Hotels With Breakfast in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia

The island is a wooden homestay, this is relatively new, and it is still expanding. The sound insulation effect of the room is basically zero. On the first day, someone played songs in the early morning, and it was too noisy to count, because the front desk was not 24 hours, plus the language was not available, and the squat could bear it. There is no active room service here. Unlike in China, she needs to tell the boss that she will send someone to deal with it. There is no wifi in the room, I don't know if the boss deliberately did it. Breakfast is more general, anyway, I don't like it very much, walk to Shaman Rock for more than 20 minutes, you can swim in the lake.

After leaving the island, I checked into the Courtyard by Marriott again, finally back in a modern city. The hotel thoughtfully prepared a birthday cake for me, and handsome men and beautiful women sang ”Happy Birthday” to me—I was so touched! I explored the area around the hotel more thoroughly this time. It's a 10-minute walk to Kirov Square, 25 minutes to the fashion street for shopping, and a taxi ride costs 20-30 euros, or 40-45 euros to the airport—very convenient. I met a lovely receptionist who spoke Chinese, and another girl with black hair and glasses; although they didn't speak Chinese, their service was superb! This is definitely my top recommendation in Irkutsk.

The location is right next to the cable car, it is very convenient to go up the mountain to see Lake Baikal. There is no elevator, and it is not convenient to move if there is a lot of luggage. The check-in certificate at the front desk was opened to us less, and it wasted a little time to wait for the certificate.

Traveling to Lake Baikal in winter, stay in the town of Li for two days and stay at the legendary Baikara. The hotel is built next to the lake and is very unique. It is an attraction in itself. I booked a lake view room. Although the room is not big, you can enjoy the incomparable sunset of Lake Baikal standing in front of the window, which is really comfortable. The front desk does not speak English, but communication is smooth through a translator. Alipay and WeChat are available at the hotel front desk, and the front desk can also help call a taxi. What deserves special recommendation is the hotel's own restaurant, which is delicious, reasonably priced and has a good sense of service. When we checked in, we saw many Russians dining and it felt good, so we tried it and didn't expect it to taste really good. We had two meals in a row because it was delicious. Next time I want to go in summer, I will stay at this hotel. The lake view is so beautiful!

The hotel is apartment-style, you can cook by yourself, and there is a washing machine in the room.

Stop twice (06.10.2025 and 17.10.2025). Beautiful location - close to the airport and no noise from the road. Excellent, responsive staff - starting from the resepshne, ending delivery to the room from the restaurant. Breakfasts are great, in a cozy restaurant. Food in the restaurant of Hunters - a separate story! Huge portions, delicious food... and, for especially prudent, small guests will prepare both cash and purée with salad 🙏 Very grateful to the staff! Any request for a call to the receptor is executed instantly, without long expectations - and from the side of the waiter and from the restaurant. Thank you for your work! I will not look for other options anymore, we will stay only in the Star 🫶🏻

The studio room was excellent, very warm, and well-equipped. Having four elevators made going up and down very convenient. There was a water dispenser in the hallway, and breakfast was quite good with fresh vegetables. The location is incredibly convenient; the 80 bus stops right in front of the hotel and goes to both the airport and the train station. The view from the window was also fantastic, and they even helped us store our luggage.

The hotel is suitable for those who just need a place to sleep; the price-quality ratio is decent. The room was cool, although the radiators were hot. The duvet on the double bed was small and thin. Breakfast starts a bit late, at 8 a.m., but they accommodated us and served us an early breakfast because we were rushing to catch a train.

We really loved the hotel; it felt like we were visiting relatives in the countryside. The hotel is a historic building, with a courtyard decorated with garlands and tables. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to enjoy breakfast and lunch while looking out over this beautiful setting. Most importantly, almost everything in the hotel is genuine vintage, not refurbished or ”antique.” So if comfort and state-of-the-art plumbing are your top priorities, you'll want to stay somewhere else, a comfortable but impersonal hotel. We really liked the room's interior, and the hotel has very high ceilings, so you don't feel like you're in a small cage. The bed linen was fresh and clean—white stripe satin—and the room overall was so clean that I felt like I could walk barefoot on the wooden floors, which is something I rarely do. Yes, the hotel is very noisy, but it didn't bother us, perhaps because we were lucky with our neighbors. The hotel staff deserves special thanks: they checked us in much earlier, allowing us to rest after the journey, and they were very responsive to all our requests and questions. If we ever return to Irkutsk, we'll most likely return here again.

The hotel has a great location, very close to Shaman Rock, making it convenient for watching the sunrise and sunset. The only downsides are the hotel's rather strict rules, as mentioned by other guests in the reviews. Also, you need to return early to shower, otherwise the hot water will run out. The room temperature was quite low at night; I slept in a sweater. Other travelers I spoke with said that other hotels had quite good heating.