Hotels With breakfast in Primorsky Krai, Russia

This hotel was the friendliest I stayed at during my trip to Russia. It faces the sea, offering incredibly beautiful sunsets. You can enjoy the entire sunset right outside the hotel. The front desk staff were very friendly towards Chinese guests. Three days after I checked out, I returned to the city and, unable to store my luggage at the train station, went back to the hotel for help. The front desk very enthusiastically assisted me with luggage storage, which allowed me to explore Vladivostok on foot that day.

Seeing that there are very few Chinese reviews for this hotel, I decided to add one for Chinese travelers to Vladivostok. The hotel isn't located in the city center, but in a local residential area. It's convenient for seeing the bridge at night, and a taxi to the city center takes less than 10 minutes and costs around 200 rubles (about ten yuan). The advantages are that it's very quiet and fairly clean. The rooms are only on the first and second floors shown in the pictures, not the entire building. The rooms are considered large for a budget hotel in Vladivostok; compared to other budget hotels like Equatorial, Tepro, and Primoye, they are quite spacious, around 20 square meters. The room has a refrigerator, disposable toiletries, shampoo and shower gel, a towel warmer, a safe, and free Wi-Fi with decent speed. I didn't try the breakfast, so I don't know what it was like. Overall, it's decent, and at around 260 yuan per night, it's relatively good value for money.

The navigation was pretty accurate, and I had no trouble finding the hotel. The room size was decent, and the breakfast had a good variety, changing daily. The front desk service was excellent! They even proactively used a translator to communicate with me. When I left the hotel in the evening, the lights were on and it looked so beautiful, and I could even faintly see the sea in front! Vladivostok is truly stunning! I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit. It's also very close to Century Canteen, KFC, Rakushka restaurant (where you can eat king crab), and the 'Stop the War' statue that Jay Chou visited. Overall, since the city is quite small, it's convenient to get anywhere.

1. The hotel's facilities are quite new. The air conditioning cools down quickly, and there's an elevator available for guests (some online reviews incorrectly claimed it was only for luggage). 2. The service, however, was just average. Julia was excellent and very responsible. Even after a disagreement when we were leaving, she still helped us put our luggage on the conveyor belt. When another guest lost an inexpensive towel, she was profusely apologetic and very thoughtful. However, because Julia was dealing with the towel issue when we arrived to check in, we were stuck with the poor service from the male manager at the front desk. In China, front desk managers are usually more skilled than regular staff, but this manager's professionalism was very low. During check-in, he wouldn't let me stand at the front desk, instead telling me to wait for him in the restaurant for five minutes. Twenty minutes passed, and he still hadn't told us that the check-in process was actually complete. I had to go back to the front desk to ask, and it was only when Julia happened to turn around and see our already processed room cards that we were able to check in. He also kept pointing at words on the wall and saying ”lift, lift” – was he trying to teach me English words? Shouldn't he have pointed towards the elevator or directly shown guests where it was at that point?! 3. Our dispute centered on the room type. I booked the room based on the pictures of a premium room, so the hotel should have given me the room shown in the pictures. If there was going to be a difference upon actual check-in, they should have informed me in advance. But the male manager didn't say anything! Anyway, we were only staying for one night, and I couldn't be bothered to pursue it further. I just complained a bit to Julia and then canceled our subsequent bookings.

The hotel is conveniently located close to the train station and the city center, with all major amenities and attractions within walking distance. The hotel has a storage room, which is very convenient; you can leave your bags before or after checkout. The room is clean and small, but perfect for one person. There's a shower, a desk, a kettle, and mugs. There is also a laundry room, an ironing room, a hall with a microwave, and a water cooler. The view from the window overlooks the city and the sea, and it's beautiful! The staff is understanding and kind, offering to help and suggesting the best solutions.

Overall it is good, the neighborhood is very close to the park and away from the main road. Some people commented that the need to climb is a disadvantage. I think the opposite is the opposite. If you don't face the street, you won't be disturbed by those cars that blow up the street. However, it would be better if you add some road signs to guide you. The disadvantage is that the hotel is very hot! I stayed during the May Day holiday, and the heating in the bathroom was particularly sufficient, as if it was still counting the winter. It is hot enough to turn on the air conditioner (the air conditioner remote control has no battery, and finally it is turned on with the infrared remote control of the mobile phone)

The first night, I booked a room directly at the front desk for 4000 rubles without breakfast. The room was a bit small but still around 40 square meters, which is considered quite large in Vladivostok. Compared to the nearby Novotel, which costs about 1000 RMB per night, it's really incomparable. The next day, I used points on Ctrip to extend my stay for another night for only 350 RMB, also without breakfast. They upgraded me to a large sea-view suite, room 406, which was 60 square meters. There's a bus stop right outside, making it very convenient for getting around. Definitely worth recommending!

I forgot to take a picture! This hotel is located right next to the railway line and is actually a B&B with no front desk staff. Upon arrival, I couldn't get in! There was a staff member's WeChat ID on the door. I downloaded the app, contacted the staff, confirmed my reservation, and sent them the door code, room number, and password before I could get in. (The problem came on my first night. I was woken up by a guest who arrived in the middle of the night and kept knocking at the door. It took a while for them to get in.) The room was small but clean. It was fine for a one-night stay, but it became a problem for a few consecutive nights. 😂 We ended up using our supermarket bags to take out our trash. The area around the hotel looks run-down. Across the railway line is the commercial district, and it's quite close to the beach.

The room is next to the flower shop, Very beautiful, because the roof is high, the space is very large. The bathroom is particularly comfortable to use. The bathrobes and slippers are very comfortable. There is a small refrigerator and oven. But I don't know and I didn't ask how many rooms, Maybe one, maybe somewhere else. Not a hotel with many rooms in the traditional sense. We booked in advance and stayed for 3 days. They can stay at 2 pm, If you arrive early and you can't find anyone, You can add the administrator's WeChat or whatsapp on the door. They came back to pick you up, about 100 meters away, There is their cafe to wait. If you need to clean, you can inform WeChat in advance. Otherwise they wouldn't come in and clean it without telling you, I love this . The overall feeling is very good 👍🏻

Very good hotel, the location is not particularly downtown, next to the cable car, but in the middle of the mountain, so the view is invincible, but you need to book a view room, or you can see it on the viewing platform outside the room building. The room is large, the facilities are good, and there is an electric toilet. It is definitely a very good hotel here in Vladivostok. The scale is relatively small, not the kind of large hotel.