The Markov Hotel is a modern 4-star hotel located in the historic building of the former apartment building of merchant A. T. Markov on Bauman Street, the central pedestrian street of Kazan.
All hotel rooms are equipped with kitchens with household appliances and a necessary set of dishes. Each room has comfortable beds, a dining table, a cozy work area, a telephone, LED-TV, high-speed Internet, individual climate control, and a convenient storage system. The Standard room is ideal for 1-2 guests. The interior is decorated in bright colors with bright accents that add sophistication to the interior. The furniture is custom-made and every element is thought out to the smallest detail. The Comfort rooms have everything you need for a comfortable stay, a comfortable large bed, a kitchenette with household appliances and dishes, a TV and free Wi-Fi. The work area. The private bathroom comes with a shower, hairdryer and toiletries. The Business Room is an ideal place for relaxation and inspiration, where comfort and style harmoniously intertwine. The Business Room can comfortably accommodate 3 guests. The spacious room is filled with natural light, and stylish furniture and exquisite interior details add a touch of sophistication, making every moment in this space special. A Suite is a space where every element is created for your maximum comfort and serenity. The maximum room capacity is 4 guests. The stylish room, decorated in a minimalist design, combines elegance and functionality. Natural wood elements in the interior add warmth and harmony, and large windows fill the space with light, providing a sense of lightness.
The Markov Hotel has excellent transport accessibility. It will take 30-40 minutes by car to Kazan International Airport, and 15 minutes to Kazan-1 Central Station. The main sights of the city are within walking distance: the Kazan Kremlin, St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, the Central Embankment.
"This is by far the most unpleasant hotel I've ever stayed in. Its only positive point is its proximity to the tourist area, making it convenient for souvenir shopping.
First, the hotel gave the wrong address. Even the address on their door didn't match the one on their email website. When I arrived, they didn't answer my phone calls. I finally found the hotel by comparing photos one by one. When I checked in, the staff just said, ”Oh, really? That's strange!”
The room reeked of formaldehyde, and there were male hairs on the tableware, blankets, and door. The bathroom had poor water pressure, switching randomly between boiling hot and ice cold. The shower was incredibly cramped.
On weekend nights, the bar across from the hotel blasted loud music until 4 a.m., and there was vomit at my doorstep in the morning.
How dare a hotel like this claim to be a four-star hotel?!
It's a complete scam, like a small private inn.
On the first day of our two-night stay, we only had one bottle of water, and on the second day, there was no water at all. Is water really that expensive?
The room was very hot for some reason. There was a blower sound in the next room from the moment I checked in. There was no water in the room."