Oktyabrskaya

Oktyabrskaya descritpion

Free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk and a restaurant are features of this hotel. It is ideally situated in Pskov’s historical city centre, a 12-minute walk from Pskov Train Station.
The rooms at Oktyabrskaya are decorated in a homelike fashion. They include a TV, work desk and private bathroom.
A breakfast can be ordered in the hotel’s restaurant, which offers a bright and spacious interior. Guests can also enjoy a variety of drinks at the hotel’s well-stocked bar.
Central sights are within 15 minutes’ walk of the hotel, including the Pskov Kremlin, Letny Sad Garden and the Pushkin Academic Drama Theatre. The hotel’s tour desk and ticket service can help arrange excursions.
Pskov Airport is a 10-minute drive from Oktyabrskaya hotel. Shuttle services can be arranged upon request.

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Facilities of Oktyabrskaya

Pets ：Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.

Food & Drink ：Bar | Restaurant with Dining Menu

Internet ：Free!WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.

Parking ：Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs RUB 120 per day.

General ：Shops (on site) | Non-smoking Rooms | All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

Reviews for Oktyabrskaya

Review 1：A bit more bureaucracy than would be reasonably. The bed is not comfortable (like in the summer camp for children).

Review 2：You can stay longer than until the 11 a.m. - for 24 hours since check in. It's good. If there is no hair dryer in the room you can ask for it and you'll get it. The hotel looks soviet but it's more interesting than annoying. Location is great (one f main streets, a lot of cafes and restaurants outside).

Review 3：Recently redecorated although with some vestiges of a better quality Soviet era hotel. The staff were a little reserved, but with encouragement proved to be extremely helpful to us English speaking tourists. Close to historic centres and major bus routes.

Review 4：Staff doesn’t speak English.

Review 5：Old intourist hotel. Soviet stryle. Very good value for money. I checked in 18:40 and when I asked for late check out I was told that I can stay until 18:40 next day. I was very please that they seem to use 24h stay policy.

Review 6：Perhaps the only drawback of this hotel is that wi-fi is present not in all the rooms.

Review 7：I liked the location, staff attitude, and the cosiness of rooms I stayed at.

Review 8：The rooms are a bit noisy. The breakfast is in a very small room and you have to select dishes, so a long queue is typical. No free breakfast.

Review 9：Great location, value for money

Review 10：Not internet in the rooms. Only in the reception.

Review 11：Clean, location, good price, very good service in the restaurant and the bar, in reception speak in english. Excellent location.

Review 12：A little far away from Railway station or bus station - you had better getting in bus from them to hotel. Most facilly in room was out of date but it didn't matter for me as budget hotel. Room was not spacious but keep in clean. Thought most staff can't speak English but they tried to give me a hand. Good Hotel.

Review 13：The buffet next to the reception is very good. It has a helpful staff and serves delicious local food.

Review 14：a litlle bit old furinture, staff speak only russian, shower should be better

Review 15：location on the main street, few meters from bus stop, clean rooms

Review 16：Old furniture.

Review 17：Just wonderful!

Review 18：I did not expect that this hotel so good! It`s worthy and have same level with the European hotels same stars.

Review 19：too much soviet-style

Review 20：Building from the 1930s in the centre of the city