Hotels With Wifi in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia

After leaving the island, I checked into the Courtyard by Marriott again, finally back in a modern city. The hotel thoughtfully prepared a birthday cake for me, and handsome men and beautiful women sang ”Happy Birthday” to me—I was so touched! I explored the area around the hotel more thoroughly this time. It's a 10-minute walk to Kirov Square, 25 minutes to the fashion street for shopping, and a taxi ride costs 20-30 euros, or 40-45 euros to the airport—very convenient. I met a lovely receptionist who spoke Chinese, and another girl with black hair and glasses; although they didn't speak Chinese, their service was superb! This is definitely my top recommendation in Irkutsk.

I was just passing through, waiting for my flight. The hostel was very clean. The receptionist was very nice. I didn't stay overnight, so I can't comment on the quality of the bed and linens, but everything else seemed fine. Thank you very much!

A taxi to the hotel was already 6:30 pm. There was no waiter reception at the entrance, and a few luggage was pushed by themselves. Arrived on the floor, no lights were on, very dim. The room is OK, in fact, it is an executive suite, it is a bit too much to call a presidential suite. The living room and bathroom have heating, the room is not open, you have to open it yourself.

It was very convenient for us. We stayed for half a day, and they gave us a couple of hours' early check-in before check-in time, which saved us when we were falling asleep from an overnight flight. Thanks to them. The restaurant on the ground floor serves delicious food, and you can go there without even getting dressed.

We really loved the hotel; it felt like we were visiting relatives in the countryside. The hotel is a historic building, with a courtyard decorated with garlands and tables. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to enjoy breakfast and lunch while looking out over this beautiful setting. Most importantly, almost everything in the hotel is genuine vintage, not refurbished or ”antique.” So if comfort and state-of-the-art plumbing are your top priorities, you'll want to stay somewhere else, a comfortable but impersonal hotel. We really liked the room's interior, and the hotel has very high ceilings, so you don't feel like you're in a small cage. The bed linen was fresh and clean—white stripe satin—and the room overall was so clean that I felt like I could walk barefoot on the wooden floors, which is something I rarely do. Yes, the hotel is very noisy, but it didn't bother us, perhaps because we were lucky with our neighbors. The hotel staff deserves special thanks: they checked us in much earlier, allowing us to rest after the journey, and they were very responsive to all our requests and questions. If we ever return to Irkutsk, we'll most likely return here again.

The hotel is suitable for those who just need a place to sleep; the price-quality ratio is decent. The room was cool, although the radiators were hot. The duvet on the double bed was small and thin. Breakfast starts a bit late, at 8 a.m., but they accommodated us and served us an early breakfast because we were rushing to catch a train.

The room is clean and warm. The front desk service attitude is very good and they can communicate in English. This is great! The hotel is a few kilometers away from the village, with Lake Baikal outside. Staying in this hotel in the cold wind of Siberia is very warm and cost-effective!

The island is a wooden homestay, this is relatively new, and it is still expanding. The sound insulation effect of the room is basically zero. On the first day, someone played songs in the early morning, and it was too noisy to count, because the front desk was not 24 hours, plus the language was not available, and the squat could bear it. There is no active room service here. Unlike in China, she needs to tell the boss that she will send someone to deal with it. There is no wifi in the room, I don't know if the boss deliberately did it. Breakfast is more general, anyway, I don't like it very much, walk to Shaman Rock for more than 20 minutes, you can swim in the lake.

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.