Hotels With Breakfast in Murmansk Oblast, Russia

We liked the hotel. They upgraded our room to a suite, for which we are especially grateful. Some rooms are currently undergoing renovations, but we walked around during the day and it did not cause us any inconvenience. It is clean. There is a crossroad nearby. Not far from the main attractions. A good restaurant at the hotel.

An excellent hotel in the city center. The rooms are small, with options for rooms with private showers and shared bathrooms. We booked a room with a private shower but stayed in the shared one—it was very clean and pleasant. There's a large kitchenette, tea and coffee are available at all times, and you can store your groceries in the shared fridge. I recommend any room type.

Except the room is a little small, everything else is ok! It's much better than the Cosmos where I stayed for one night as a transition! During the day, pigeons will knock on your window and ask you to feed them. If you don’t feed them, they will get angry. They are very cute😂 Because we accidentally stained the bed sheets, we offered to compensate them but they said it was not necessary! A little touched You can also contact them on WhatsApp. You can send them a message directly if you have any needs. If the room status allows, you can also delay check-out, but you need to pay rubles

The hotel is a three-story building, and quite a few Chinese guests stayed there. There's also an adorable cat. The cheapest room is on the top floor, a sloping roof type, but it doesn't affect rest. Since the hotel doesn't have air conditioning, I recommend that tourists visiting Murmansk in the summer choose rooms on the first or second floor if the temperature is above 25 degrees Celsius (during my trip, it was 28 degrees Celsius in the Arctic Circle, and I didn't sleep well all night). The breakfast was quite good.

Only stayed for a few hours, but I arrived in the middle of the night and the staff, along with her boyfriend, were incredibly helpful and warm, even with the language barrier. The room was stuffy, so I had to ask the front desk for a fan, otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to sleep. It said no breakfast when I booked, but when I asked the staff on-site, they said it was available. There's a small convenience store within 300 meters, which was a nice bonus.

It's close to the bus stop, and there are lots of Chinese people there. I love it! It's great value for money.

I stayed on the first floor of a small hotel. The omelets the lady at breakfast made were delicious. The location was pretty good; I could walk to the White Rabbit restaurant and Azimut, and there was a large supermarket diagonally opposite. The only downside was that I didn't have change for a taxi. I was 500 rupees short and asked the front desk to help me break it, but they refused. I offered to give them 5000 rupees first, and I'd break it at the supermarket and get the change back, but they still refused. Terrible! Utterly speechless! Luckily, I met some fellow countrymen waiting for the taxi who helped me out in my time of need. When traveling abroad, it's always good to have fellow countrymen!

The hotel is OK, there is a kitchen for cooking, that is, the bathroom and shower are a bit less. Need lightning protection to live in the Youth Hostel as aurora hunters and Jeli day trips to China self-driving driver C, where he lives is waiting for the Chinese business, do not use his car, do not use his car, do not use his car, we are pitted by him very miserable, Don't believe the Chinese involved in money when you go out, beware of being deceived.

The environment was beautiful, and the cabin was warm. You could see the aurora right outside the door. However, the service was poor, and the facilities were quite old. 1. Check-in was slow and impatient. 2. The door lock was a European-style fixed key lock, making it difficult to open. Our room door had a problem. The room was far from the front desk. Since we didn't have a local phone while traveling, we had to ask our driver to call the front desk to get someone to come. They arrived in ten minutes, and it was very cold. 3. The water heater malfunctioned on the second night, so the shower was cold. Although we called a repairman, he couldn't fix it and said we had used up the water. We had just returned from chasing the aurora and no one had used it, so the water was cold. We made do for one night. 4. The front desk was far from our cabin, and there was no shuttle service. If you take a taxi, remember to ask the driver to wait at the door until check-in is complete and bring you and your luggage to your cabin. Otherwise, dragging your luggage is troublesome, and the road is difficult to walk on. We had a chartered car, so the driver waited a long time because of the front desk's slow pace. 5. The room had enough tableware. There was a microwave but no stove or induction cooker. We brought our own induction cooker and pots to cook hot pot and bought groceries for our two-day 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.