Hotel Siberia

“Hotel ‘Siberia’ in Tobolsk: modest exterior, pleasant interior”

Location is certainly the first thing that came to my mind when I considered booking hotel Siberia: just a few steps from the Red Square and the Kremlin. This is a 1960s building, functional style, very simple, three floors only to preserve the historic skyline. However, when you come inside, you f… Más

Location is certainly the first thing that came to my mind when I considered booking hotel Siberia: just a few steps from the Red Square and the Kremlin. This is a 1960s building, functional style, very simple, three floors only to preserve the historic skyline. However, when you come inside, you find yourself in a lovely place! I dropped in to buy a map of Tobolsk. Hotels usually have maps for sale, and for me a traditional map is much more convenient. The girl at the reception was very accommodating. I asked if I could shoot a few video reels – sure! I asked if I could borrow their bathroom – no problem. They also gave me the timetable for the bus to the railway station. In short, whatever I asked – it was ‘yes!’ My general impression was very favourable. Quite probably I visit Tobolsk again, I really fell in love with this little town, and quite probably I’ll stay at this hotel. The only thing that makes me a bit concerned is the money. With all respect 7 000 Rub / night – even for the high season that’s too much!

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“Great value for the price”

A cozy clean quiet 3 story hotel right in the middle of the historical center, next to the Kremlin. Great atmosphere, lovely design. Awesome breakfast. Rooms have all necessary amenities. Highly recommend!

“tranquilo tobolsk”

La estación de tren se encuentra fuera del centro de la ciudad. tienes que tomar el autobús N. 4 (no cruce la calle) su última parada está en frente del Kremlin. Hotel está en pl Remzova a su izquierda. El mobiliario del hotel es de estilo antiguo. En el baño hay una ducha a chorro cabaña (gran efe… Más

La estación de tren se encuentra fuera del centro de la ciudad. tienes que tomar el autobús N. 4 (no cruce la calle) su última parada está en frente del Kremlin. Hotel está en pl Remzova a su izquierda. El mobiliario del hotel es de estilo antiguo. En el baño hay una ducha a chorro cabaña (gran efecto a verlo pero no proporcionó ninguna gran experiencia con una ducha). El desayuno es un pequeño buffet y te hacían huevos y salchichas. wifi disponible. precio 3400 rublo (con inscripción gratuita). tren a dejar de Novosibirsk cada 2 días en medio de la noche (a las 2:00 a.m. hora local) y estación está lejos. policía está siempre presente en la sala de espera y problemas de seguridad.

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“The hotel may've seen Comrade Brezhnev or even Comrade Khrushchev but was to a great extent prudently done up”

We spent three nights there in the middle of August. Yes, from the street it looks rather Soviet, i.e., obsolete, but the interior—particularly the welcome area—is quite pleasant. There was even a yellow Tweety birdie singing in a cage that nestled by the desk! Our newly remodelled room boasted a c… Más

We spent three nights there in the middle of August. Yes, from the street it looks rather Soviet, i.e., obsolete, but the interior—particularly the welcome area—is quite pleasant. There was even a yellow Tweety birdie singing in a cage that nestled by the desk! Our newly remodelled room boasted a comfortable bed and a correctly installed air-conditioner in a distant corner rather than above the bed. However, the common areas, such as stairwells and corridors, were in obvious need of renovation. Sound insulation was also somewhat subpar. The hotel's staff is its biggest asset; they are professional, responsive, and very friendly. We liked both their breakfast and their evening restaurant too. They don't have an elevator, but a porter is at your service almost all the time. A guarded parking for some 7-8 vehicles is in the courtyard, free for guests. To sum up, Siberia—or Sibir' in Russian—is a nice place to stay and unquestionably among the best in Tobolsk. Handy tips: a) make sure your room has air-conditioning in advance; b) request a room with a view of the inner territory for a more peaceful sleep—also in advance; c) do reserve a table at their restaurant—it's damn popular; d) be prepared for the bed in your room be made, er, just lightly (see corresponding photo), e) not all of the staff speak English fluently; f) the hotel is still in the process of renovation (the works are mostly invisible), so some rooms' décor and equipment may be outdated.

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