Hotels With breakfast in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia

The island is really expensive! And this price is on the first floor. There is a public toilet and bathroom that also needs to be stitched. It is indeed a bit inconvenient, but most of the island seems to be like this. If you mind, you can look for it again. The location is close to Shamanyan, a minute walk, convenient to watch the sunset, but there may be not many street lights when you come back at night. There is a public refrigerator. Under the window of our room is the place where cattle eat grass. It is good to see a little view of the pointed roof in the village.

Good day! This is a beautiful hotel, starting with a resepchen and a breakfast finish. Not to mention the room is only 16 sq m, it turned out to be quite free, with a good big bed and a bathroom. Everything is clean. The breakfast was diverse and very delicious. The hotel level is pulled to 5 stars. It is necessary to stop here again if necessary!

The location is good, close to the Epiphany Cathedral and Lake Angara, both within walking distance. There's a Chinese restaurant and a supermarket downstairs. The room was tiny, barely enough space to turn around. Breakfast was genuinely awful. A nice touch was the water dispenser in the hallway. The Wi-Fi in the room was so bad it couldn't even load WeChat. Front desk service was pretty mediocre. I asked to store two pieces of luggage. He said the first one was free and the second would be charged. I asked if that was per person or per room, and he just repeated, ”The first one is free, the second one is charged.” I explained that there were two of us, and asked if the rule was per person or per room. He repeated himself again, so I gave up trying to reason and just paid – 100 rubles per bag, which was okay. Then I asked what to do next, and he just said, ”Go over there.” I asked if I should find someone or just leave the bags there. He said to find security. There were two Russian guys chatting in the distance, and I asked, ”Which one?” He just said, ”One of them.” I'm not sure if it was a language barrier or what, but it seems Russians aren't big on polite phrases anyway; I got used to it after a few days.

Clean and tidy, warmly decorated. No toothbrush and toothpaste, only one pair of slippers, hair dryer, no water boiling equipment. Extra items are charged separately, it is recommended to bring your own. The hotel has a restaurant, breakfast buffet, 890 rubles per person. Open until about 11 o'clock in the evening. Luggage storage is free. The staff can speak English and there is an elevator.

The hotel is in the very center of the city, close to restaurants and cafes. I arrived at 11:30 a.m. and was checked in almost immediately, for which I'm especially grateful. The staff was friendly. Thanks to the administrator, Yulia. The breakfasts were delicious (you need to order the night before—all the main dishes are on the menu). There's an ironing board in the hallway on the same floor. The iron is good. I recommend it.

I really loved this hotel! Aside from being a bit pricey and the room being a bit small, everything else was fantastic. It was clean and comfortable, and the bed was great. The bathroom had a bathtub, though we just used the shower. The breakfast was incredibly rich and diverse – that was the biggest surprise! They even had a Chinese menu, and a few staff members could speak Chinese, though not many. They offered a wide variety of teas with teapots, and in addition to sugar packets, they had sugar cubes. Even the boiled eggs came with egg holders! We also had dinner here, and it was perfectly to our taste.

We stayed in a room with two single beds, and the room and bathroom were very small! Our friends all booked rooms with two single beds, but their rooms and bathrooms were larger than ours – it seems to depend on luck when rooms are assigned! Looking at the hotel's room assignment map, rooms 1 and 2 are the larger rooms. There was no complimentary bottled water in the room, but there was a hot and cold water dispenser at the front desk and on each floor. The dispensers always had cold water, but the one on my floor didn't have hot water! Regarding the hotel's free Wi-Fi, the first method is to rely on the front desk staff to help you connect to the hotel Wi-Fi, but this only works on the front desk floor! The second method also relies on the front desk staff, but you need a local Russian mobile phone number to receive the hotel Wi-Fi authentication SMS, which allows you to use the hotel Wi-Fi in your room! There's no elevator, and we stayed on the third and fourth floors, making it difficult to move our luggage! There was an electric kettle in the room, a wall-mounted radiator, and another electric heater that you could plug in yourself. The bathroom didn't have heating or a heated towel rack, but the hot water and water pressure were sufficient. Breakfast is a buffet and quite good, with hot water, coffee, and tea also provided. The hotel is located near the Central Market, about a ten-minute walk away. The hotel reception is staffed 24 hours a day; they are helpful and can assist with booking taxis via an app. Even if there is a language barrier, they can use the app for translation.

Excellent value for money. The hotel is well-renovated with great mattresses and linens. The room was clean, spacious, and fresh. Breakfasts were decent and served in a magnificent hall. It's a very good, budget-friendly hotel. Not in the city center, but nearby and close to the airport. A very convenient option for transit.

There is a Chinese painting in the room. It is estimated that the main reception is for Chinese people. The check-in experience is very good. The walking distance around the hotel is Karl Marx Street. It is very convenient to eat and travel. The front desk lady is very good to help us take a taxi.

We stayed at the Nuur Hotel in Irkutsk and were very pleased. The hotel is new, with modern renovations, stylish interiors, and very comfortable rooms. It's clear that everything is done with quality and taste. I especially want to highlight the breakfasts at the hotel's restaurant. They are not only delicious but also beautifully presented—it was a pleasure to start each morning there. The staff are polite and attentive, and the atmosphere is calm and cozy. The only minor drawback was that the air conditioning in the room wasn't very effective, so it was quite warm. We hope this issue will be fixed over time. Otherwise, our impressions of the stay were overwhelmingly positive. We would gladly stay here again and can highly recommend this hotel!