
Hotel pools in Tashkent: can you visit without staying there
In most cities around the world, a hotel pool is a guest-only perk. Tashkent works differently: most of the 7 hotel pools in the catalog sell single-visit access to outside visitors too, not just hotel guests. But it's not a universal rule — each hotel sets its own terms, and they can change, for example by season or hotel occupancy, and this usually isn't published anywhere, so the most reliable approach is to call and ask directly. Prices are listed for six of the seven venues: from 70,000 UZS for a single visit to Mekhnat up to 400,000 UZS for a full day at Garden Bar Pool at Wyndham. The priciest options are the seasonal summer bar-pool formats with loungers and a bar — Garden Bar Pool (400,000 / 250,000 UZS adult/child) and the outdoor pool at Villa Grand at Grand Mir (200,000 UZS on weekdays, 250,000 on weekends; there's also an indoor pool at 149,000–199,000 UZS). Among the year-round indoor spa pools, the most expensive is Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace (300,000 UZS on weekdays, 350,000 on weekends). Only Aqua Bar at Radisson Blu doesn't have a published price yet. It's also worth distinguishing the format: some pools are year-round indoor spa zones (Mekhnat, Lotte City Tashkent Palace, Le Grand De Plaza, Zerom) that accept visitors in any season, while others are seasonal summer bar-pools on hotel grounds (Aqua Bar at Radisson Blu, Garden Bar Pool at Wyndham, the outdoor zone at Villa Grand) open only from May to September and built more for lounging with a drink than for actual swimming.
Pools in this guide


Villa Grand at Grand Mir Hotel

Garden Bar Pool at Wyndham Hotel

Le Grand De Plaza

Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace

Aqua Bar at Radisson Hotel

Zerom
If the goal is to spend a day with a lounger, a bar and a terrace rather than just swim, the seasonal hotel bar-pools usually win on atmosphere. If you specifically need a pool to swim in regardless of weather, go for a year-round spa option like Lotte City Tashkent Palace or Mekhnat.