JW Marriott Hotel Tashkent

This Marriott hotel is absolutely flawless. The rooms are clean, the service is impeccable, and the location is perfect! The hospitality was excellent, and they even offered us a late check-out. Miss Migina, you are wonderful!

Everything was great, the hotel is wonderful, and breakfast was divine. But there's one significant drawback! They don't know how to make cocktails – they taste bad and are very expensive. This seems to be a problem throughout the city, as we tried different restaurants and talked to local bartenders – they try their best to make cocktails, but they just don't turn out well… 🤦🏼‍♀️ The alcohol selection is also quite limited….

The hotel is flawless, the location is ideal, and the infinity pool is fantastic. Overall, it's super!

The location is good, but the room and breakfast are very average. The price is also quite high, so it's not good value for money. The lobby is very mediocre. I stayed for three nights. Swiss hotels are better than this one.

The hotel was almost empty, with very few guests. The price is definitely too high, especially when compared to places like Baku, Bangkok, or Dubai.

This hotel is new, modern, and beautiful, located in the very heart of Tashkent. It's right next to a mall and a park with singing fountains – perfect for a morning run or an evening stroll. There's an excellent spa on the 5th floor with an infinity pool. I highly recommend staying here!

Unpleasantly surprised. The location is good, and the breakfasts were varied, though some items like strawberries weren't refilled after they ran out, and the blueberries had mold. The interior is beautiful, the rooms are spacious, and there's no noise (we had a corner room). However, there were some issues: the curtains don't close completely, letting light in from the sides, so it's never totally dark. Also, the sink was clogged, and the water wouldn't drain. For the price, the minibar in the room (non-alcoholic drinks) was ridiculously expensive. I booked this hotel specifically for my birthday, hoping to go to the spa, relax, etc. (The hotel didn't even acknowledge my birthday, by the way). It turns out the spa has a long waiting list, and apparently, anyone off the street can access it, not just hotel guests. You need to book several (!!!) weeks in advance! I couldn't get an appointment, and guess what the front desk suggested? To go to the Hilton or find another spa... Shocking service. Upon check-out, they even charged me 1000 rubles for a kettle of tea. Overall, I'm surprised. We moved to another hotel, and I have no desire to return to this one.

A magnificent new hotel with a great city view, breakfast, and pool. The room was perfect. The service staff isn't quite up to the hotel's standard yet, but I hope that's just a matter of time.