We arrived in Vladivostok early in the morning and there were no rooms available. The receptionist Ana, suggested we tour the city and in a few hours our room would be ready. She provided us with excellent directions and her English was really good. We followed her advice which was spot on. She advised us to take the bus to... More

The room was nice enough, with a plug in radiator, tv with an English news channel, hot shower, comfy bed. The receptionist we first dealt with was miserable and rude, and just grunted at us and rolled her eyes because we were too early for check in having just got off the morning train from Khabarovsk. Fortunately, a younger receptionist... More

I stayed for two nights and booked a deluxe room (4500 rbls/night). The size of the room was very good, the bathroom very large with a huge showercabin. Bed-area could be seperated from the sitting/desk area by a curtain. Big fridge in the room. Most important, the room looked nice & maintained, no run down furniture or such. There is... More

I stayed for 2 nights in the hotel on 28 and 29 Nov 2012. I was greeted by a rather lukewarm reception with just one receptionist being able to speak English. However, she was rather helpful in answering my queries and provided relevant information. I was slightly disappointed upon arrival on seeing the building but was pleasantly delighted at the... More

Zemchuzhina Hotel - Vladivostok external looks can be deceiving ................... Intro -Looks old and very ordinary from the outside, rather like a typical old Russian apartment block -A former military hotel and still used by uniformed military officers and other personnel -Now under new management and has been completely refurbished inside. - Very modern with good fixtures and fittings throughout... More