Hotels near Primorskiy Oceanarium, Vladivostok

A beautiful new hotel right in the heart of Vladivostok. Impeccable service, the room is perfectly equipped, and you'll find a sweet treat waiting for you upon check-in. There's a washing machine, even laundry detergent and conditioner, which is a big plus for me. The housekeeper brings a cookie, a small gesture, but a nice one. The breakfast is delicious and varied. The hotel has a very pleasant aroma, like expensive perfume. Definitely worth the money. My husband and I visited the steak restaurant on the 14th floor and were very satisfied. I recommend it for those who value comfort, attention, and care.

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!

Unexpectedly, a really great hotel. The rooms are new, clean, and show no visible wear. The mattress is excellent. The room has all the necessary furniture and appliances. Everything is set up for comprehensive cooking: all kitchen utensils, knives, and dishes. The amenities are a whole different story – not all five-star hotels provide guests with such a complete setup as here. It's hard to say what's missing for comfortable living. An extra plus for its convenient location near the train station, making it easy to get to straight from the airport.

This is an excellent hotel in the city center, within walking distance of the train station, the embankment, banks, currency exchange offices, and cafes. We would give the service an even higher rating if we could. The hotel staff are very polite and friendly; they greeted us warmly and quickly processed everything we needed for our stay. They also provided a tourist brochure. A coffee machine is available 24/7 in the buffet area, and the room has a kettle and teacups. The breakfasts are of excellent quality, and the menu changes daily, with delicious dishes. The room is compact but has everything you need. The windows open (it was important for us to be able to air out the room from outside). The bed is comfortable, and there's a hairdryer and even a heater. They also helped us easily prepare the accommodation document for our expense report.

1. Cleaner than I thought, no mosquitoes, the house is fragrant. 2. The front desk English is good and the communication is smooth. 3. It is basically within 3km from the main attractions such as Victory Square and Orthodox Church, which is convenient to find. 4. The navigation positioning will be on the back of this hotel (Figure 1 red dot), you have to climb a narrow staircase, turn left, it is not easy to find. As shown in Figure 1, you can let the master open 30 meters to the intersection and turn right, then go straight for 20 meters and turn right, about 20 meters to the main entrance of the hotel. 5. The photo on Trip.com is too old in color. I don't know if it is a new decoration or a light problem. The century looks at the update. Overall, the price is good, the comfort is not bad.

Seeing that there are very few Chinese reviews for this hotel, I decided to add one for Chinese travelers to Vladivostok. The hotel isn't located in the city center, but in a local residential area. It's convenient for seeing the bridge at night, and a taxi to the city center takes less than 10 minutes and costs around 200 rubles (about ten yuan). The advantages are that it's very quiet and fairly clean. The rooms are only on the first and second floors shown in the pictures, not the entire building. The rooms are considered large for a budget hotel in Vladivostok; compared to other budget hotels like Equatorial, Tepro, and Primoye, they are quite spacious, around 20 square meters. The room has a refrigerator, disposable toiletries, shampoo and shower gel, a towel warmer, a safe, and free Wi-Fi with decent speed. I didn't try the breakfast, so I don't know what it was like. Overall, it's decent, and at around 260 yuan per night, it's relatively good value for money.

This hotel is located in the heart of Vladivostok, right on the pedestrian street, offering various art performances and colorful fountains. The room rate includes a delicious Russian buffet breakfast, which is absolutely great value for money. Just one street away, at Semenovskaya Square, there's a bus terminal where you can catch buses to all attractions. I even took the No. 23 bus from there to the long-distance bus station in the north. A thoughtful touch is that the first bus departs at 6:00 AM, and the international bus back to Hunchun leaves at 7:00 AM, which is very convenient for independent travelers like us ❤️

Hello. We chose this hotel for its proximity to the city center. This isn't our first stay here. The hotel is old, even after renovation. We booked a room with a bay view, and I've attached photos. It's literally a 5-minute walk to the train and sea stations on Aleutskaya Street, and about a 10-minute leisurely stroll to the Government Square, which is Svetlana Street. We booked the room through Trip.ru. Even with some discounts, it was still expensive – 5150 rubles per night. The room itself is spacious, equipped with a wardrobe, nightstand, TV with remote, a double bed, a coffee table with two armchairs, two bedside tables, a dressing table with a mirror, an electric kettle, two tea sets with spoons, and a refrigerator. The bathroom has a toilet, a bathtub with a shower, a sink, a mirror, a hairdryer, disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, and multi-use soap and shower gel dispensers built into the wall. There's no shampoo or conditioner, but there is toilet paper. However, there are no tissues in the room. Disposable slippers are provided upon check-in. A big downside is that cleaning isn't done daily, and consequently, toiletries aren't replenished – we weren't aware of this. To get your room cleaned, you need to hang a sign (it's in the wardrobe). We did. Overall, for such a high price, daily cleaning and replenishment of sanitary and hygiene supplies should definitely be standard.

Good location, very close to the Million and central streets, where there is an opportunity to walk, eat or buy something - many are open until late in the evening. The embankment at the stadium is also literally in a couple of minutes walk, and to the other part of the city or on the Russian taxi takes without problems. In terms of silence - it may be plus this room, it is corner, the neighbors were not heard at all. The music from the cars standing on the other side of the move was more upset at night. The room has a fan and a minimum-equipped kitchen corner - a teapot, a microwave, a couple of cups, and a table. Take into account, there are no more dishes and devices except tea spoons too, if you take food with you, ask the devices. There is a function of order and delivery of food, in the room a small menu and order will bring to time, hang the package on the door handle. It is convenient that electronic locks - you don't have to wear a key or a card - you will have a digital code from the room. In general, the room is beautifully decorated and the photo in general is consistent and everything is perfect if you come literally to sleep and eat in the city. But there were a couple of negative moments. 1. Cleanness. Bad cleaning before settlement - right on the couch alien long black hair, puff at the door all in some spots like the couch itself. Bed linen and towels are clean, no complaints. 2. High humidity in the room. The sunset is a little tired or again poorly cleaned - between the tiles of the seams have already changed the color, possibly the mushroom, and somewhere the pot was flowing under the toilet. Plus weak ventilation - in the s/u very quickly becomes moist, and given the moist climate of Vladivostok, the open window does not always help. 3. Coma. Perhaps they were flying out of the window when ventilating, but it is better in the summer to buy something in advance - a spiral, or a fumigator if they interfere with you.

Check-in was smooth, and the room was quite satisfactory. I think anyone who isn't super picky about their living environment would find it acceptable. It's particularly suitable for women traveling alone abroad because sometimes there are Chinese tour groups staying, so having more fellow Chinese people around makes you feel safer. Otherwise, being surrounded entirely by foreigners can be a bit daunting. The room design is very similar to what you'd find in China, and the owner seems to be Chinese as well, as even the charging outlets are standard Chinese ones. It has air conditioning and hot water – basically, everything you need. The location is excellent, right in a central area. All the city's attractions are spread out nearby and are within easy walking distance. Plus, the price is really budget-friendly, as other recommended options were far too expensive. There's occasional noise, so just bring earplugs, and once you're asleep, it gets quiet by midnight. Overall, it was a very good experience.