MIRZO Boutique Hotel

Great hotel near Chorsu Market Spacious and very clean rooms. The reception is open 24 hours, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The metro and the old town are also just a short walk away. A perfect place to stay in Tashkent!

The room was OK but not 100% clean. The shower & toilet room has no ventilation (the window cannot be opened). The staff was friendly and helpful. An OK hotel

The hotel is very clean and people are nice. It’s unique hotel with garden and lots of greens. The only thing about it is that there’s a sewage like smell and if you keep your room door open a little the smell gets into the room and stays long time.

チョルスバザールからすぐのところにあり、とてもかわいい建物で気持ちが高まりました。スタッフの方もとても親切でした。私たちは受付からすぐのユルタの部屋に宿泊しました。建物の構造上、音の響きこそ気になりましたが、それ以上にかわいくてよかったです。シャワーの出もバッチリでした。再訪する時も、ぜひこちらに宿泊したいです。

Beautiful hotel, especially the yurt-like rooms. Nice staff.

I fully recommend Mirzo Boutique Hotel for its excellent location, friendly and helpful staff, and good amenities. A very special place, easy walking distance from the metro, Chorsu Bazaar and the old mahala. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and there is also a good breakfast.

We are very pleased with our stay. It's the staff that we can say provided excellent friendly service. Thank you Murad and Abdulaziz for making our stay a success. The hotel is comfortable and has traditional Uzbek charm. We definitely recommend this hotel.

Located in Old Tashkent and the hotel architecture blends in nicely with this neighbourhood . Lovely garden and very peaceful . Hotel staff very helpful and pleasant . Taxis are very cheap in Tashkent , so easy access to all tourist sights . Would happily stay here again .

Cute little hotel built around an immaculately tended courtyard. It's located on the edge of the old city northwest of downtown, and a 10-minute walk from Chorsu Bazaar. In the other direction, it's a 20-minute walk to Tashkent City Park with its Singapore-style hypermodern shopping mall, so you're really poised between two worlds. The rooms are small and don't get much natural light, but if you plan to be out-and-about, that's an acceptable tradeoff. Not to be confused with Mirzo Guesthouse, which is listed in Lonely Planet in the same general area, but, as far as I can tell, is now defunct.

The hotel location is great and the staff are very friendly and professional. The breakfast options are limited but good. The twin room is extremely small. There is hardly space to walk for two people. The bathroom door is located in the middle of the beds which makes it impossible to use it without disturbing the person sleeping in one o the beds.