Cofusingly, though all the listings call this the Azimut or theAmur, when you get there, it's called the Vladivostok Hotel. It was clearly once the best hotel in Vlad, but other buildings are now closing in and western chains are building new hotels everywhere. Rooms at the front have great views, and there's good food in the restaurants, particularly for... More

We stayed in room 724 overlooking the bay and when we checked in the afternoon the sun had given the room that lovely smell of freshly washed sheets dried in the sunlight. Very comforting. It was so good I booked the exact same room for our return from a trip a couple of nights later. The check-in staff were tri-lingual... More

Azimut Hotel Vladivostok now embraces 2 buildings, the Vladivostok and Amur Bay buildings, and they can be booked on the same web page. I had previously stayed at the Vladivostok building and my booking confirmation gave directions to that building, so that's where I had my taxi drop me. A pity, because the Amur Bay building has its own check-in,... More

The three-star Azimut Hotel Vladivostok consists of two separate buildings, Vladivostok Hotel and Amur Bay Hotel, located in the most beautiful area of Vladivostok, high above the sea, overlooking the Amur Bay with its islands. It is in 10 minutes walking from the railway station, the end of the famous Transsiberian Railway, and 50 minutes from the airport. The hotel... More

If you don't get the bay view, you won't be able to stay in this hotel in the 100USD a night rooms. There is no tub and the shower/sink water taps are connected. The drain is open and there is no air conditioner. The carpet is not clean. The beds are like boards and the linen skimpy. Sound carries very... More

Hotel is full of chinese businessmen smoking and spitting around. EXTREMELY UNHELPFUL STAFF, AND NO MANAGER ON SIGHT. Location is central but building needs serious renovations. Very bad value for money and generally a very unpleasant stay. More

Stayed here for one night and found it to be a nice business hotel with a reasonable standard of room. It was clean if a bit shabby, but not the worst i've seen in Russia. My room had a good view of the Amur Bay and unfortunately the strip club assocciated with the hotel. A prom night was being held... More

Dated hotel with poor service. Breakfast is so-so. Wi-Fi is availiable only on certain foors. Try to avoid. More

The Azimut is part of a chain, so it offers a degree of reliability to this extent. The Vladivostok version is also relatively inexpensive, which is not so easy in Vladivostok. The hotel itself is huge, which means the lobby is overrun by Chinese groups awaiting their guides. Once you have battled your way through them and reached your room,... More