The hotel is very centrally located, halfway down the main street of Krasnodar. The place looks fine from the outside, the reception area is nice, and although the room was not fantastic (Old fridge, TV remote control near the end of its lifetime, plastic wood-lookalike materials), it was quite adequate. The cleaning was fine, the shower OK, and in general... more

A quick note about the title: Imagine, for a moment, that you live in a developing country. In that case, you might have more important things to spend money on than, say, staying at a hotel that's comparable to a Marriott or a Hilton -- or even a Hampton Inn (there's another review that tries to compare the Intourist-Krasnodar with... more

Great location, walking distance to central Krasnodar. Hotel drive up and lobby area are first class. Rooms are furnished OK with a small refrigerator, but are small. Otherwise no complaints. The Hotel has Wi-Fi but only in lobby area or on floors 6 and 7. I had to use the lobby. Easy to make international calls from rooms for 30... more

My wife and I had the displeasure of staying in this hotel during two separate trips while adopting a child from Russia. Other adopting Americans staying in this "hotel" were even more depressed than we were about having to stay there. Russians think this hotel is fine becuase of it's downtown location and the fact they have no idea what... more

I stayed at the Intourist Hotel in Krasnodar with my wife from December 1997 to July 1998. I know this is a long time past but I am sure that the very high standards we experienced have not changed. We stayed on the 11th floor in what turned out to be a mini home for us. The staff were always... more