Nuovo Boutique Hotel3

Opened in 2024, the Nuovo Boutique Hotel has quickly earned a reputation as one of the cleanest and most welcoming properties in its class in Tashkent. Guests consistently praise the high level of service, contemporary European design, and the homely atmosphere created by attentive staff. The hotel is tucked away in a quiet residential neighbourhood (mahalla), ensuring peaceful nights, though some visitors are put off by the distance from the bustling city centre and the surrounding private houses. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking comfortable, reasonably priced accommodation and who don’t mind getting around via the metro or inexpensive taxis.

Key Observations

Exceptional cleanliness: Almost every guest remarks on the spotless rooms. Housekeeping does a thorough wet cleaning daily, changing towels, bathrobes, and replenishing water, tea, and toiletries on time.

Warmth of the staff: The staff regularly receive glowing feedback. Guests single out specific individuals: front desk manager Diyor for his incredible energy and assistance with everything; Muhammad Ali for upgrading a guest to a suite as compensation for a booking error; and Akbar and Mamedov for handling unusual requests (sourcing a suitcase and packaging for a painting).

Location quirks: The hotel is hidden in the depths of a residential area with narrow streets. On one hand, this brings quiet and birdsong; on the other, guests may be woken early by neighbours’ roosters, and the walk to the metro is poorly lit in the evening.

Tiny standard rooms: Travellers who book the standard single rooms or basic double rooms without balconies warn that the rooms are very cramped (around 15–18 sq. m), making it hard to open a suitcase on the floor.

Trajectory: The hotel has maintained impeccable cleanliness since opening in 2024. A few hiccups with the front desk noted in the first year have been replaced, in 2025–2026, by numerous thanks for the guest-focused care and attentiveness.

Main Pros

• Fresh, contemporary renovation, quality plumbing and furniture in excellent condition.
• Very friendly and responsive staff, quick to resolve any issues.
• Daily thorough cleaning with linen and toiletries replaced.
• Varied buffet breakfasts with good bean-to-cup coffee, fresh fruit, vegetables, porridge, and pastries.
• Close to Pushkinskaya metro station (approx. 7–10 minutes’ walk).
• Peace and quiet thanks to being set back from noisy roads.

Main Cons

• Tiny standard rooms with little space for luggage.
• The surroundings are a residential area with poorly lit narrow streets, making evening walks uncomfortable.
• Early-morning rural noises (roosters, turkeys, dogs from nearby yards).
• Wellness facilities are chargeable (using the steam room costs 50 $ per hour, which isn’t always clear at booking).
• Unreliable Russian TV channels and minibar fridges that switch off when the key card is removed (as the power cuts out).

Overall Grade: A-

Hotel Overview

Basic Information:

• Name — Nuovo Boutique Hotel
• Address — Tashkent, Mirzo-Ulugbek district, 26 Korabulok Street
• Contact — phone: +998-55-5120303, +998-335120330; email: [email protected]
• Year opened — 2024
• Number of rooms — 29
• Positioning & category — a contemporary 3-star boutique hotel delivering a level of comfort and cleanliness comparable to higher-class properties

Description: Nuovo Boutique Hotel is a five-storey hotel with a modern European design. The concept revolves around homely comfort and personalised service. Rooms are equipped with heated floors, Smart TVs, air conditioning, safes, minibars, and tea-making facilities. The room rate includes a buffet breakfast. The hotel has a Cafissimo coffee shop, a restaurant on the attic floor, and a spa area with a Turkish hammam and Finnish sauna.

Target Audience: The hotel is ideal for tourists, business travellers, and couples who value peace, flawless cleanliness, and quality service at an affordable price, and who are prepared to use taxis or the metro.

Location & Transport

Location: The hotel is in Tashkent’s Mirzo-Ulugbek district, tucked deep inside a residential area (mahalla), surrounded by private homes. This guarantees peace and isolation from road dust, but the local infrastructure is limited to housing.

Key Points of Interest: Pushkinskaya metro station is 700 metres away (7–10 minutes on foot). The city centre (Amir Temur Square) is just two metro stops or a 7–10-minute taxi ride. The railway station is 12 minutes by car, the airport about 17–20 minutes.

Transport: The walkable metro is the main plus for budget travel. For comfort, we recommend using taxis (Yandex Go works well and is cheap). For an extra 15 $, the hotel offers a 24-hour airport transfer.

Walkability: The walk to the metro takes under 10 minutes, but the route goes along narrow residential streets. After dark, it’s poorly lit, which can feel iffy for solo travellers.

Grade: B+

Rooms & Cleanliness

The hotel offers rooms ranging from compact singles (15 sq. m) to spacious suites with balconies (41 sq. m). Interiors are contemporary, with new furniture and fixtures in great shape. Beds are comfortable, with firm orthopaedic mattresses; blackout curtains provide excellent sun protection. The standout feature is the exemplary cleanliness — wet cleaning is done daily and very thoroughly. On the downside, guests note the extremely small size of standard rooms where it’s hard to manoeuvre with suitcases, and some bathrooms use fabric curtains instead of glass shower doors.

Grade: A-

Service

Service at Nuovo exceeds what you’d expect from a three-star hotel. The staff are genuinely warm and eager to help. Front desk manager Diyor has earned many personal thanks for his energy and efficiency. The management shows real loyalty to guests: when booking errors occur, they upgrade guests to suites free of charge. For early departures, they prepare packed lunch boxes. There are occasional technical glitches, like not having change at reception during check-out, but these are resolved quickly.

Grade: A

Dining

Breakfast is served in the attic-floor restaurant as a buffet from 7:00 to 10:00. Guests enjoy the selection: fresh Uzbek tomatoes and other vegetables, fruit, nuts, porridge, eggs, sausages, cheese balls, cottage cheese, and pastries. The good whole-bean coffee from the machine and the attentive café staff member who keeps everything clean and replenished get special praise. However, it’s best to arrive early: by 9:00, the hot dishes may be picked over. Full lunch and dinner in the restaurant are not always available, but there’s a ground-floor coffee shop for drinks.

Grade: A-

Facilities & Amenities

The hotel has a lift, laundry, ironing room, and luggage storage. Wi-Fi is stable and fast throughout. In the basement, there’s a modern spa centre with a Finnish sauna and Turkish hammam, though guests note these are not included in the room rate and are chargeable (about 50 $ per hour, booked in advance). There’s also a generator in case of city power cuts.

Grade: B+

Important Notes

• Upon check-out, a city tourist tax is charged (in August 2026 this was about 41,200 so‘m per person per night). Check your booking terms, as the tax is often not included in the initial price shown on third-party sites.
• Some basic rooms are on the ground floor — keep this in mind when choosing a category.
• The minibar fridge switches off when you remove the key card when leaving, so don’t leave perishables in it.

Practical Tips for Guests

• For a comfortable stay for two, book a Deluxe room or Deluxe with balcony — standard rooms are too cramped for two people with luggage.
• If you’re a light sleeper, pick a room that doesn’t overlook the neighbours’ yards, to avoid being woken by roosters at 5:30 a.m., or bring earplugs.
• Use a taxi app (Yandex Go) to get around — it’s much quicker than walking through the mahalla and very cheap.
• Try to arrive for breakfast by 8:30 a.m. to enjoy the full hot dish and pastry selection.

Final Verdict

Nuovo Boutique Hotel offers a rare combination in Tashkent: impeccable cleanliness, fresh interiors, and genuinely heartfelt service at a great price. Small trade-offs like being a bit out of the centre and the modest standard room sizes are more than outweighed by the comfort and the staff’s care.

Overall Grade: A-

Breakdown: Location: B+ | Rooms: A- | Service: A | Dining: A- | Facilities: B+ | Value for Money: A

Best for: solo travellers, business guests, and couples who appreciate quiet, immaculate cleanliness, and thoughtful service at a moderate price.

Not for: those who want to be in the thick of city life surrounded by restaurants, can’t stand early-morning rural sounds, or need a spacious room at the lowest price.