Murmansk Hotels with Free Breakfast

The hotel's location is a bit out of the way, right under a huge, tall chimney that's constantly belching white smoke—it must be a power plant. Opening the window immediately revealed a strong smell of gasoline exhaust or burning soot. When I booked, they probably only had the twin room left. The bed felt too narrow for a European build; I almost fell off several times in the middle of the night. It was freezing outside, but the room was warm thanks to wall-mounted heaters. The room was also very clean. The overall interior had a distinctly Scandinavian feel—simple and bright. The front desk staff changed daily, all handsome men and beautiful women 😁😁😁 and very friendly. Some didn't speak English well, but they helped me find addresses of popular restaurants and gave me directions, using translation apps to communicate. They were available 24 hours a day. The breakfast was different every day, but the all-Western style might not be very appealing to Chinese people. One look is enough to make you feel full 😁😁 But their main customers are probably over 99% locals, so it's hard to say anything. The hotel is quite nice; it would be a good choice for those who like or enjoy the Nordic style. However, personally, I think next time we might choose a chain or standardized hotel, which would better suit our preferences.

The best hostel experience ever; the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and didn't have the arrogance often associated with Muscovites.

The hotel's location is good, very close to the central area. There's a supermarket just a 4-minute walk away, and it's convenient to get to other tourist spots. There's also an elevator, which makes going up and down easy. The hotel facilities are decent. The kitchen only has basic equipment, just a microwave, but there are plenty of dishes and cutlery, and hot and filtered water are provided. The soundproofing could use some improvement. The upper bunk bed lacks a curtain for privacy, so it gets very bright when the top light is on. The room has a fridge. For a 4-person room, you have to use the shared public bathroom and toilet outside. For two days, one of the bathrooms was out of order, leaving only one, but it didn't cause too much inconvenience. Overall, it was a good stay.

The hotel is hygienic overall and staff are quite friendly and helpful to tourists. Room is huge with well-maintained facilities, including heater and mutil-functional shower. Need to give appreciation to the hotel manager and staff as she’s articulative in English and Russian, who offered help to us to communicate for a lost item of us in a Yandex taxi. Highly recommended if going to skii / enjoy view of snowfall with families.

It is quite satisfactory. It will be inconvenient to take a bath because it is separated outside, but the overall is OK, the price is not very high.

Location can be, in the city center, it is more convenient to go anywhere, there are many convenience stores and restaurants around, guide Lenin icebreaker is very close, walk for 15 minutes, but the homestay should not have too high expectations, overall acceptable.

The room was clean and tidy! The facilities were complete and easy to find! There was also a supermarket nearby! However, the room was incredibly cold! It was the coldest room I stayed in during my 15 days in Russia! I contacted the hotel but they said they couldn't help us, so I just had to tough it out for the night! It was a super cold room! I slept in very cold all night.