Baikalskye Terema

Comentarios destacados

• CRPORTERO

  01 octubre 2010
  De lo malo, lo peor

  Caro, lejos del pueblo, viejo, sucio, con sábanas rotas, sin reparaciones ni mantenimiento y un servicio impresentable. No llega al nivel de pensión y pagas por un hotel.

  

• florencem40

  07 marzo 2016
  Poor

  We stayed 3 nights in this hotel. The rooms are a little run down and beds are not very comfortable. The house keeper kept turning off the heating (electric ) so we were cold at night - did not always notice that the plug was out. Service for breakfast is nice but very slow - we almost missed breakfast on day 2 because we had to leave. Nice location and view on the village

  

• Nat P

  26 mayo 2016
  Very nice hotel

  The hotel is very nice but quite far from the market. Beautiful scenery of the village could be seen from the balcony. The room was very clean and all facilities were in good condition. Breakfast was basic and fine. Free wifi was provided but unfortunately the connection in room was not successful since we stayed at underground floor. We had to connect it at the lobby when use. The staffs were nice and friendly.

  

• Bonnie H

  18 julio 2016
  Charming

  Clean, serene and off the beaten path. Room is spacious, airy and lots of amenities are provided. Getting here requires a car (or other private transportation). The rooms are accessed via many steps, so not accessible. Nevertheless, if you're in the area, it is worth consideration.

  

• danchobear

  16 abril 2016
  Don't. Just, don't. Except for a banya.

  Arriving after dark, with fresh snow on the ground, the Baikalskie Terema (BT) looks like a little slice of heaven. On three occasions, we have occupied the entire hotel. Which means somebody, usually me, gets the worst of the worst rooms. Beds that are indescribably terrible. WiFi only in the lobby area right across from the registration desk. Unless the person working there is also using his/her device. The restaurant is not full service, and the nearest eateries are down the steep, muddy hill. A store is about 10 minutes there/30 minutes back on a 40° descent/ascent winding road of mud. Not for anybody except the healthiest of people. The first year we stayed at BT, we thought it quaint. The next two times, it was, simply, unacceptable, even by rural Russian standards. There are FAR better choices in Listvyanka. That said, their banya is top notch. I think it was just rebuilt in 2012 or 2013 after a fire destroyed the previous one. But that is it, folks. Do not stay at BT, do not plan to eat at BT. Just book a banya and hope a taxi driver will take you up that nearly impassible road.