Amaks Safar

I went there with two of my colleagues for business trip the hotel was comfortable and not far of the city we liked it the room was clean and everything was good staff was friendly and receptionist also was polite and we liked it all was perfect I recommend it

The negative review is purely about the hotel management. They stopped choosing this hotel because of what was already in this chain, , in Vladimir was better. Convenient location. First, paid parking for 100 rubles a day is not the most pleasant start. In addition, I was surprised that the minimum set of tea bags in the room turned out to be a charge — something I had never seen in any other hotel. Secondly, the Internet from Tele 2 was not working at all, so we found out that the Wi-Fi network is not...One connection is not on the 9th floor, and the work of the others leaves much to be desired. When you move in, for some reason they don't talk about it, you have to come down. Elevators - separate article Pool, only when ordering a bath, but this also needs to be warned as they are not included.... What prevents the hotel management to put in the price of accommodation wasted tea and parking - it is unclear. It is also unclear why in today's world it is not possible to provide a normal Wi-Fi network throughout the hotel. Apparently selling tea and rent parking is collected for this. Breakfast service, to be commended, the guys work fast, clean. That's good. It's not good to cook here. Dinner on the menu is just disgusting. Bottom line, not a foot in the net anymore.

Review of Amax Safar Hotel 4 adults, 1 toddler, in 2 rooms on different floors (1st and 10th). Lived 4 nights. I'm gonna start bad. 1. Saturday night (not just ours) is ruined by a banquet right ABOVE THE ROOM, in the restaurant. 10 p.m., upstairs disco, stomping and screaming. The administrator claims they have a quiet hour after 11 p.m. (legally 10 p.m.). Nothing ended at 11:00 p.m. Finished at 11:30 p.m. And we flew in from Chelyabinsk the day before, so the biological clock was 01-30 instead of 23-30. What kind of superintelligent person came up with doing rooms under the banquet hall, I don't know. I sincerely wish to this orchetector that he be accommodated in such a room in the world) 2. Both rooms (both 101st floor and 1st floor) have a broken soap dispenser. The fluids are mixed up. They respond to calls once, and the dispenser itself is uncomfortable. 3. The sauna, swimming pool, promised on the site, were under renovation. When booking this, not a word, on the site either. 4. If you're counting on walking distance to the historic center, you'll be disappointed. Walk to the Kremlin over a road bridge of a decent length. The distance is one metro station, and not the shortest. We'll have to go. 5. Room fridges buzz a little louder than a cheap floor fan. At home, the fridge is quieter twice. 6. Breakfasts are almost anything delicious and wonderful, BUT there are occasional meals and vegetables with rot. A spoonful of tar spoils the honey barrel, eventually. 7. Tea bag in room 150 rubles. Now the good stuff. 1. Staff are polite 2. The rooms are otherwise good. 3. Air conditioning works, everything new (As it should be) -Tea bag with sugar 150 rubles +Clean, clean your room every day +Worth air conditioning +Everything new