Intourist Zaporozhie

The hotel is situated in the heart of the city, with all restaurants and facilities within walking distance. It's also close to the Oblast' (district) Administration, offering a potential target for massive missile attacks, as warned by the staff.

The hotel offers a well-equipped bomb shelter in the basement, with water, a toilet, and sofas. Additionally, the hotel provides a hidden speakeasy bar 'No comments' nearby, and a few good coffee places.

The bar and restaurant offer great quality, and the breakfast is delicious. The Ukrainian restaurant is excellent, and the hotel provides a variety of foods and drinks.

The hotel has an overall Soviet vibe, with old facilities inside. Additionally, the hotel has suffered during the COVID times, with new beds of poor quality and a decline in the standard of the restaurant.

The hotel provides a 24-hour lounge, and the staff is friendly and always helpful. However, the lounge is open all night as long as the bartender feels like working and not sleeping in a chair in the corner.

Several guests recommended choosing a room with a great view, especially for beautiful sunrises and city center sights.

Some guests mentioned that the walls are thin, and noise from cleaning activities can be disruptive in the morning.

Guests suggested that rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors are modern and fresh, while those on higher floors may be dated and in need of remodeling.

Some guests appreciated the well-equipped bomb shelter in the basement, which could be a unique consideration for those concerned about safety during wartime conditions.

Guests noted that the cleaner's activities in the morning and the small elevators could cause noise and inconvenience, especially during peak times.

The hotel's central location was praised by many guests, with easy access to restaurants, shops, and attractions within walking distance.

Some guests mentioned that the hotel's location in the city center can lead to noise from the surroundings, which might be a consideration for light sleepers.

While some guests praised the comfortable beds, others mentioned issues with the water pressure in the rooms and the overall Soviet vibe of the facilities.

Some guests experienced issues with alcohol service and encountered a rude barman during their stay, which affected their overall experience.

Guests highlighted the convenience of the hotel's location and the availability of easy parking, but also noted challenges with city transport and the need to ensure clean and technically sound vehicles for transfers.