Hotels With parking in Primorsky Krai, Russia

Beautiful location, spacious apartment. Easy check-in. Toothbrushes, shampoo, and shower gel were provided. There were no tissues, which was a bit inconvenient. The sofa was comfortable – perfect for watching movies in the evening.

The first night, I booked a room directly at the front desk for 4000 rubles without breakfast. The room was a bit small but still around 40 square meters, which is considered quite large in Vladivostok. Compared to the nearby Novotel, which costs about 1000 RMB per night, it's really incomparable. The next day, I used points on Ctrip to extend my stay for another night for only 350 RMB, also without breakfast. They upgraded me to a large sea-view suite, room 406, which was 60 square meters. There's a bus stop right outside, making it very convenient for getting around. Definitely worth recommending!

A wonderful hotel with an excellent location and service. Our room had a sea view, and in the morning we enjoyed watching the sunrise with the bridge in the background. The room itself was small but very cozy and had everything we needed. The breakfast was modest, but everyone could find something to eat (scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, several types of sausages and cheese, hot dogs, porridge, toast, yogurts, nuts, vegetables, fruits, several types of oils, two types of juice, tea, coffee, milk, croissants). You could also get free coffee, tea, etc., at any time. The staff was polite. The only slight disappointment was the smell of the shower gel; everything else was great.

The hotel has a convenient location right by the sea. It has a restaurant, making dining very convenient. There are restaurants in the surrounding neighborhood within walking distance, including seafood restaurants, Korean restaurants, Japanese restaurants, and Georgian restaurants.

Cleanliness: Very clean, staff clean daily, highly recommended. Facilities: Complete facilities, no inconveniences, highly recommended. Environment: Location is a little far from the city center, but a taxi ride is quick, about a 30-minute walk, acceptable. Service: Excellent! The front desk staff speaks English, communication was smooth. Much better than the hotel reception in St. Petersburg, and this one is open 24 hours. Importantly, on December 29th at dawn, I had an upset stomach from drinking and couldn't stand it anymore, so I went downstairs and asked the front desk to call an ambulance. I think it was the manager or a lady who greeted me; she was very helpful, contacted an ambulance, asked if I wanted to go back to my room to rest, asked for my room number, and called paramedics upstairs. Thank you so much for saving me! 🥺 The 24-hour front desk is excellent for handling emergencies. Other: The room is a little small, but it's acceptable for one person. There was no one at the front desk when I checked in; there was a room behind them, and they were sitting inside. You have to call them, but I didn't see them and they went to Newliving. 😂

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.

I've traveled to many countries and stayed in countless hotels, but this is the first time I've ever encountered staff going through a guest's luggage. On the first day, my room wasn't cleaned. The second day, I asked the front desk to send someone to clean it, and when I returned, I noticed some of my belongings had been 'cleaned out' too. First, I realized some fruit was missing from the table. Then I immediately checked the snacks I bought at the supermarket and found two entire bags of purple candy were gone (I bought five bags in total, and only three were left). I can only assume that maybe other items were just one bag each, making them more obvious to steal. The purple candy, however, was five bags, and if I hadn't been careful enough, I might not have noticed their theft. The next day, worried the same thing would happen, I put all my belongings into my suitcase and zipped it up before leaving the room, even taking a picture of the zipper's position. When I returned, I checked the zipper, and sure enough, it had been tampered with again. Although nothing was actually stolen this time, is this the kind of service a hotel should provide? The hotel environment itself is excellent, but staff like this truly bring shame to the establishment. I felt completely unsafe staying there. Also, hotel amenities are only provided on the night of check-in and are not replenished by staff. A word of caution to future guests: keep a close eye on your valuables. The hotel's environment is otherwise impeccable.

The location is very good. It is very convenient to go anywhere in the city center, but this location is not very easy to find. We have been around for a long time and asked for a long time to find the room is not big or small. There is a refrigerator outside. There is a public water machine and a microwave oven. Overall, it is not bad. The little brother will help. Li

If it is a Chinese person to go, and there is no car, it is recommended to bring your own food, they have nothing to eat, what steak, pork chops, pizza, nothing, boiled pork. Pork boiled egg soup.

This hotel is centrally located by the sea, not far from the pedestrian street, cathedral, and train station. There's a steep uphill walk from the train station to the hotel, then you go down a slope behind the hotel to reach the main entrance. From the hotel's front entrance, you can go down the steps directly to the fountain. If you go around the building next door, you can get to the main dining hall quicker. I recommend setting your Yandex Taxi destination to the cinema downstairs. Some Russian drivers can't find the hotel's main entrance, but Chinese drivers can always find it. I stayed for four nights and didn't experience any noise issues. On weekends, there was music playing outside, but once the windows were closed, you could barely hear it. Breakfast was also good and varied daily. There was always bread, ham, and cheese, with rice, pasta, and stew as rotating options. The room was cleaned every day. The front desk was always helpful, assisting with requests for razors, tissues, towel changes, luggage storage, and so on. Overall, I highly recommend staying here when visiting Vladivostok.