🏨This hotel in Tashkent has surprisingly many highlights

🏨Overview | Overview Although the location is slightly out of the way, near the city's outskirts, it's just a few minutes' walk from Bodomzor Metro Station. Nearby are the Tashkent TV Tower, the Minor Mosque, and the internet-famous restaurant Lali, making it convenient for both getting around and dining. 🛏Room | In Room | In Room This time, we were upgraded to a junior suite. Despite being called a suite, it's actually quite small. After all, it's an older property that's been renovated, and the bathroom still has a traditional bathtub and shower combination. However, the details are quite thoughtful. The welcome gift is very local, with dried fruits and fruit, and a small Uzbek ceramic old man, which is exactly what I was struggling to buy. 🍽Dining | Dining | Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM, so if you wake up a little, you can have brunch right away. While the menu isn't extensive, each one is quite impressive. There's hand-squeezed orange juice and Virgin Mary cocktails. The most surprising thing is the live band, which really elevates the atmosphere. This is the first time I've seen this in a hotel. 🧘🏻♂️ Facilities | Facilities | Facilities | The swimming pool will be closed after September. The gym is small and has limited equipment. Free bicycle rentals are available at the front desk. The most thoughtful thing is the unlimited bottled water available at the water bar on every floor and in the lobby. This is really useful in a place like Central Asia. 🔖 Conclusion | Conclusion | The Radisson Blu isn't stunning, but the details and atmosphere are uniquely stylish. It's a surprisingly comfortable choice in Tashkent. #hellohalloween #specialaccommodation #hotel #hotelreview #hotelrecommendation #hotelaccommodation #hotelrecommendation