Hotels With Gym in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia

I really loved this hotel! Aside from being a bit pricey and the room being a bit small, everything else was fantastic. It was clean and comfortable, and the bed was great. The bathroom had a bathtub, though we just used the shower. The breakfast was incredibly rich and diverse – that was the biggest surprise! They even had a Chinese menu, and a few staff members could speak Chinese, though not many. They offered a wide variety of teas with teapots, and in addition to sugar packets, they had sugar cubes. Even the boiled eggs came with egg holders! We also had dinner here, and it was perfectly to our taste.

The hotel's location isn't great, it's in a residential area. There's a supermarket about a 3-4 minute walk away for emergency items. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to Block 130. The rooms are spacious, but during my two stays, I booked the same room category, and the room types weren't exactly alike. The second time, the bathroom sink felt a bit cramped. The breakfast is exquisite and generous. You scan a QR code the day before to choose your breakfast items and dining time for the next day, but even if you arrive on time, the serving speed can be inconsistent – sometimes fast, sometimes very slow. If you're rushing for a flight or train, it's best not to eat at the hotel.

Excellent value for money. The hotel is well-renovated with great mattresses and linens. The room was clean, spacious, and fresh. Breakfasts were decent and served in a magnificent hall. It's a very good, budget-friendly hotel. Not in the city center, but nearby and close to the airport. A very convenient option for transit.

Facilities: Public restrooms, prices similar to those in the city center. Bicycles are available for 300 baht per hour, or 1000 baht for unlimited use. Hygiene: Clean and hygienic, with a pleasant fragrance upon entering. Environment: The interior is nice, but the exterior is all dirt roads. The location is rather remote, far from the main road and restaurants. Service: The owner, Mike, provides excellent service. He and his family prepare the meals, and English is fluent.

The room offers a view of the airport, making it an ideal choice for catching an early morning flight.

Although the room was small and not new, it had all the necessary facilities, and the bedding was clean and hygienic. Across the road from the hotel entrance is the gently flowing Angara River, with many water birds. You can find coffee shops and other amenities nearby, and they are not expensive. The hotel's exterior is a typical Brezhnev-era Soviet-style building. I was very touched by the free luggage storage, as it's very inconvenient to drag luggage around on my two-day trip to Olkhon Island, and both the minivan and other transportation options charge for it.

Checking in in the middle of the night, the hotel and the room were very clean and tidy, the front desk lady was very cute, we did not have a phone card, so it was very troublesome to take a taxi, the lady was very enthusiastic to help take a taxi. Breakfast is also good and tastes good. The location is also very good, go to some attractions in the city, walking is no problem at all

The hotel and service were very enjoyable from the recipes to the breakfast in the room. The cozy rooms, designers managed to combine classic, elegant with the literary and historical retro style inspired by Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. The mirrors were particularly impressed from the ceiling to the floor. Interesting design in the corridors. The overall atmosphere is intelligent, warm, a little old, but without excessive pompousness. Everything in the hotel is filled with the atmosphere of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, in the elevator read his poems, in the rooms is a book of poems and even chocolate hand-work with his image. Thank you for the chic breakfasts! ❤️

Very good, there is a beautiful restaurant next to it, the room really has nothing to say, follow up

One of the best hotels in Irkutsk. The front desk has been helping me get a taxi. I am really grateful. Opposite the hotel is a commercial complex, which is very convenient for eating, shopping and shopping. A few steps ahead is 138 Style Street, and a few more steps is Karl Marx Street. The scenery is great on the way back to the hotel from the Marx area. But I don't think I saw the caviar breakfast mentioned in the comments 😂