Very disappointed in both, the hotel and their restaurant, where I had breakfast. First, the hotel...I have to mention that I only stayed one night there and moved to another hotel as soon as I could. It appears the hotel is new, and it’s still clean enough. Yet, the neighborhood is a bit sketchy and not so clean. I requested a very quiet room and was granted one, or so they said. The room on the 7th floor was not at all quiet. There is simply no sound proof concept in the hotel. Walls are so thin, I could hear neighbors caught at 2 in the morning. Windows are also cheap - I was listening to a dog barking from the outside the entire night. And this is on the 7th floor! What would have it been on the 2nd?|Now, the size of the room was ridiculously small, even for one person. I could barely walk around the beds. And beds are sooooooo narrow. Just so you know - there two tiny beds and they do not combine them into one normal bed for one person stay, like in all other hotels I stayed (I stayed in many). I do not know how I did not fell off that narrow bed! Why not to combine the tiny beds into one?! - too lazy? |Lastly, the breakfast. I do not like buffet breakfast and waited till 10 am when I could order from a la cart menu. Coffee was ok, but the salmon sandwich was just inedible - it had fish scales inside of the sandwich and pieces of salmon skin that I could not shew. I asked for the manager to show her the sandwich masterpiece:( she was sensible and promised to speak to the chief about the food preparation. Well, if this was a chip hotel, I would have said, ok. But by Irkutsk standard, it’s not a cheap hotel, they should at least be able to remove fish scales from the sandwich and combine tiny beds into one for a single person occupancy.