After changing the name and management from Sheraton to Markazi, the hotel has lost its whole prestige, service level, proficiency and courtesy. I visited this hotel in October 2009 with honorable guests. After a good lunch at some restaurant (not in hote) as we entered in the Markazi I was shocked to see the reception. The girls at reception were... more

The Intercontinental Tashkent is set in an area where government buildings set the landscape, but there is a Metro stop right outside the hotel (remember your passport copy/visa copy to avoid getting held by the platform police), and taxis are cheap and plentiful. It's a large building, the rooms are relatively large, with good-sized bathrooms and all expected amenities. The... more