48 Reviews
Hampton by Hilton Voronezh
Gorod Voronezh|1.37km from Church of the Great Martyr George the Victorious
My wife and I stay in this hotel every time we return from the Black Sea coast to Moscow. This time it was December, our sixth one-day stay. I just read the reviews and I would like to remind you that it is ”Hilton” (and in the current international tension, I think, and not ”Hilton” already at all; however, I don't know), but still ”small.” What with ”small” is to take? The price (our) of the room was 5.225 rubles or just over fifty-eight unfriendly dollars! I think, such price in this niche of international hotel networks somewhere outside Voronezh with Russia together will still be trying to find. And for such funny money they provide a room with the most comfortable beds (the most important in the hotel), functional, thought-out saloon and decent sound isolation (the latter is rare in our hotels in principle). And the refrigerator was drawn up at our request! And the dinner was liked: a cool wrestler, a delicious hamburger (as well as their branded salad ”Hampton,” pelmen with turkey finish, a pair of beer ”Kurpfalz” at 0.33; two hundred and fifty for everything). Beer, again, went in spirit. Welcome staff, that behind the counter that worked (better, worked - Christina) for dinner. In the room - non-gased water, on a bottle on the nose/on night, chips and chocolate candy. Halavny ... Now about parking. Yes, they have a candid ambush: small, and therefore always busy. But! There is an Armenian church behind, and the Armenian is sitting in a booth at the entrance to its territory. So here he will very gladly accept any car (for agreed fee) that in the day, that in the evening, that on the night. Me ́sta at him there - he was there. Well, and if to pay unwillingly, but around the car to touch too is not a problem: Voronezh - not fascist in this plan Moscow (then here the security, of course, will not be). In short, ”Hampton,” buddy. You're even if not ”Hilton” already, yet the guy is quite adequate. I'll put you - again! - ”five.”
