Akademicheskaya Hotel

What can I say? When a thief comes, I will shed tears. No toiletries, no slippers, no water in the kettle, things that a hotel should have, it! All! without! have! Let's talk about it, the drunkard, the ink-handling front desk guy, in short, run away if you can, don't stay here, this hotel should be grateful to the platform for not giving negative points, otherwise it deserves a negative 100 points

Facilities: Old-fashioned Soviet decoration, the furniture is made of pure wood, and the bathroom is slightly old. Hygiene: Timely cleaning. Environment: Not far from the Red Square, next to the subway station, two subway stops to the Red Square. There are restaurants, convenience stores, banks, and music restaurants nearby, which is relatively convenient. Service: The staff are very warm and polite, and take the initiative to say hello every time.

Официанты из Средней Азии своим хамством полностью отбивают желание приезжать в этот отель. Ужасно ! Куда смотрят менеджеры отеля не понятно. Завтраки в этом отеле стали катастрофически плохими. Отношение и атмосфера жуть

The hotel is not bad, although from the street it looks quite dubious. There is nothing to say about the reception. The employees there are just sitting around, neither hello nor goodbye. As for the rooms, the style is “scoop”. They clearly need to change the carpet in all the rooms, the old smell is unreal. But it's surprisingly clean. The Kalining girls (Slavic in appearance) are great. The bathroom has towels, soap, gel and shampoo. There were no slippers or robes. They clean every day: towels are changed every other day. Breakfast is standard, nothing special, the main thing is to have coffee and they always say good morning to you.

The university I was visiting booked a room for me at this hotel. The rooms are very clean and there is a refrigerator in the room as you can only drink bottled water in the room. The beds they provide for singles are very small, but I found them very comfortable, but one of my colleagues who was traveling with me said he couldn't stand his room. During the 4 days I visited, the breakfast provided by the hotel was somewhat different every day. There were fresh fruit slices, juice drinks made from concentrated juice, small cups of yogurt, and some hot foods, including potato plates. , cabbage and rice plates, bread, butter and several different flavors of jam to go with the crepes. The quality of the breakfast was merely satisfactory. There is also a problem with the elevator in the hotel. The hotel has 16 floors and the elevator is very crowded in the morning, so it is best to get up early because the elevator will be filled with people very quickly. It was not easy to find the way from the subway to the hotel for the first time, but after getting out of the subway, just keep walking towards the Canon billboard, go to the entrance of the ***** passage next to the fast food restaurant on the main street, and keep walking. , at the exit turn right up the stairs, then pass through some stalls, turn left before you reach the next main street, and after crossing the road, the hotel is a little to the right of this crossing. Although the front desk staff spoke English, the other hotel staff did not speak English and most of them were unwilling to assist hotel guests. We arranged a taxi the day before, and when we arrived the next morning, a private car (somewhat old) parked in front of us, and the driver didn't look like a professional taxi driver. There is free Internet service in my room, but the other two colleagues with me cannot have Internet access in their rooms. The sockets in the room are also European two-prong sockets.

The university I was visiting booked a room for me at this hotel. The rooms are very clean and there is a refrigerator in the room as you can only drink bottled water in the room. The beds they provide for singles are very small, but I found them very comfortable, but one of my colleagues who was traveling with me said he couldn't stand his room. During the 4 days I visited, the breakfast provided by the hotel was somewhat different every day. There were fresh fruit slices, juice drinks made from concentrated juice, small cups of yogurt, and some hot foods, including potato plates. , cabbage and rice plates, bread, butter and several different flavors of jam to go with the crepes. The quality of the breakfast was merely satisfactory. There is also a problem with the elevator in the hotel. The hotel has 16 floors and the elevator is very crowded in the morning, so it is best to get up early because the elevator will be filled with people very quickly. It was not easy to find the way from the subway to the hotel for the first time, but after getting out of the subway, just keep walking towards the Canon billboard, go to the entrance of the ***** passage next to the fast food restaurant on the main street, and keep walking. , at the exit turn right up the stairs, then pass through some stalls, turn left before you reach the next main street, and after crossing the road, the hotel is a little to the right of this crossing. Although the front desk staff spoke English, the other hotel staff did not speak English and most of them were unwilling to assist hotel guests. We arranged a taxi on the first day, and on the morning of the second day, a private car (somewhat old) parked in front of us, and the driver did not look like a professional taxi driver. There was free wired internet in my room, but two other colleagues with me had no internet access in their rooms. The sockets in the room are also European two-prong sockets.

The hotel is 100 meters from the metro. In some rooms you can see the Kremlin from the window. It's beautiful in the evening. Purely. But! Firstly, if you are traveling with children and they tell you that children under 12 are free, don’t believe them! Upon arrival, they demand an additional payment for an extra bed just for linen, even if you have a luxury room and the room has a sofa, but they won’t give it to you without additional payment. Secondly, the breakfasts are terrible 😱 well, if you really still have sausage, bread and porridge... But you really have to be really hungry... 🙄 In general, of course, it’s better to be a little more expensive than here...