate in English. WiFi was ok.

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“Comfortable business hotel”

Miran is close to the city center and within walking distance from the railway station. Bit aged business hotel. Rooms are huge, too big actually. Bathrooms good. All basic business hotel stuff - free water bottles, kettle, tv with some international channels. Breakfast was tasty with some local sp… more

Miran is close to the city center and within walking distance from the railway station. Bit aged business hotel. Rooms are huge, too big actually. Bathrooms good. All basic business hotel stuff - free water bottles, kettle, tv with some international channels. Breakfast was tasty with some local specialities. Service was polite and reception works 24h (useful as flights to Tashkent arrive at early hours). Wifi worked well.

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“Massive rooms....does the job”

Comfortable and in a fairly easily accessible spot. Taxi rank nearby. Bars within a 5 - 10 min walk. Breakfast - lots of food on display but not great. No omelette station. Electricity a bit dodgy. Generally good standard.

“Not a 5 star hotel”

While the location of this hotel is quiet and the buffet breakfast is very good, we had too many issues during our two different stays for us to recommend this hotel. Hotel photos are misleading. We faced a myriad of maintenance issues; our hotel phone did not work, several lights did not work, e… more

While the location of this hotel is quiet and the buffet breakfast is very good, we had too many issues during our two different stays for us to recommend this hotel. Hotel photos are misleading. We faced a myriad of maintenance issues; our hotel phone did not work, several lights did not work, etc. These problems got fixed, but it was annoying for a hotel that bills itself as 5 star. There are plenty of staff on the main floor, but we had trouble getting our room cleaned each day until the evenings as the poor cleaners are overworked. The photos show large, elegant bedrooms--our standard level rooms on 2 occasions were also large but with aging and dowdy decor, dirty windows, stained carpets and cheap looking bathrooms. My bed was uncomfortable as the metal coils could be felt at the top of the mattress-- the assistant manager told me all the mattresses were like that at the hotel so it could not be changed-- we put additional towels on the bed so I could sleep. The gym was closed indefinitely. I suggest you look elsewhere.

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