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There are no so much hotels like Hotel Minsk.. It is located in the centre. Founded in 1959.. Rooms and furniture are comfortable..Clean.. But expensive rather than similar otels in similar countries....
I was in Minsk for a week in Crown plaza hotel. 5-star hotel, located in the centre of city.
It has a nice nightclub with a lot of girls.
It is the best place for a traveller that wants to learn something from the city. If you are just passing through you are pobably better off staying at the Train station hotel "Express", so that you can avoid the long trip to the suborbs to reach Alexander's. However if you are staying for more than a night, you should make the trip (last stop on the metro line) and see the life in soviet structures from the inside. Don't ecpect luxuries but a clean bed and good info about the city. You can book through Hostel bookers or hostel world
see the standard soviet home, mix with the rest of 99 flats neighbors
the lady at reception was friendly and helpful, offered me the weekend rate. She would not let me pay her until after 12 noon because most hotels make you pay half the rate to check-in early, I was there at 8AM.
I visited several other hotels; they were either totally unfriendly or above USD200 per night.
The room itself was decent, there is wi-fi only in the lobby.
The location is just off-centre and not bad but I rented a huge apartment directly in the city centre for similar price per night. In former Soviet countries, you will not get any service outside of at 5 star hotels, so an apartment can be best.
I stayed one night at hotel for visa registration ;-)
few, decent service
Here in the forum there's already an elaborate review of this hotel - I do agree in many points but not in each detail:
The soviet brown rooms: That's right - but: Only for the standard rooms. If you like to have a really good room, take the "improved business class rooms". Rather expensive, think I paid 220 Dollars for a single room, but that one was really great. Recently renovated, nice colours, good furniture, good bathroom. I would award it with 4 stars - but, remember, only in the mentioned category.
The stern looking staff on the own floor: Well, that changed immediately after the first tip. They became really friendly, asking all the time if I'd need anything.
In the room there was an empty minibar, but the staff refused to stock it up. And that was better, because the drinks in the hotel (you can order room service) are very expensive. Do it like the belarusian people and provide yourself in the nearby supermarket.
The view is awesome (if you like the Minsk skyline). I preferred the view to the side of the night club, because from there you can overlook the lake, the ice stadiums and the houses with the propaganda. But don't choose this side if you have a light sleep - the night club can be very noisy.
Room prices range from 70 Dollars to about 500 Dollars.
Hello all foreing tourists, i would like to reccommend you the apartment renting agency Belarus-tours, where i get a very nice apartment during my stay in Minsk, The staff was very nice and helpful to me! If you are travelling to minsk, you can contact these people and they will help you!
www.belarus-tours.com
Tatsiana
friendly staff:)
Located just at the edge of the city centre, the hotel looms on top of a hill with gardens and is very close to the lake. Your first thought is SOVIET TOWER. The dark and cavernous lobby reaffirms this feeling. Although there are some nice souvenir kiosks and a small grocery in the lobby, you struggle to see in the dark gloom and amber coloured decorations. The loud clanging elevators take you to your floor where a stern looking woman at a desk greets you. She controls your destiny and your room key for the rest of your stay. She will give you that disapproving look every time you see her so that there is no question who is in charge here.
Once you get past the threadbare brown carpets you find your way to your room filled with brown threadbare furniture and a lumpy brown bed. Your Spartan bathroom is decorated with brown tiles. The colour is Soviet brown. Don't worry - the whole country matches.
In order to lighten your mood you can discover the 3 excellent qualities that Hotel Belarus does have. 1) The view out your window of the lake and several cathedrals. 2) The well-equipped gym – fee payable thank you, and 3) The Panorama Restaurant with the complimentry breakfast hot breakfast buffet and stupendous views of the city of Minsk.
The hotel sits among nice gardens where there seems to be a least 3 weddings taking place at a time. There are also some bizarre gardening “art” as well as a small stream full of inquisitive ducks.
The staff do not speak any language except Russian and are mostly rude. If you persevere, they will go in the back and find someone remotely friendly.
Even hotel booking websites have a problem telling you about the attractive qualities of this Soviet Monolithic Tower Block. One booking site for this throw back describes it as “A reasonable if unimaginative centrally located hotel” and “A high-rise tower, Soviet era modern grey building”.
The hotel does have some good features:
In lobby grocery/general store: cheap cold beers, snacks, even fruit
In lobby souvenir kiosk: good Soviet oddities at an average price – when open
6 lifts: 3 work and scare the hell out of you
Car parking: expensive
Business facilities (fax/internet) VERY expensive
Gym: expensive
Pool: VERY VERY expensive ($10 an hour!)
Couple of bars: locals only, dirty looks and do not want to serve you
Fantastic hot breakfast with best views in Minsk: FREE – they don’t ask for your room!
Nearby:
Park
ATM with either local currency or US Dollars
Lake
Cathedral
Healthy Walk:
Restaurant (bad)
Grocery store (very good)
Long walk:
Centre
Metro
Afghanistan Memorial
Shops
Internet cafes
Restaurants (good, western, expensive)
CASH DESK IN LOBBY: where you pay all the fees so you can use the facilities
NO TICKET = NO USE*
Overall: An OK place for business people and a clean and safe hotel. Definitely not for backpackers or Romantic breaks – but neither is Belarus.
Frankly, I don't know how many stars his hotel has. I didn't see any signs of categorization in this facility. In my opinion, it can't have more than 2 stars but, according to Belarusian standards, it could be a 3 star hotel, maybe.
It's located in Partizanskaya Prospekt, some 5 km from the city center (Partizanskaya Metro station, just 4 stations from Oktobarskaya Square - the main square in Minsk).
Next to the hotel you can see a big trade center called "Belarus". In metro, right in front of the hotel, there is another shopping place called "Podzemni Gorod" (Underground City).
The hotel's got a casino and a restaurant.
In Belarus there are not much options for budget travellers.
In general there are few options to stay at all.
The soviet style hotels have high prices for tourists.
Some tourists need to book ahead to get a tourist visa.
This rule increases the prices.
In my opinion it is the best to take an overnight train so that you don't have to pay so much for your hotel.
Soviet style hotels have a low standard compared.
There is absolutely no good connection between price and standard.
The rooms seem that they haven't changed since the end of the UDSSR.
In each "Etage" there is a old women who keeps the keys.
Sometimes they are friendly sometimes they are rough.
That depends on their mood.
If you are lucky they give you a tea.
If you have a friend in Belarus who can organise a flat for you then try it! There is a distinct lack of any tourist accomodation outside of the big cities, so this may be your only option!
Most Belarussians welcome the chance to give up their home for a week or so in exchange for some good old US Dollars. We paid around $100/week for ours which is about the same price as a large room for 1 night in a Minsk Hotel!
The best part about staying in a flat is you will live amongst the local population. Sure, they will all look at you as if you have arrived from Mars, but soon they will start to try to talk to you or smile at you. If you can learn to say good morning in Russian, that will help you!
Shopping for food is another experience especially when you only have about 6 words of Russian! This is not for the unadventurous, but then if you have no sense of adventure what are you doing in Belarus!
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