Le Grande Plaza Hotel
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Le Grande Plaza Hotel
2 Uzbekiston Ovozi Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Ranking: Le Grande Plaza Hotel is ranked 12th out of 29 accommodation options available in Tashkent.
Classification: 4 Star Hotel
General information:The Le Grande Plaza (former Le Meridian Tashkent), built in 1991 and reconstructed in 2000, in Indonesian style, is located in the city center, close to the diplomatic, financial and governmental areas. Location:It is situated not far from the park, the Fine Arts Museum and the Museum of Amir Temur. Area details:Located in the center of Tashkent, Le Grande Plaza is distinguished by its friendly atmosphere and by the range of services offered to business travelers. Recreation:Wide range of international and Uzbek cuisine is served in cozy and elegant restaurants suited for all dining occasions. Enjoy the hotel's swimming pool with sauna, jacuzzi, massage and gym. We are equipped to provide the astute business traveler complete support such as with full business and secretarial services open 7 days a week. The rooms are designed with Balinese Style with updated facilities such IDD, ISDN, Direct fax line, Satellite TV, individually controlled central air-conditioning, minibar and hospitality trays. The Le Grande Plaza has five beautifully appointed meeting rooms for 10 to 600 persons, Conferencing system, Simultaneous Translation System, ISDN line in meeting rooms, Audio Visual Support LCD Projector, Overhead Projector, Slide Projector, Motorized built-in screen, Motorized white board, Flip Charts and Laser pointer, table, standing, cooler and cordless microphone. Rooms:Its recently refurbished rooms and suites offer all the conveniences of an international hotel, complemented with the widely known oriental hospitality, to satisfy the need of both business and leisure travelers. The Le Grande Plaza, reconstructed in 2000 in Indonesian style, is located in the city center, close to the diplomatic, financial and governmental areas. It is situated not far from the park, the Fine Arts Museum and the Museum of Amir Temur.
