We found this hotel in Lonely Planet, but the price was almost the double. We could park the car in the backyard of the hotel for a small charge (there was a guardman all the time). The hotel was big, with historical pictures hanging on the walls of the long corridors and a floor lady on each floor (she was... More

A very typical Russian hotel with grumpy front desk staff, totally boring rooms and breakfast. Acceptable to sleep but you will miss your own home. Very overpriced for what you get. More

All the other positive reviews say it all. Clean, professional, friendly, spacious enough, center of town. You can walk straight up the street from the train/bus stations 2 blocks (lots of stairs if carrying luggage), then turn left on the main street and it's about 3 blocks or so from there. A short, inexpensive taxi ride would work as well,... More

Excellent position and very good hotel; double costs 70 Euro on 09/2011. Rxcellent base to visit Suzdal (1h bus) and Bogoliubov (25 min with bus number 152) monasters Spent one day in Suzdal and half day for Vladimir,Bogoliubov each More

It was very nice, the rooms were clean. There is new furniture. The staff was friendly and the price for the service was also okay! Very hearty and varied breakfast, good parking and many restaurants around it. I can really recommend you this place because its the best one to stay, its not to expensive, its in the center right... More

The hotel is the best western style accommodation choice in Vladimir. The room was clean, although the carpets were stained and there was a little mould in the shower. The temperatures were quite hot (32 degrees Celsius) and there were no fans or air conditioning in the room. The hotel only has smoking rooms, and as non smokers, we found... More

No complaints about this hotel. It's certainly not the Ritz but it's a good base for independent travellers exploring Vladimir and surrounds. The staff were helpful, the room was clean, and the included breakfast was ample. I'd stay here again. More

Well located, up-to-date and quiet hotel unless you are on the second floor directly above the nightclub restaurant. Like many locations in Russia, there is a lot of smoking that occurs so the lobby smells and likewise some of the rooms if the previous guest smoked. The rooms are modern, roomy and comfortable. The bathrooms are great. The breakfast buffet... More

We spent 11 nights in 9 hotels Northeast of Moscow in an area known as the Golden Ring. Our primary mode of transportation was bicycle [a van transported our things from hotel to hotel] The Vladimir Hotel was our first stop. The Vladimir Hotel provided us acceptable stay without strong positive or negative. It was functional, and clean, and except... More