I spent 2 nights in this Hotel travelling business to Nizhny Novgorod. Even the location is not the best (in the middle of nowhere as for my limited knowledge of the city), the Hotel makes pretty good impression. I had a Business "Lux" room (something like Junior Suite). There are actually two sections (Hotels) there - one 3*** second 4****... More

The hotel is a good one. Stayed in a double bed room which was really big. It was also very well equipped – the hairdryer was good, free wi-fi in the room (after asking for a password at the reception desk), air-con, there was also a kettle and some tea and coffee. It was clean and cozy. The bed was... More

We stayed in OKA hotel during one night only, but we liked it very much. Please note that we stayed in PREMIUM (4*) part of the hotel and I would recommend to stay there. Business part (3*) is almost twice cheaper, but I have absolutely no idea about the current quality of the premises there. In Premium part everything is... More

When I read the other reviews here I was a bit nervous but was pleasantly surprised by the condition when I arrived. I've stayed in many regional hotels in Russia and for the price this is the best renovated. What lets it down is the soviet service. You can't charge room service to your bill but have to pay the... More

I m glad to be here again,i was here last is well, as I see they do a lot of changing in good way.example internet (wi-fi) speed is perfect,last year to order taxi was problem sometimes,but know is much better,(Reception even let you know how much you have to pay before taxi driver will tell you),the food is better,new menus... More

Pretty nice hotel in Nizhny-Novgorod, a quite industrial city. Nice lighting and decor when you walk in - all white and I liked the use of the big Apple monitors at the front desk. Folks at the front desk were friendly and actually spoke good English. The walk to the elevators is a bit of a schlep, but the room... More

Classic sovietic style hotel. Far from the center, nothing interesting is nearby. Always need to take a taxi. Rooms're old, dirty. The funny thing is that prices are not sovietic; 4.000 rubles for a night... But in Nizhny Novgorod, at the moment the offer of hotels, western style hotels, is very poor. Better to avoid Oka.

After an 8 hour ride on a train I came to Nizhny Novgorod from Tatarstan. In Tatarstan I stayed in hotels which cost around 2500rub/night and they were very good, so when I was searching for a hotel in Nizhniy Novgorod, I was looking at the same price range - big mistake, you can forget about 2500rub/night. Prices here are... More