We visited Yalta for 3 days in august as part of a self organised tour of Crimea and Odessa[via Berlin and Vilnius] First the positives, the hotel is in a good location, has pleasant spacious rooms and the added bonus of a large indoor pool and gym. The breakfast was good although spoilt by 3 TV screens showing raunchy music... more

Very nice hotel, moderately priced and good value. The location is excellent, adjacent to the harbor and boardwalk. Historic hotel, which has been tastefully renovated. Elevator. Clean throughout. Rooms have balconies overlooking mountains and/or Black Sea. No-smoking rooms are available. Some rooms with showers, others with shower-baths. Plumbing was satisfactory, but hair dryer was marginally useful. Our room was large... more

I was very skeptical to book any hotel in Yalta online, but I wanted to make sure something was booked before arrival. When I arrived everything was great. My reservation was confirmed. The staff was very helpful. You don't even need to know Ukrainian/Russian. The rooms were nice and clean. And of course the breakfast buffet was worth it just... more

I was a little worried about finding a nice place to stay in Yalta, since I'd heard nothing but horror stories about absurdly overpriced, ancient Soviet hotels clogged with Russian tourists during the summer months. So I decided to splurge and stay in the Hotel Bristol, and I wasn't disappointed. Because I was travelling with my father who snores, we... more