We stayed at the hotel Intourist for one night from Oct 21 until 22, 2012. Has the feel of past Soviet era, room small but clean. Free Wifi in rooms available. Staff not overly friendly, breakfast buffet basic. Enjoyed the view from room over Amur river and proximity of riverside walk and city centre. Were a bit shocked that they... More

A great outlook over the Amur River, close to the zmuseum, Military Museum and best of all Chocolate. I have stayed in the hotel many times since 2001. The rooms have been modernised, they are clean, tidy and functional. The TV is archaic but would be better with another Engkish channel. The breakfast fare is really Soviet and has not... More

This is a classic Soviet hotel in grand style, the rooms are bigger and the staff is friendly. It has lots of foreign tourist, mainly from Japan. The location is great, can walk to Amur river bank, park and museums. We need to look at it through local/different lens (USSR) then you will feel better.

A bit old-fashioned and Eastern European style.. but I found the staff to be friendly, the food was OK, the room not so big but still warm, clean and practical. Try to get a room on the upper floors. You would not want to miss the wonderful view across the Amur river. The location of the hotel is perfect, central... More

I stayed in this hotel twice in my different business trip. I had bad impressions of this hotel. There are old furniture and carpets in the room and in the hall. I had very strange conditioner in my room and I couldn’t use it on my own. There is smell of cigarettes even in non-smoking-room. Staff was rude. Wi-Fi in... More

Although several new, modern hotels have been built in the city after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the large Intourist hotel, opened in 1958, has been my favorite place in the city mainly due to its ideal location on the grand waterfront, above the mighty Amur River. During summer months, the city inhabitants relax on a wide sandy beach... More

this hotel was a sort of paradise for me after i moved there half way through a one week business trip from Hotel Amur (a little on that one later) yes its pretty old, so soviet that its funny you have to retain a sense of humour , but location is not bad, a 5 minute 200 rur taxi ride... More

I stayed only one night at this hotel. The only good point is it's location - on the bank of Amur river with picturesque view (depending on the floor and side). All the rest - is like a time machine to the Soviet Union: furniture, staff, the air conditioner that can be used strictly under the staff guidance. It definitely... More

5min walk to the nearby museums 10min uphill to the church square. there's a souvenir shop next to the lobby and behind, a small shop(sells some food, sweets and liquor...) at the ground floor. The front lady tried to help me when I asked something in questionable russian. The room was ok. I can see the blue church on the... More