| a breakfast buffet is available. amenities include a restaurant, an indoor pool and a hammam, as well as a gym and a sauna. set on a tree-lined street, this informal hotel is an 8-minute walk from the nearest metro station, 2 km from amir timur museum and 4 km from navoi theater. straightforward rooms provide wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and safes, in addition to kettles and minifridges. suites offer separate living rooms and kitchenettes. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm
Tashkent International Airport 27 min
Chorsu Market (12 min)
Large, enduring market with stalls selling local foods & souvenirs, plus clothing & household items. Amir Timur Museum (4 min)
Modern domed museum with portraits & artifacts relating to 14th-century ruler Tamerlane. State Museum of History of Uzbekistan (7 min)
Unique building showcasing archaeological & cultural relics, art, coins & pottery. Ko'kaldosh Madrasasi (10 min)
This traditional yellow-brick madrassa was built in the 16th century by the Shaybanid Dynasty. Alisher Navoï Opera (8 min)
Theatre, ballet, opera house, and opera Tashkent Tower (7 min)
375-m. tower for television & radio transmission offering an observation deck for scenic views. Museum of Applied Arts (11 min)
Elegant museum featuring rare, handmade embroidery, jewelry & other traditional applied artworks. Hazrati Imam complex (11 min)
Architecture and mausoleum Skver Im. Amira Temura (5 min)
Monumental square with fountains & esplanades around an equestrian statue of 1300s ruler Timur. Tashkent Botanical Garden (8 min) Tashkent Zoo (7 min)
Large, circa-1924 zoo with fish, birds & an aquarium featuring both freshwater & saltwater species. Minor Mosque (7 min)
Huge modern mosque with traditional marble features, towering minarets & a turquoise dome. Pamyatnik Amira Timura (5 min) The State Museum Of Arts (7 min)
Museum founded in 1918 & containing Russian, Soviet & Uzbek works, as well as Asian & Western art. Abdulla Murodxo'jayev 17a (9 min)
Centuries-old mosque featuring striking architecture & one of the earliest copies of the Quran. | 
