"I'm satisfied. The location is great, near many attractions. It's in a small courtyard, accessible from Admiral Fokina Street. This street and the surrounding area are very touristy, and there are many restaurants on the next street. The old train station, the Orthodox Church, Victory Square, and the Military Museum are all nearby to the east. A short walk west is the bay, yacht marina, park, and amusement park. There are spectator stands overlooking the sea for watching the sunset, making it a great place for morning exercises. The atmosphere changes from morning to evening. Going up the hill offers a different view. I booked the cheapest room, and the shared bathroom was clean and tidy, with a microwave and refrigerator. The room was small but clean. The breakfast was quite rich, enough to eat from 8 to 11 am. The room cost just over 500 yuan per night, including breakfast, which is reasonable even during peak tourist season."
"The room was clean, well-lit and comfortable to stay in! The bathroom was clean, the showers are separately enclosed so it prevents a lot of ponding. Staff was also nice and helpful and assisted with the drying of clothes after we washed our laundry in the shared washing machine. They also wrote a new year card as we stayed with them over the new years! There's also access to the coffee machine and snacks throughout the day and a cozy breakfast area to relax in when needed which is appreciated. Location is very central in vladivostok and it's very convenient to walk to the main sights and restaurants in the city centre."
"Seeing that there were few reviews, I was a bit apprehensive before checking in, but I was pleasantly surprised upon arrival. Most of the guests I encountered were Russian. I think this might explain the lack of reviews on Ctrip. Both the location and the room comfort were excellent. The hotel is on the 7th and 8th floors of the building. Below is a century-old canteen and an Asian restaurant, and Supra Georgian restaurant is just two blocks away. Because the hotel is located halfway up a hill and on higher floors, the west-facing rooms offer direct views of the sea, and the east-facing rooms face the Orthodox church. However, entering and exiting the hotel requires walking up a 30-40 meter slope (it feels like a 30-degree incline), and the road in front is a one-way street. The rooms were newly renovated, very clean and tidy, and equipped with a full set of tableware, knives, cookware, an induction cooker, and a microwave, which is very convenient for those who like to cook. The front desk staff were very welcoming and friendly; a dark-haired lady spoke English."
"The hotel apartment is contactless. The owner's WeChat is on the door; after adding him, he'll send you the access code and all the details. Stepping inside, it immediately felt warm; there were radiators everywhere, making it very hot. The room was quite spacious, with an open kitchen complete with pots, pans, and utensils. We were a group of three; we entered ”3 people” when booking, so the room had a double bed and a tatami mat, a dining table, TV, hairdryer, iron, and very thick slippers. There were also bath towels, bathrobes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and combs—all provided for three people. The room was very warm due to the many radiators. So far, the only thing I've found—which isn't really a drawback—is the lack of breakfast. Even if there were, we might not have been able to enjoy the food. For any questions, just contact the hotel management via WeChat. I took a taxi directly from the airport. It's next to the police station, so it seems quite safe, at least it appears so. There's a small church behind it, with lots of pigeons at the entrance. Next to the church is an aquarium. It's a 10-minute walk to Victory Square and only 5 minutes to the beach. I think the location is excellent. There's a 24-hour convenience store nearby where you can buy everything except hot water."
"The experience was fantastic! The room was fully equipped, and the staff were very friendly! The breakfast service was one of the fastest in Haishengwei, and the front desk staff were fluent in English, Chinese, and Russian, making communication easy!"
"The room was quite warm, not as scary as some reviews mentioned. It was clean and hygienic. There's a small supermarket a few dozen meters ahead, and a general store a few hundred meters further on. The milk and bread were delicious. Transportation is convenient for those who like to walk. It's within a 30-minute walk to attractions, and taxis are inexpensive; 20 yuan is usually enough to get anywhere. Just be sure to have small change ready, as ride-hailing drivers here often don't give change and you might get ripped off."
"The most notable feature of this hotel is its proximity to the beach. There are many attractions in the area, right on the pedestrian street. The only inconvenience is that there's only one bathroom, which needs frequent cleaning."
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RRamilkaGreat apartment with a beautiful view of the Golden Bay and the Golden Bridge. There's a small observation deck in front of the hotel. The receptionist is kind and helpful. The room has everything you need for a comfortable stay. If we come to Vladivostok again, we'll definitely come back here.
AAnonymous UserThe 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 👍🏻
GGracelkmA very cozy, Old Russian-style hotel with a hint of spooky vibes. The receptionists were helpful and spoke excellent English. Be aware of two issues: it's hard to find via GPS (taxi drivers didn't know the exact entrance), and the bathroom water was slightly yellow with black particles. In general, I liked my stay and would recommend it for the horror atmosphere and service.
GGuest UserGood hotel close to city center. There is no reception counter, check in/out goes online, which takes some time while you have to wait outside. Room is clean, and warm, good noise isolation. I gave 4 stars because of absence of the parking slot (parking is promised but in reality it is just tiny and not very well maintained area surrounding the hotel), worn shower and window curtains, and absence of the dining plates.
GGracelkmThe best capsule hotel/ hostel I have ever been to. Clean bed sheet and chic decoration design. A special thanks to the male manager who took care of me while I was sick. He made this hotel feel like home and so welcoming. I would love to visit again and hope the owner of the hotel can fix the shower drankage issue.
GGuest UserThe hotel is located on the road behind Lenin Square, very close to Vladivostok Railway Station, and about 800 meters from Victory Square. The twin beds are both 0.8 meters wide, so they didn't feel cramped. The room provides a 2-in-1 shampoo and shower gel, as well as thin slippers, a kettle, a hairdryer, and a TV. There are about 3-4 power outlets. Hanging the cleaning sign on the doorknob will prompt the staff to change towels and make the beds. Many Chinese tour groups stay at the hotel, so it's best to book in advance during holidays. The front desk speaks English, and communication is relatively easy with a translator. Breakfast is conveniently available at the bakery on the first floor.
GGuest UserThe hotel is located in Vladivostok, with a family and friends. Strategic location. A supermarket is right next door, and there's a lift and escalator. It's also very convenient. Recommended for those planning to stay in Vladivostok. The staff and owner are very friendly and helpful. The location is very convenient, with a supermarket on the ground floor, making it close to everything. The rooms are clean and tidy, with an elevator and escalator. There's also a kitchen where you can cook your own meals.
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