The hotel is really just average. Good things were: nice views and very cosy hotel room (I had a superior single). Everyting else rather disappointing. Awful breakfasts - seems to be a large choice but quality of food is really mediocre and the way they serve it is rather unpleasant. Not a good family place - regular phone calls offering... More

Staff totally unfreindly, one would expect to be greeted with smile when he or she checks in into a hotel - and this is definetely not about this place. well I don't wanna accuse them - you should realize that this is heritage that has left from soviet times. So it's more like ot give you an idea how it... More

Very good location. Just opposite the sport palace and very convenient to take bus no1 from the railway station and alight just outside the hotel. There are plenty of restaurants and supermarkets on the street. A pleasant walk along the river towards the center. Walking distance or 2 bus stops to the Metro (Nijmega). The hotel is big. Very friendly... More

I was pleasantly surprised by the Yubileiny. Nice room (503) with decent shower, comfortable bed, crisp linen sheets, new towels every day, strong wifi (not free but a wifi card is only €6), good coffee at breakfast. Some nice restaurants nearby. There is a park across the way for walking/jogging. No gym. Would stay again. The people are nice, but... More

As other reviewers have pointed out, this hotel is a typical Soviet-style hotel with the usual low lighting and no-nonsense staff. We did get a relatively friendly greeting on our arrival. Dinner in the hotel restaurant was average, as was breakfast. Convenient to have a currency exchange office in the hotel, as it is difficult to procure Belarussian Roubles prior... More

If you want a blast from the past, this is the place to stay. My hotel room made me feel like I was on a Konsomol outing and the two small beds set in a T-shape had me thinking that I might have another guest at any minute. Carpets grotty, constant smell of cigarette smoke, 'etazhnaya' constantly lurking, but if... More

Being used to hotels in the area of the former Soviet Union this hotel was no surprise. Actually, it was better than expected. OK: rooms are basic, but if you're not into a lot of fuzz all is there.WIFI was exemely cheap and worked in the room. Staff at the desk was proffesional, sometimes even friendly! Breakfast could be better,... More

I stayed in this hotel three nights in the beginning of August. The hotel was what I expected, and even looked for: an old Intourist-hotel in bad and good, overpriced compared to smaller cities hotels, but for example, I paid more for worse accommodation in Jurmala, Latvia. Parking for the motorcycle was safe, just in front of the guard's office.... More

I got what I was looking for. This is a classic old Soviet style hotel. Half a dozen people working behind the desk in the lobby chatting with each other. The lights are always off. Hallway lights are always off. In the bar after dinner to watch the Olympics the only other people were an incredibly bored bartender and 2... More