Lotte Hotel Vladivostok is the first premium-class hotel in Vladivostok, combining international service standards with the warmth of Eastern hospitality. Ideally located in the business and cultural heart of the city, it offers a perfect setting for both business trips and relaxing stays.
The hotel's restaurants offer refined dining experiences. Haekeumkang serves authentic Korean cuisine for those who appreciate traditional flavours. Rendezvous Lobby Bar provides a cosy atmosphere for meetings, tea or coffee, and delightful pastries.
For business events, the hotel features four conference halls suited to any occasion from small meetings to international forums. The Diamond hall (481 m) is equipped with modern lighting and audiovisual systems, making it an ideal venue for large-scale events, including conferences, weddings, and gala dinners. The Emerald, Ruby, and Opal halls offer a more intimate setting for seminars, banquets, and family celebrations.
The hotels Fitness Centre includes a fully equipped gym with cardio and strength-training machines, an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, and a relaxation area everything you need to stay active and unwind.
Additional guest services include a business centre, laundry service, personal safes, concierge services, currency exchange, a beauty salon, a flower kiosk, and a souvenir shop.
"Pros:
The breakfasts are really great — a variety of fruits, meats, fish. There are fresh juices, good coffee. The quality is above average. The mattresses and bed are comfortable. The room on the 10th floor had a heater — it helped dry clothes after walking in the humid climate of Vladivostok.
Cons:
The main discomfort was moving. Every time, when extending the stay, you had to vacate the room and move to another, even if the same category was booked. This took time and created inconvenience — things were packed in a hurry, some remained damp.
The hotel positions itself as a 4-star, but in fact — a solid 3+. The rooms have not been renovated for about 15 years. The doors and walls are tired.
I was also surprised that when booking through a Chinese website, they provide a higher room category, although in the Russian system it is considered the same. This creates a feeling of double standards.
Bottom line:
If you book in advance at the reduced price (~3000₽), this is an acceptable option. At full price, it's rather overpriced. The staff is polite, but the system for handling extensions needs to be revised.
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