The sweetest staff I ever encountered, they're always smiling, speaking well Turkish, trying to help with everything they can. They're like in mother and father level <3. The place is nice, it was the cheapest private room in all Tashkent when I was there. There is AC, free water, cafee, tea etc. By the way, when I returned to Almaty I noticed the room key is still on me, I forgot to return it and you forgot to ask for it :( I'm sorry.

Sound isolation is none but that's the only downside. It is too far away from any important location. Even for the bus station you have to do few stops. The only easily accessible place is the Airport.

Our stay in general was fine, the room was clean (pillows & bedsheets) and the beds were comfortable. There was a water cooker in the room, tea bags and cups and some plates (also a trash can) + 2 chairs and a table, nightstand. The room was spacious.

Communication with the staff was really difficult due to them only speaking Russian (had to rely on using translation application) on arrival at 12:30 AM and during the rest of our stay. Would be good if there was an improvement on this point: English speaking staff. Person at reception wanted to see ALL our registration cards from our previous stays in Uzbekistan after check in & took pictures of them (these were the registration cards of the past 3 weeks exactly). Never happened at any other place we stayed at.

Where else in Tashkent can you get a private room for the same price as a hostel bed? Amazing value, especially when you consider that it's like a five minute walk to the brand new metro station that just opened (Bekat 8). You can get anywhere in the city, and there's a huge Korzinka market nearby. Plenty of bus stops, too. The kitchen seemed well equipped, but I didn't use it for more than hot water. A kettle and TV in the room, and there is AC, but it's ventilation and not one you are able to control manually, so it was a little hotter than I would have liked. But not terrible. Staff is really lovely, especially the lady that works during the daytime. She's so cute and helpful! I loved her. (also, there is a washing machine you can use for free, though I did not partake.)

There's always that one guy that ruins it, and unfortunately for all six days I was there, there were extremely loud guests next to me, shouting and playing very loud movies and banging things around at 2am. Without them there, I would have actually been able to sleep. Oh, well. Just don't be like those guys!

Although the room is small, other aspects are 100 points! There are free washing machines, free microwaves, free water dispensers, and the shared bathrooms are also very clean. The employees are also very friendly and very nice! The mattress is also very comfortable! Really awesome! Everyone rush!

The location is not accurate and I couldn’t find it after taking a taxi several times.

The hostel is very comfortable with nice staff. Rooms are well equipped with bathrooms outside of it. Modern facilities, close to the airport. For the price you pay for it’s a very good option, especially with a 24/24 frontdesk.

Stay in general was fine (check our other review for more details).

Issues with communicating with staff as they only spoke Russian (check our other review for more details). Location wasn't great if you want to do something around the nearby area (airport of Tashkent is not too far however).

The staff was very polite and supportive. My train arrived in the morning and they let me check in early with a free ice cream as well.

I did not stay at hostel, I was upgraded to the hotel 300m up the road, after Bishkek and long bus trip I really needed this sound proof room with extra hard bed. For 12USD a night just exceptional.

Staff of Hyot Hostel was very cooperative. This was my second time I stayed in Hyot Hostel. It's wonderful experience.

I shared washroom and shower

Very nice staff, comfortable room. Really close from the new metro station. 15min by taxi from the airport

Walls were really thin. We could hear all other guests during night