The best accommodations Andijan

Beware, don't be fooled by the "neoclassical" façade and the hotel's pompous name: it is not a castle for the elite of the valley either... It is not too bad but the rooms are not very big, the beds could be a little more comfortable and the decoration modernized. Nevertheless, it is a typical example of the new constructions in Andijan that still keeps prices affordable. It is recommended to negotiate, as always, because the rates are in the image of the clientele, more business oriented than tourism oriented.

Watch your eyes! Here is the emblematic hotel of the reconstruction of Andijan: columns, fake marble, painted gilding, solid concrete, wood panelling ... everything is there. It's the temple of bad taste, but it's the pride of the city. Obviously not for everyone, and not within reach of everyone's pocket, but it's worth the detour. The rooms are spacious and comfortable: for this small palace, we expected nothing less. It remains to be seen how the materials, not exactly top quality, used for construction will age.

The hotel, built in 1963, has an astonishing interior architecture, with marble staircase, chandelier and murals that do not herald the comfort of the rooms but rather evoke the past greatness of the establishment, when Andijan was still the cotton capital of the valley. The rooms in this case are very simple, equipped with TV and air conditioning and all have a small bathroom, not very comfortable but functional. The building is central, facing the theatre and close to the bazaar.