Reconnect with your soul at a luxurious haven in the heart of Tashkent’s vibrant new district. JW Marriott Hotel Tashkent blends the city’s energy with serene spaces that invite you to relax, reflect, and reset. Just 22 minutes from Tashkent International Airport, this urban sanctuary offers panoramic views, rich local culture, and distinct dining venues to nourish your curiosity. With elegantly appointed guestrooms, including spacious suites, every stay is designed for comfort and calm—whether for leisure or business. Over 1,350 sqm of event space, including a 630 sqm ballroom, sets the stage for meaningful gatherings and memorable celebrations. Discover the capital from an elevated perspective, where holistic well-being takes center stage with a serene indoor pool, a fully equipped gym, and a tranquil spa featuring four treatment rooms. Every detail is curated to help you reconnect—mind, body, and soul.
"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."