Hotels near Millionka in Vladivostok

The hotel's convenient location is close to many public transportation stops. However, the noise from Arbat Street continues until late at night. The room is truly small, on the 5th floor of a mansard roof with no elevator. Thanks to Semyon at reception for carrying my suitcase. And the Chinese guy helped me carry my things downstairs later. Overall, the staff deserves credit; it's like being in a 5-star hotel: both the receptionists and the ladies who keep things tidy: the restrooms and showers are always clean and smell wonderful. And the shower gel is excellent 💕. I especially loved the breakfasts: a fluffy omelet, French-style meat, a casserole, watermelon, oranges, and tangerines. There's yogurt, cereal, and semolina porridge, which is very runny, but everything is truly delicious. The photo shows breakfast with coffee ☕. I didn't particularly like the coffee, but it didn't ruin the breakfast experience. I also tried the seafood tofu, garlic scapes with meat, and cheesecake in the ground-floor restaurant. The chef is apparently Chinese; everything was delicious! The hotel itself is located in a courtyard behind an arch, very authentic. I couldn't stay there for a week, but it's perfect for a couple of days.

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.

Accommodation Facilities: There was a constant rattling noise in the room; after two days, I still couldn't figure out where the pipes were making the sound. The room type with and without an attic are essentially the same, there's no difference. The hot water is electric, and besides daily use, there's not enough for one person to shower overnight, let alone wash hair. It gets colder and colder with each shower, and the water overflows, making the floor wet. The room heating is insufficient; you need to use the provided heater. Location: Located in the city center, within walking distance of the beach and major attractions. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby, which is convenient. The room also offers sunrise views. However, the hotel is on a slope, making it very difficult to drag suitcases up, and it's a one-way street. Getting a taxi requires a detour to the door; it's recommended to go down the slope to the main road to call a taxi. Room Service: Since we arrived early, the Russian staff at check-in were very helpful; the hotel cleaned our room and let us check in early. They don't come to clean daily; they just collect the trash and provide necessary tissues and bath towels. However, upon check-out, they asked us to pay for towel cleaning, claiming one towel was dirty and insisting we used a bath towel to wipe our shoes—it was ridiculous. It's normal for a bath towel to get dirty after absorbing shower water, but to say it's for wiping shoes is to underestimate a person's manners. After some negotiation, they weren't asked to pay anymore. I'll be more careful next time.

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.

This place is near the city center, so you can easily walk to all the beautiful buildings. There are tons of restaurants with delicious food, and even a KFC nearby! You can also walk to see the ice sea not too far away, and it's an easy walk back from the submarine spot. The staff are great, but they don't speak English, only Russian. However, they use a translation app. Most guests here are Asian, and a lot of them are Chinese, so it's very easy to find someone who speaks Chinese and Russian who can help you out. They were super nice!

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.

The room was good, the condition was good, and the price-performance ratio was good. We were very satisfied with Vladivostok during this peak tourist season. Later, we found out that the hotel is located in a university, so there is only one entrance and exit. Except for climbing a hill, everything else is fine.

A great hotel for relaxation and work! We stayed at this hotel with the whole family and were very satisfied. Everything is really decent here: from the friendly staff to the cleanliness and comfort in the room. Convenient location, there is a Playground nearby. The staff is always ready to help and does everything to make the guests feel at home. We will be happy to come back here again and recommend it to our friends!

Отличный отель, современный, в самом центре. Номер уютный, комфортный, все есть для проживания. Спасибо большое что заселились нас раньше времени, так как прилетели мы во Владивосток в 7 утра:). В следующий раз только к вам!

The hotel apartment is contactless. The owner's WeChat is on the door; after adding him, he'll send you the access code and all the details. Stepping inside, it immediately felt warm; there were radiators everywhere, making it very hot. The room was quite spacious, with an open kitchen complete with pots, pans, and utensils. We were a group of three; we entered ”3 people” when booking, so the room had a double bed and a tatami mat, a dining table, TV, hairdryer, iron, and very thick slippers. There were also bath towels, bathrobes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and combs—all provided for three people. The room was very warm due to the many radiators. So far, the only thing I've found—which isn't really a drawback—is the lack of breakfast. Even if there were, we might not have been able to enjoy the food. For any questions, just contact the hotel management via WeChat. I took a taxi directly from the airport. It's next to the police station, so it seems quite safe, at least it appears so. There's a small church behind it, with lots of pigeons at the entrance. Next to the church is an aquarium. It's a 10-minute walk to Victory Square and only 5 minutes to the beach. I think the location is excellent. There's a 24-hour convenience store nearby where you can buy everything except hot water.