Best Baku Hotels

The room is relatively old, the breakfast is very average, there are not many things, the advantage is that if the window faces the Caspian Sea, the view is good. You can see the Caspian Sea for breakfast, and the view of the Caspian Sea from the window of the restaurant next door is good.

The hotel is nice , clean and comfortable rooms and nice friendly staff

The centre was close to the locations to visit, super view, clean and economic. I recommend.

The hotel is in the old part of the city, next to the Shirwanshakhov Palace and the Girl Tower. Go to the hotel on foot and find easy. The room is clean, the towels are snowy, the room has tea, water, teapot. Health in the bathroom: shampoo, shower gel, toothbrushes - all there are. The floors are warm, we even lowered the battery temperature and opened the window (November) so warm in the room. Very attentive and responsive staff, told the restaurant where to eat. One day for breakfast came to the very end, and Aitan prepared us separate eggs in addition to common dishes. It was very pleasant.

Overall was fine, the hotel needs some renovation, and the rooms seem old. The breakfast was not good, I had to take the breakfast outside every day. I would like to thank Nijat from reception and also bellboy Ramazan is very helpful and a good man. Also, Ali from the lobby Bar. I want Aldo to thank Rami from the transportation, he did a great service to me when we went to Shahdag with his Driver Farid. Thanks to everyone again and hope to take my feedback as a positive to enhance the hotel.

I really like the hotel, we are coming here for the second time, the hotel is very conveniently located, clean, the breakfast is pleasant, the staff is polite and attentive, I liked the maids, the room is clean and comfortable, I definitely recommend the hotel, I liked that the street on which it is located is quiet, a few steps from the center)

First thing, the location is too far away from the center. The hotel keeps telling you it’s only 10 mins walk, but it’s actually 20-25mins. The closest supermarket Spar is 1.2km away, walking time about 18-20 mins since the roads are super hard to cross without pedestrian lines and traffic lights.  Second, the house keeping of this hotel is a bit lazy, the coffee cup I have used in the first morning hasn’t been cleaned and I had to clean it myself to use it on the second day. The used towels were just taken away but no fresh replacement provided. The most outrageous thing is that they only gave us a duvet COVER for one of the beds, so one of us was freezing cold in the middle of the night and had to call housekeeping for a second duvet.  All in all, not to recommend for people who wants to explore the city.

Review of Oldcity Inn Hotel, Baku, Azerbaijan I recently stayed at the Oldcity Inn Hotel in Baku, located in the heart of the historical Old City. While the location is undeniably charming, right in the center of Baku’s historical landmarks, my experience left much to be desired. Pros: Location: The hotel is situated in the very center of Baku's historical Old City, which offers a unique atmosphere with its ancient architecture and cultural significance. Reception Staff: The staff at the reception were incredibly friendly and welcoming. I liked the girl at the hotel reception, who was very kind with the cat. The hotel had a very cute cat, who came into the hotel in the evening and left in the morning. However, despite their kindness, they were unable to provide much help with guest problems such as transportation and logistics. Cons: Cleanliness: The hotel did not provide daily cleaning services, which was disappointing and below the standards I expect from any accommodation. Accessibility Issues: Check-in/Check-out Stress: My biggest issue was with the overall experience of entering and leaving the Old City area. Police and security guards surround the area with barriers, preventing taxis or any other transportation from entering without paying bribes. Tourists are forced to carry their heavy luggage for 2-3 kilometers, which is incredibly difficult, especially after long flights. After an hour of negotiation and paying a 12 AZN bribe (with no receipt or clear explanation), I was finally allowed to enter the area. Similarly, during checkout, the police fined a taxi driver 100 AZN just for waiting outside the Old City to pick me up. This created an extremely stressful situation that overshadowed the beauty of the location. Corruption and Mismanagement: The corruption among local police and security guards was shocking and disappointing. Tourists are regularly stopped and extorted for bribes, making the experience feel hostile and unwelcoming. There were no clear guidelines on how tourists are supposed to manage transportation in and out of the Old City, and no support from the hotel or authorities on this matter. Conclusion: While the Old City is undeniably a historical gem, I cannot recommend staying at the Oldcity Inn Hotel or any other accommodation within this area due to the severe accessibility challenges, the corrupt practices of local authorities, and the overall stress it creates for tourists. If you plan to visit Baku, I suggest staying outside the Old City and visiting the area during the day to enjoy its history without dealing with these logistical nightmares.