The Uzbek national house, located in the traditional center of Tashkent, is close to the famous "Ancient Jo'va" Bazaar, handcraft selling booths, the National Theater, the National Park, the Uzbek Clothing Gallery, the Children's Creative House, the Tashkent Historical Museum, traditional communities, the Tomb of Kaffor Shoshiy, and the Barakxon and Ko'kaldosh Madrasas.

Altogether there are 12 large and small rooms which surround the inner courtyard. The rooms have space for 1, 2, or 3 people.

The rooms have been created in the style of traditional wood carving. The first room entered is a small guest room. This room can be a single or a double. In the room there are three cabinets and over-hangings carved from wood. Two of the cabinets have been used to store books and dishes and the third has been used as a garderobe.

Likewise, there is a great hall where one can relax in the evenings. The other rooms have also been furnished in a traditional style. In the Summer, a large bed is placed in the inner courtyard, where 10-15 people can relax as an Uzbek and eat their meals.