Top Hotels in Primorye Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Primorye, Russia
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Primorye, Far Eastern District including Asti, Venice Hotel, Aurora Park Hotel, Campus DVFU 3, Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes, Renaissance Hotel, Sokolniki, Hotel Vladpoint, Hotel Khabarovsk, Kedr House Hotel.
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1. Asti
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Small hotel right in the downtown Khabarovsk. All attractions are within walking distance. Free wi-fi. All rooms have private bathroom. Also has beauty saloon and tailoring shop.
2. Venice Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Venice Hotel is a 3-star hotel located at 6 kilometers from Terminal A of Vladivostok airport Knevichi and at 50 km (40 minutes by car) from the centre of the city of Vladivostok. The Hotel is an ideal place to overnight if you transfer through Vladivostok as it is the nearest hotel to Terminal A building of the airport. At Venice Hotel you will find one of the safest, cleanest and most service-oriented establishments in the Russian Far East. Its strategic location is convenient for both transit passengers and business people traveling to the largest cities of the Russian Far East and overseas. Our guests do not worry about the flight time: Venice Hotel is conveniently located at a short distance from Terminal A of Vladivostok airport and it takes only an instant to get there. All guests and visitors of the Hotel have access to FOC parking area located nearby the hotel. Venice Hotel is a blend of European style and Russian hospitality. Twenty-four hour security provides safe environment for our guests. Our guest rooms decorated in warm coral colors offer special comfort and modern services to meet the needs of business and leisure travelers. Each standard hotel room is furnished with comfortable bed, working desk, private bathroom with toiletries and necessary amenities, satellite TV (43-inch class LED TV) with international channels, IDD telephone, individual safe, hair dryer, completely stuffed minibar, electric kettle, alarm clock and Wi-Fi Internet. We also provide a set of tableware, morning gown and slippers, complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, creamer and 500 ml bottled water in the rooms, as well as single-use amenities in a private bathroom such as shower cap, soap, shampoo, shower gel, comb, razor and dental kit. All rooms have central air conditioning and heating. All rooms are 100% non-smoking. Extra bed can be provided into twin and double-bed rooms at additional cost. For kids (up to 3 years old) we provide FOC baby cot. The Hotel is capable to meet the needs of passengers travelling with kids. To facilitate parents we provide for their kids: transfer to the Hotel in a baby seat, baby cot with all accessories in the room, inner children's play area at the lobby and outside playground, TV channel with cartoons and children’s movies, kids’ menu and baby chair at the restaurant. All our guest rooms are 100% non-smoking. We thank our clients for observing our non-smoking policy in rooms and public areas of the Hotel. For smoking guests we have an outside roofed smoking area. To make the stay of our guests accomplished and more enjoyable, there is Venice Hotel Restaurant conveniently located on the ground floor of the Hotel. It is a nice and cozy place to enjoy excellent service and great a la carte menu of 40 items represented by seafood, fish and meat dishes of European, Pan-Asian and Russian cuisine. Food enthusiasts will appreciate the generous portions of food cooked to perfection. Beside others, our menu represents vegetarian selection and chef’s recommendation. We also created and offer a separate vegetarian a la carte menu of 20 items. For little guests we provide kid’s menu to color it with the pencils. Baby chair is available. We offer a relaxed environment to enjoy wide selection of your favorite drinks, delicious food, wonderful music and what is the most important – warm and home-like atmosphere. Irreproachable cleanliness, mouth-watering food and excellent service are constitutes of our indisputable motto. The hearty food is presented by experienced Russian chefs and is served by dedicated team of waiters. We prepare unique set menus for groups and special occasions. Our customers have choice of ordering service in a banquet room. Take away is also available.
excellent hotel for transit passengers through the airport Vladivostok
Reviewed By 308oxanasThe only excellent hotel near the airport Vladivostok. There is a transfer from the airport and to the airport. A good restaurant with a great choice of dishes. Meals can be ordered to the room in advance by calling.
3. Aurora Park Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Modern Hotel class 3 star Hotel located in the picturesque SpaPark area. The room Fund of the Hotel comprise 88 rooms of different categories. The rooms we have provided maximum facilities for a comfortable stay. We are pleased to offer you an Italian restaurant > with summer terrace, located on the first floor of the Hotel. And the Hotel has a large green area for walking with high-quality and well-equipped playgrounds. The ideal place for relaxing family holidays. For organizing and conducting various business events, presentations, business negotiations, we are pleased to offer a new, modern and comfortable conference room that can accommodate up to 50 people, equipped with modern sound and projection equipment. For the participants of the event services Banquet service, organization of coffee breaks, complex food from an Italian restaurant >.
Nice quiet hotel
Reviewed By rickyv_12I had only one night here, so very brief experience, but the hotel is really quiet. the building is in the middle of a park 500 meter from the sea; being spring time it's very nice and pleasant. rooms are a bit small and essential, but comfortable. For a quick stay this hotel is perfect.
4. Campus DVFU 3
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Nice Campus-Hotel Without Decent Breakfast
Reviewed By SoellnerAs there is not yet a review in English for this hotel, I decided to leave some comments which might be useful for non Russian speaking travellers. In July 2018 I spent one week in the Hotel No. 3 on the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University on Russian Island near Vladivostok. It is one of the five highest-rated Hotels on campus (there are lower hotel categories, too) and owned and operated by the university. It is rather big, with more than 200 rooms. There are three room categories: regular room, regular suite and presidential suite. The latter is in a category of its own: It is huge, luxuriously appointed and priced over the top. The regular rooms are, well, regular. Regular suites have a sitting room separate from the bedroom. They face the campus and have a nice view of the park-like surroundings but only from the regular rooms (and, of course, from the presidential suite) you have a view of the sea. I chose a regular room - and the missing sea view was no problem since it was raining or foggy or both for most of my stay. My suite was decently and adequately furnished (TV, mini fridge, free wifi). The condition of the room was good, as the hotel is only about five years old. There certainly is no luxury but I did not expect that anyway. What I did expect, though, was a good night's sleep which was hard to get. In my room there was a constant noise from, I presume, some ventilation or heating unit on the roof which did not matter much during the day, but turned out to be very disturbing during the night. I do not know whether my room was the only one affected on the top floor and I think on lower floors this should not be much of a problem. In any case, if you are at all sensitive to noise, it is a good idea to bring some ear plugs (which, by the way, is a good idea in any hotel!). This is all the more a pity since, otherwise, the place is very quiet and you will hear nothing from the roads outside (only buses, service vehicles and taxis use them). There is no air conditioning, only ventilation (no matter how you set the controls, cool and dry air was not produced). In the room, there are four or five complementary bottles of water which are replaced every day. The maid did her work very well, no reason to complain here. Down at the reception, people were friendly and trying to be helpful - if only they could understand you! Of the hotel staff, there are one or two who speak English well, one or two who speak it haltingly, and the rest do not speak it at all. So, whether you can get help depends very much on whom you happen to speak to. The big downside of this place, and the reason for its getting three instead of four stars, is the breakfast - or, rather, the lack thereof. The hotel offers only accommodation, no breakfast (nor, for that matter, other meals). There is a cafeteria on the ground floor where you can get breakfast (and other meals) from 8:00 to 22:00, but neither the food nor the atmosphere are in any way enjoyable. It is a self-service place (whch in itself would not be a problem) and the choice for breakfast boils down to either something very sugary or something very fat. In both cases it is warm food (except for a very limited selection of extremely sugary pastries) - such as omelettes, pancakes, eggs and sausages (even to look at the latter will make your arteries clog!). Everything you would expect from a decent breakfast is absent - bread, breadrolls, jam, cheese, ham, butter, yoghurt, fruit, muesli, cereals... You can get coffee from the "coffee bar". I tried the cappuccino which was drinkable but not at all what you would expect (basically, it did not tast of coffee but only of milk). After breakfast, they serve different dishes, most of them warm (with the exception of some pre-portioned salads). They offer, e.g., rice with vegetables, grilled vegetables, different soups, some kind of schnitzel, some kind of fried fish. It is okay and it will feed you, but, again, nothing you will enjoy very much. You cannot even get some beer with which to wash it all down, because the sale of alcoholic beveredges is prohibited on campus. The staff, of course, does not speak English. The same goes for the staff of the mini markets nearby. If you are lucky, you can get hold of an English speaking student who might help you to identify the goods on offer. These mini markets are called 7/24 (or something like that), although they are certainly not open around the clock. Some open at 8:00, others at 10:00. The selection of goods is more or less the same in each mini market, but some may have run out of one thing and some may have run out of the other thing. Therefore, you might have to shop around a little bit. They have things like fresh fruit, pure juice and natural yoghurt, but the selection is very limited and you have to look very carefully in order not to buy some of the sugary stuff accidentally. As I alluded to above, they do not sell alcohol in any form. Unfortunately, though there are a lot of places where you can get something to eat, there is no decent restaurant on the campus. Therefore, you will have to go to Vladivostok (about half an hour by taxi, which will cost you about 500 Rubles); I would recommend Zuma, where you can get very good seafood at reasonable prices and where the staff speak English (it is a tourist place, of course, where you can find many Chinese and Koreans). What else is there to say? In front of the hotel there is a stadium and several sports fields which are open to, basically, everyone. So, you may bring your running shoes and run a couple of laps sometimes. But keep your eyes to the ground! This being Russia, the surface of the running track is already, although it is only about five years old, in a bad shape in places and ought to be redone. Next to the sports fields there is a beautiful and well kept park which reaches down to the sea and the beach. Not only can you stretch your legs there, you can also take longer walks. But do not, under no circumstances, get into the water: There is a major shipping lane just one mile off the coast, upstream there is some heavy industry and somewhere near, I have been told, they were wont to "decommission" old ships by sinking them. Locals do get into the water but, then again, there is a reason why Russian life expectancy is so low.
5. Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Khabarovsk, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. As your “home away from home,” the guest house rooms offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and a kitchenette, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk and express check-in and check-out while staying at Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes. And, as an added convenience, there is street parking available to guests. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Temple of Saint Seraphim Sarovskiy (1.5 mi) and Lenin Stadium (2.1 mi), guests of Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes can easily experience some of Khabarovsk's most well known attractions. If you’re looking for a Chinese restaurant, consider a visit to Amur Cafe-Bar, Tri Obezyany, or Drakon Asii, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Mini-Hotel Spi Zdes. If you are interested in exploring Khabarovsk, check out an ancient ruins, such as Khabarovsk Cliff. Enjoy your stay in Khabarovsk!
6. Renaissance Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
If you’re looking for a small hotel in Vladivostok, look no further than Renaissance Hotel. While staying at Renaissance Hotel, visitors can check out Tsesarevich Embankment (1.1 mi) and Svetlanskaya Street (1.3 mi), some of Vladivostok's top attractions. Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning and a minibar, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the small hotel. If you like cafes, Renaissance Hotel is conveniently located near Moloko & Mеd, Port Cafe, and STUDIO. If you’re looking for something to do, Eagle's Nest Mount (0.3 mi), Railroad Terminal (0.4 mi), and Central Square (0.4 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Renaissance Hotel. The staff at Renaissance Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
A regular hotel breakfast included
Reviewed By Cherry LIt is a nice hide-out in the city. The address presents a large stately building, with small businesses and what seems to be apartments on the street side. The hotel is at the back of the lower, left wing. It is accessed by a drive way on the left, next to the seafood restaurant, some 20 meters uphill and through a small parking lot on the right. A small garden on the right side of a path welcomes guests into this hotel of several floors. The room is comfortable, includes every thing from towels, shampoo, tooth brush, to a paid of slippers, a safe, and a hot pot on a tray with tea and coffe packs. They also supply bottle water, although you need to ask for it some times, as the lady do not knock on doors, just hand ot a bottle when she sees you on her route. The breakfast is simple but sufficient, including eggs (fried and boiled) and garden salad. Staff mostly do not speak English, but understand a bit more and are helpful when they figure out what you need. The location is good, a few minutes walk towards the bridge on the east and a little longer walk to the shopping area on the west. Besides the seafood place, another restaurant is across the street the many more going I to the busy area. The lounge down stair has stuffed animals, including a bear, a fox and a pheasant. Although the hotel is small, there are many spaces for lounging at very floor next to the stair cases and in the corridor, nice decoration too.
7. Sokolniki
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly small hotel in Khabarovsk does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Sokolniki, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Amur cliff (2.2 mi) and Ferris Wheel (2.2 mi), guests of Sokolniki can easily experience some of Khabarovsk's most well known attractions. Rooms at Sokolniki provide a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Sokolniki guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and room service. You can also enjoy a sauna and an on-site restaurant. If you are interested in exploring Khabarovsk, check out an ancient ruins, such as Khabarovsk Cliff. Sokolniki looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Khabarovsk.
8. Hotel Vladpoint
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Vladivostok? Then look no further than Hotel Vladpoint, a family-friendly small hotel that brings the best of Vladivostok to your doorstep. Hotel Vladpoint offers guests an array of room amenities including air conditioning, a minibar, and a kitchenette, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The small hotel offers a 24 hour front desk and room service, to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to street parking. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Nikolai's Triumphal Arch/ Arch of Prince Nicholas (0.8 mi) and Golden Bridge (1.0 mi), guests of Hotel Vladpoint can easily experience some of Vladivostok's most well known attractions. While staying in Vladivostok, you can check out a popular Spanish restaurant like Bario Latino, which is serving up some great dishes. If you’re looking for something to do, Lighthouse Egersheld (0.5 mi), Eagle's Nest Mount (1.2 mi), and Railroad Terminal (0.7 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Hotel Vladpoint. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Vladpoint as you experience everything Vladivostok has to offer.
9. Hotel Khabarovsk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
The building of the hotel complex was built immediately after the war, in 1947-1948. It is noteworthy that hotels have always been located here - beginning with the very first, "North". But in the beginning, the house was built as a residential one - for employees of various departments. For those times he was the "last squeak" of comfort and prestige. For which he was awarded a high award, a prestigious architecture prize. The current hotel complex "Khabarovsk", was opened on October 24, 2005. It includes a hotel of 42 rooms: Single, Single, Twin, Apartment, Suite, Delux. And as a restaurant for 60 seats and a summer cafe for guests. The cozy rooms of the hotel are always ready for the warm welcome of our dear guests. Convenient location in the central part of the city, will satisfy the interests of businessmen, tourists and guests of the city of Khabarovsk.
10. Kedr House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
If you’re looking for a small hotel in Artyom, look no further than Kedr House Hotel. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Artyom, Kedr House Hotel is located a short distance from Ugolshhik (1.5 mi) and Temple of the Epiphany (1.7 mi). The rooms offer a refrigerator, a minibar, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Kedr House Hotel features a 24 hour front desk, room service, and baggage storage. In addition, as a valued Kedr House Hotel guest, you can enjoy a lounge that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the Italian restaurants, including Fabio, Doka-Pizza, and Atmosfera, all of which are a short distance from Kedr House Hotel. If you are interested in exploring Artyom, check out a park, such as Aviators Park. The staff at Kedr House Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Best Hotel in Vladivostok
Reviewed By TOMOHIDE OBeautiful, Modern, Natural, Excellent View, Brand‐new, Nice staffs, The communication which feels good with local people. The bath towel, the bathrobe and the slippers are very excellent in quality. I have forgot that this is Russia. The distance from the airport is about 15 minutes on foot.
