The Kazan Sultan Hotel is an oriental fairy tale in the historical center of Kazan. The building is an architectural monument of Kazan. The hotel is located a minute's walk from the Tatar Manor, Kamala Theater, Al-Marjani Mosque and Kaban Lake, which is surrounded by a promenade for hiking. The hotel is a 25-minute walk from Kul Sharif Mosque and a 10-minute walk from Ploshchad Tukaya Metro Station.
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The interior is designed in the oriental style of a new generation. The hotel presents to visitors 10 unique rooms of categories from standard to two-room suite. The rooms are equipped with TV, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, multi-channel TV. A hairdryer, bath towels and a shower are also provided.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Every morning, the hotel provides a continental breakfast in a nearby cafe (not on site), but the hotel recommends paying for meals separately in the cafe. Dinner and Lunch can also be purchased. There is also free parking on site. Halal restaurants, Ashkhana Khola Cafe and Tatar Manor Restaurant are located next to the hotel.
We recommend that you familiarize yourself with all the amenities on the official website of the hotel www.kazan-sultan.com
We are glad to welcome you to our mansion in which there is a huge history of both Kazan and the mansion itself in which the historian and Writer lived
"Conveniently located in the city center, close to the main tourist attractions.
The reception staff is friendly and ready to help with any problems that arise.
The hotel is located in a historic building, which creates a unique atmosphere.
The room is equipped with a mini-fridge, a hairdryer, and a large TV.
However, there are some downsides:
Being located on the -1 floor, the room gets quite uncomfortable at night, becoming very stuffy. There are no windows to the outside (we knew this in advance, and we don't consider it a drawback), but there is a small window near the ceiling leading to the common hallway. This window isn't equipped with a blackout curtain or blinds, so at night, when guests move along the hallway and the automatic light comes on, the room is also illuminated, interfering with sleep.
The bed has a hard mattress, and the duvet is too small: it barely fits two people. The overall condition of the room is acceptable, but there are some issues: cracked and peeling flooring, and unkempt (as if uncleaned) tiles on the shower floor. There's also a dusty hole in the bathroom (likely a former ventilation hole or similar).
In addition, insects (worms, which are caused by moisture) were spotted in the bathroom.
There's no kettle in the room; one is only available in the common area."