Parliament Palace Hotel

All was quiet and relaxing until 9pm when the disco started on floor 1. The manager said he would call to ask that they turn it down. They would not. I went back downstairs and spoke to manager directly. I actually felt sorry for him as he’s been here 5 yrs and appears at the mercy of those banshees - but he had no answer as to why he put us in this room earlier KNOWING what would happen between 9pm and midnight. The screaming and music travels up every floor through the stairway. At 10pm, after we were settled for the night, the manager suggested we move one floor higher. I went upstairs but the moment I exited the elevator the screaming and music traveled right up that stairway as well. Advice: pick a different hotel. I will be sure to advise my tour company, Step Journeys of the same.

Very clean, comfortable hotel, a delightful visit. Particular mention to the chap on the front desk, Farhodjon, who was exemplary is assisting us explore the town. A true professional and ambassador for the hotel. My room was on the top floor overlooking the road and although it was a Friday night we had no issues with noise.

Soviet style hotel that has seen better days. Looks rundown & unloved. There is a pool that was not in use, half full of stale water. Decor is rather ugly. There is a terrace outside overlooking the uninspiring river where meals can be served. The indoor dining room is a part time disco. My room however was quite large with high ceilings & a comfortable bed. There is a big reasonably modern bathroom with a huge walk-in shower. But not much water & periodic hot water. The central aircon mainly blows out hot air. There is a substitute addition aircon unit which actually does work but there are no instructions in English on how to use it or the TV. Needed to ask for help from the front desk which was forthcoming. There are hundreds of TV channels if you can work out the system. Again no instructions. There is wifi which works well enough for emails. Breakfast which was included was pretty average with little choice and even less service.