Hotels With Parking in Primorsky Krai, Russia

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.

I recommend it! The location is central. While there aren't many shops directly nearby, that's pretty typical for city centers. It's clean, and everything still feels new. There's a restaurant, but we didn't get a chance to try it. The apartment was warm and had everything we needed, including dishes and wine glasses. I do have a suggestion for management: please add a frying pan and dish soap to the rooms. We cooked but had nothing to wash the dishes with. Maybe some guests leave dirty dishes behind, but we certainly didn't! If you book in advance, the price is very reasonable. Thank you, we had a great rest here between our flights home.

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.

Clean, tidy and quiet place. Perfect for rest from the vain and noise of central streets. The only minus is located in a residential house and is on a one-way street that taxi drivers could not find and get in as appropriate. Almost late for the plane.

A terrible hotel, I'll explain why. Firstly, why five stars? A shabby room, old furniture, and amenities provided per person, even though a family was staying there. Breakfast is always included at a 5 star hotel, but here you've gone for a trick. Don't want to get it a little cheaper? Breakfast itself is 3,000 rubles per person, which is crazy. You could have dinner in a decent restaurant for that amount. The only thing is the location, but then again, you'll have to walk about 15 minutes to the embankment. There are no coffee shops nearby, mind you.

I stayed in a sea-view suite. The room was warm, clean, and spacious, with a comfortable bed and bedding. The view was truly beautiful. The bathroom was large enough for a soak, and there was plenty of hot water. On the first day of my stay, two bottles of water were provided. After that, I had to bring my own container to collect water from the hallway. The hotel has two restaurants. One offers a buffet breakfast. Since I decided to eat there at the last minute, it cost 850 rubles per person. If you book breakfast with your room, it's much cheaper. The prices at the other restaurant were also reasonable (according to the menu). Although the hotel is on a hillside, walking back to the hotel through the main entrance isn't too strenuous. It's also convenient to get to the seaside and city attractions, with many restaurants along the way (however, if you want to visit popular 'influencer' spots, you definitely need to make reservations. I didn't, so I couldn't try them). There's a cinema next to the hotel, and also a food street with several eateries. There are stairs from the lobby to the elevators. While not too many steps, it can be tiring with luggage.

The suite booked is 30/night more expensive than the ordinary room in the off-season. I thought it was a one-bedroom and one-living room, but I was very pleasantly surprised. The layout of the room is actually more like a homestay, there are washing machines, induction cookers, tableware and kitchenware, etc., there is no decoration, but it is very clean. The heating is an electric heating. You need to manually plug it in after you arrive at the store, but it will not feel cold before entering the house. The bathroom is the overall bathroom, the shower switch is a bit complicated, but it is more comfortable to sit and wash. The location is good, the famous attractions and the Internet celebrity restaurant are basically within one kilometer, there is a Chinese restaurant downstairs, you can look at the sea and the church all the way on the way, very beautiful. The disadvantage is that the bathroom is very poorly soundproofed, as if it is attached to the ear, but if you book a suite, you can't hear it in the bedroom.

I forgot to take a picture! This hotel is located right next to the railway line and is actually a B&B with no front desk staff. Upon arrival, I couldn't get in! There was a staff member's WeChat ID on the door. I downloaded the app, contacted the staff, confirmed my reservation, and sent them the door code, room number, and password before I could get in. (The problem came on my first night. I was woken up by a guest who arrived in the middle of the night and kept knocking at the door. It took a while for them to get in.) The room was small but clean. It was fine for a one-night stay, but it became a problem for a few consecutive nights. 😂 We ended up using our supermarket bags to take out our trash. The area around the hotel looks run-down. Across the railway line is the commercial district, and it's quite close to the beach.

I rarely leave hotel reviews, but this Select hotel in Vladivostok completely exceeded my expectations. I'll quote my post from Xiaohongshu to recommend it to everyone! I booked this hotel by accident. My trip to Vladivostok was very sudden. I booked the hotel the day before and left the next day. When I booked, only a double room (1.5-meter double bed) was left. (This hotel is incredibly popular 🔥 not only among Chinese tourists, but also among many Russians traveling to Vladivostok.) The room information stated 10 square meters, but after checking in, I found it was actually quite large, larger than I expected, and had a large bay window. There was enough room for two people to share their luggage. Because it was the off-season, the room rate was less than 600 RMB per night. The location is excellent! Clover House is right downstairs. It's a 10-minute walk to Victory Square and the Orthodox Church, and a 5-minute walk to a money exchange. It's completely in the city center. There are also many supermarkets nearby, including 5-cent and Green Supermarket, making shopping very convenient. The receptionists there are incredibly attentive! Especially since I checked out at 5 AM this morning. The night before, I asked the receptionist if she could prepare some cookies for me the next morning. She was incredibly kind and said no cookies, she'd prepare breakfast for me the next morning – sandwiches, eggs, and cheese [heart emoji]. So incredibly thoughtful! As soon as I got downstairs at 5 AM, the receptionist brought me the breakfast she'd prepared in advance, and she even packed it all up for me! ❤️ The hotel provided a check-in guide with all the important information. They offer breakfast daily from 8 AM to 11 AM, and the bar is open all day. Smoking is completely prohibited indoors and in the rooms 🚭 (this is really great!). If you need to smoke, you have to go to the outdoor platform on the second floor. PS: There's also a mini-fridge in the room, in the bedside table, where you can keep chilled beer.

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. 😂