Hotels near Tourist Monument, Irkutsk

This hotel offers an excellent stay experience. The rooms are clean, tidy and well-ventilated with cosy bedding. The staff are warm and considerate. Boasting a prime location and great value for money, it is highly recommended!

The property is clean and nice! Kitchen is well equipped! Provide water, coffee n tea… will definitely stay here again if i back!

Everything was great! I'd especially like to mention the staff – they were polite, customer-focused, communicative, and very positive. The hotel is pleasant, and the atmosphere is very homey and cozy. I definitely recommend it!))

Service pretty nice with warm hospitality. A signature Chinese restaurant located at the first floor featuring Peking duck. Good location from the airport, just 4-5 mins by taxi.

Location: 10min walk to business zone. Very near to bus station and tramway stop. Bad: Its nearness to the tramway stop makes it easily affected by its noise. The noise usually stops at 9pm and starts 7am. But it's actually an interesting experience to live in small building like this.

I liked the hotel and the room. It's a great option for a one-night stay.

I like this transfer hotel. Every time stay here. close to airport.

Great hotel in the very center of the city. Convenient location, good service. The rooms are well equipped, everything is modern and does not look cheap or ridiculous. But the walls in the shower need to be updated!

This was our second time staying here, just passing through. Check-in was quick, the room was clean, and it was perfect before our next flight. I highly recommend it!

The location is excellent, with a direct shuttle from the airport. The environment is clean, with a kitchen and hot water. The only problem is there's no front desk staff; it's all self-service, which might be difficult for those who don't speak Russian. Yesterday afternoon, I arrived but couldn't get in. The phone number left at the door didn't work, and no one answered the doorbell. It was freezing cold, and I asked two strangers, but neither of them understood English. A third person finally helped me call the hotel and explain that I needed a password to open the door. Even connecting to the Wi-Fi was extremely difficult; I couldn't understand a word of Russian. Later that evening, a front desk staff member came to register my information. He spoke English and finally got the Wi-Fi working. After that, he left. When I checked out at 10 am the next day, no one was there.