Uyutnaya Novosibirsk

I absolutely loved the facility. It is clean, comfortable, and reasonably priced. It is located off center but close enough. The location is very quiet. There are a tram, trolleys and buses that connect it to the city center or subway station, the ride takes approximately 10-20 min, depending on where you want to go. The facility itself is newer, is opened 24/7, has a restaurant, "Full Daddy", that is also opened 24/7. Staff in both hotel and restaurant is very helpful and friendly. We arrived in a middle of the night, and the room was waiting for us. We stayed in 2-bed hotel room, it also had a table, two chairs, fridge, tea kettle, and some cups and dishes with silverware. Bathroom and shower were sparkling clean, toiletry items such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrush were provided. Please be careful - tile in a shower is very slippery when wet! Food in a restaurant is reasonably priced and tastes very good. If you need a taxi cab or airport transfer, the hotel staff can arrange it for you, with a discount. Glad I found this place - will definitely stay there again if going back to Novosibirsk.

We stayed there for 4 nights and found that it was rather good 2-star hotel with a kettle in the room, quite well cleaning quality and a kitchen with a refrigerator. We didn't try the breakfast. It is not the very center of the city, the region is not picturesque, but the tram which could bring you to the opera house is there and it takes about 15-20 min to get the underground by foot. The price in the city's center is usually a bit higher. So we recommend it if you want to get just a good (not luxurious) hotel for a reasonable price.

Stayed for one night in June, and can say clean European standard hotel, cost 3000 (£60) for 24 hours (2000 if just a night stay) and is much better than the large soviet era hotels that will cost you about the same price. Good bathroom and conmfy bed so for central Russia very good. Take tram 13 from outside the hotel to take you into the centre. Not sure how you;d get on if you don't speak Russian though.