Incredibly friendly staff, accommodating and wonderful people. We had an accident, my girlfriend fell and broke her arm while walking around Tashkent. The hotel manager drove us to the emergency room, stayed with us as a translator until she got her lancet, visited several pharmacies with me to find all the prescribed medications and returned us home - because this lovely little hotel with a beautiful garden became our home for the next week until got a cast. And we were supposed to stay only one weekend. Plus, it is exceptionally tidy, in a great location between the old and the new town, with an abundant and rich breakfast. I would recommend it to anyone, and we will be back here next year. Let me try to sum up: the staff speaks excellent English, they will help with everything, from how to change money, how to activate a taxi app, where is a good restaurant... They know everything. The rooms are clean, quiet, warm (after all, it's February). With all this written before, you may regret not being there already. Greetings from Franjo and Melisa (February, 2024.)

If we could give the Mirzo Boutique Hotel 100 stars, we would. It’s beautiful, in a great location, and the service is outstanding. The hotel itself is designed to echo the interior of a Silk Road caravan stop, or caravanserie, with an expansive inner courtyard, large arches leading to the rooms, and ornate stone and tile work throughout. It’s a beautiful and serene location. The rooms aren’t fancy, but they are thoughtfully arranged. And most importantly, they are comfortable and quiet. We slept incredibly well, and in the mornings we enjoyed the variety of choices offered at the breakfast buffet, including the fresh fruit. The location was perfect for exploring the city: near several metro stations, within walking distance of the Chorsu Market and the City Park, and just really well situated overall. Last but not least, the quality of the service at the Mirzo Boutique Hotel was exceptional. Every staff person we encountered was friendly, but Abdulaziz, the manager, went above and beyond. He really helped us get oriented during our first days in Uzbekistan, from helping us get small change for the metro, finding taxis, looking for theater tickets, and - ultimately - finding us last minute rooms in the Mirzo when a family emergency required us to return to Tashkent earlier than expected and we needed to stay two additional nights. Throughout both our stays, Abdulziz was an absolutely fantastic host, and we are deeply grateful to him for how welcome and comfortable he made us feel during our stay.

2nd time in Mirzo Boutique Hotel.. As usual everything was great.. Just everything.. Special thanks to Abu Bakr who helped us early in the morning to catch our flight.. We were not able to sit in for breakfast as it was too early, but to our surprise, they packed for us breakfast.. This hotel deserves more than just 10 rating.. Thank you Mirzo Boutique Hotel

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Mirzo Boutique Hotel is a small, charming hotel located near the Circus and Chorsu Bazaar. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful – they allowed us to check in several hours before the standard time at no extra charge. Each room has a cozy outdoor table with a lovely garden view, creating a relaxing atmosphere. The rooms are clean and well-maintained.

Great hosts - Abdulaziz on reception was very helpful and thankfully spoke very good English. The inner courtyard and garden was peaceful and relaxing with a typical Uzbek-style tiled design. All parts of the hotel were traditionally and tastefully decorated. Our room was quiet and we loved the little private patio area. The comfy bed was a bonus. We would stay again :-)

Not much really - it was further from the city centre than we thought (definitely not a 25 minute walk), but there lots of cheap taxis around so it was never an issue.

Located 5 minutes walk to Chorzu Bazaar which is our favorite place. We were given 2 rooms, one on the 1st and the other on 2nd floor. There's no lift but one of the boys carried our bags up. The room is clean but maybe furniture a little dated. The beds are a little hard but it's usual here. Easy for Yandex cabs to drop us off in front of the hotel. The breakfast was a selection of pastries, cold meat, sausages, eggs, pancakes, usual cereal and bread. I like that we got good pastries that changes.

Wish they have given us more soap maybe if we had asked.

The 'Deluxe Double Room with Extra Bed' that I booked (it had been the last one available for these dates) was big (45 square meters) and well furnished. The bed was excellent. The bathroom was big too, although with shower, bidet and bathtub almost a bit exaggerated. Room service was quick and perfect. The whole building, although new, is in traditional style, thus a foretaste of Samarkand. In the courtyard are also two rooms in the form of yurts. There was an excellent choice for breakfast with plenty of fruit and several Uzbek cooked items (although cold). Very good coffee. Location of the hotel is convenient, just opposite the dome of the State Circus, which is a good help for orientation, when walking through the nearby old quarter and the big Chorsu market. Two metro stations are in a distance of a 5 and 7 minutes walk. Transfers by the hotel from and to the airport and railway station are 15 USD.

I disliked the small cage with two birds, which is located in the lobby. The woman in charge at breakfast, although mostly back at the kitchen, is not very friendly.

Wonderful decor and cosy room. Appreciated after a days excursion in minus temperatures. However, most appreciated was definitely the hospitality and diligence of the staff, in particular Abdullaziz whom came to my rescue after my initial booking city tour via TripAdvisor fell through. He arranged a tailored tour, suggested restaurants and correctly installed the application Nanex on my portable. The staff are truly amazing!!

Single bed was tiny as was room. Ask for room cleaning…only bins were emptied, and, I believe a towel being changed. Requested laundry came back looking like it wasn’t really washed and breakfast became tedious after the 3rd day. More options needed for non meat eaters!

Personnel of the hotel is suberb. Everybody is really helpfull and friendly. It was a big pleasure to discuss with them and ask different kind of questions from them. They answered always very friendly. Our rooms very really clean and comfortable. They were over our expections. Also breakfast was good and the room is nice, where breakfast was served. We were really satisfied our stay in Mirzo Boutique Hotel in Tashkent. Everything was just perfect. We could like to send our big thanks and regards to owners and personell of Mirzo Hotel. Thank you and all the best to everyone.

Clean rooms, friendly staff and good location. The front desk team spoke good English and we didn't come across any communication challenges. The owner spent some time with us and explained the history of the city, country and the place. Spending some time outside the room on the chairs in the open area was a different experience compared to other giant hotels / buildings.

Vegetarian options in the breakfast were bit challenging but the staff tried their best possible efforts