Hotels With breakfast in Murmansk Oblast, Russia

It feels okay, it doesn't feel very big, but the bathroom, toilet microwave table, the room can live for two people, the environment is relatively quiet, the luggage can be stored for free, and I am very lucky to chase the aurora that night, that is, when I went to the suburbs, the clouds were too thick and I didn't see a big outbreak!

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The environment was beautiful, and the cabin was warm. You could see the aurora right outside the door. However, the service was poor, and the facilities were quite old. 1. Check-in was slow and impatient. 2. The door lock was a European-style fixed key lock, making it difficult to open. Our room door had a problem. The room was far from the front desk. Since we didn't have a local phone while traveling, we had to ask our driver to call the front desk to get someone to come. They arrived in ten minutes, and it was very cold. 3. The water heater malfunctioned on the second night, so the shower was cold. Although we called a repairman, he couldn't fix it and said we had used up the water. We had just returned from chasing the aurora and no one had used it, so the water was cold. We made do for one night. 4. The front desk was far from our cabin, and there was no shuttle service. If you take a taxi, remember to ask the driver to wait at the door until check-in is complete and bring you and your luggage to your cabin. Otherwise, dragging your luggage is troublesome, and the road is difficult to walk on. We had a chartered car, so the driver waited a long time because of the front desk's slow pace. 5. The room had enough tableware. There was a microwave but no stove or induction cooker. We brought our own induction cooker and pots to cook hot pot and bought groceries for our two-day stay.

Murman and Asgard are right next to each other. If you're traveling as a couple, I'd recommend Asgard. A lot of our compatriots stay at Murman, and it's easy to join a spontaneous group for aurora chasing there, which is great. However, because Murman has so many guests, there's no hot water for showering around 9 PM, and the heating in the rooms and common areas isn't as good as Asgard's. The one upside for Murman is that it has an elevator. Overall, Murman is a decent layover spot in the Arctic Circle.

They didn't warn us in advance that we'd have to pay extra on site for an extra bed for a child... Although we specifically booked a room with a sofa, it was so worn out that the staff apparently didn't dare fix it, so they installed an extra bed. The windows were very dirty... Both inside and out, you couldn't see the city. And everything was just a bit unfriendly... We had a very long drive and were tired, but apparently it's a harsh place... The staff is stern. The breakfast was excellent, the room was clean, everything was there. Even the seagulls tapping on the window.

An excellent hotel in the city center. The rooms are small, with options for rooms with private showers and shared bathrooms. We booked a room with a private shower but stayed in the shared one—it was very clean and pleasant. There's a large kitchenette, tea and coffee are available at all times, and you can store your groceries in the shared fridge. I recommend any room type.

When we arrived, our cabin wasn't ready and it was completely cold, which was a shame because the location was really cool. Thanks for moving us to another cabin, where the heating was turned on. It took about an hour for it to get somewhat warm, but the cabins are still cold. I don't know how anyone could stay here in really freezing temperatures. Bring warm long johns! We almost constantly had the AC on for heat, but turned it off at night because it was noisy, and we froze terribly by morning. It's important to note that condensation forms on the ceiling and constantly drips on you, which isn't great either. But! The bathroom with the sauna is very nice, and there's an outdoor hot tub. The administrator helped as much as she could, many thanks to her! Excellent breakfasts and dinners.

We liked the hotel. They upgraded our room to a suite, for which we are especially grateful. Some rooms are currently undergoing renovations, but we walked around during the day and it did not cause us any inconvenience. It is clean. There is a crossroad nearby. Not far from the main attractions. A good restaurant at the hotel.

Located near Pushkin Metro Station, it's easily accessible. The front desk staff were friendly and approachable towards Chinese people, happy to communicate with them, and always willing to help. I felt a strong sense of belonging there, met many friends, and even celebrated the Chinese New Year.

The hotel's location is a bit out of the way, right under a huge, tall chimney that's constantly belching white smoke—it must be a power plant. Opening the window immediately revealed a strong smell of gasoline exhaust or burning soot. When I booked, they probably only had the twin room left. The bed felt too narrow for a European build; I almost fell off several times in the middle of the night. It was freezing outside, but the room was warm thanks to wall-mounted heaters. The room was also very clean. The overall interior had a distinctly Scandinavian feel—simple and bright. The front desk staff changed daily, all handsome men and beautiful women 😁😁😁 and very friendly. Some didn't speak English well, but they helped me find addresses of popular restaurants and gave me directions, using translation apps to communicate. They were available 24 hours a day. The breakfast was different every day, but the all-Western style might not be very appealing to Chinese people. One look is enough to make you feel full 😁😁 But their main customers are probably over 99% locals, so it's hard to say anything. The hotel is quite nice; it would be a good choice for those who like or enjoy the Nordic style. However, personally, I think next time we might choose a chain or standardized hotel, which would better suit our preferences.