Aleksandrovski Grand Hotel Vladikavkaz

“Spät angekommen ”

Wir wollten nach Süd Osetien und waren bei der Einreise gescheitert. Wir kamen spät und unvorbereitet, auf Empfehlung eines Zöllners, gegen 2000h an. Empfang war freundlich ( Parken, Kofferservice, Einchecken ) und wir konnten uns noch frisch machen bevor wir ins Restaurant gingen. Der Service sow… Mehr

Wir wollten nach Süd Osetien und waren bei der Einreise gescheitert. Wir kamen spät und unvorbereitet, auf Empfehlung eines Zöllners, gegen 2000h an. Empfang war freundlich ( Parken, Kofferservice, Einchecken ) und wir konnten uns noch frisch machen bevor wir ins Restaurant gingen. Der Service sowie die Betreuung und Abendessen waren sehr gut. Die Räumlichkeiten sind großzügig bemessen. Matratze gut, Klima funktioniert und läßt sich gut einstellen. Bad alles i.o. und Handtücher ausreichend. Auschecken easy. Frühstück üppig aber es gibt nur das was aufgestellt ist, Ergänzungen werden brüsk abgewiesen, schade.

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“Ausgezeichnetes Hotel im Zentrum der Stadt”

Ausgezeichnete Lage im Zentrum von Vladikavkaz an einer ruhigen Fußgängerzone Road (obwohl der Abzug Tramway in der Mitte ... ). Die Zimmer sind sehr komfortabel und sauber, während das Restaurant überhaupt nicht schlecht ist. Service ist ein bit soviet aber grundsätzlich freundlich und professione… Mehr

Ausgezeichnete Lage im Zentrum von Vladikavkaz an einer ruhigen Fußgängerzone Road (obwohl der Abzug Tramway in der Mitte ... ). Die Zimmer sind sehr komfortabel und sauber, während das Restaurant überhaupt nicht schlecht ist. Service ist ein bit soviet aber grundsätzlich freundlich und professionell. Dies scheint absolut die beste Unterkunft als in Vladikavkaz.

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“Worst Wifi in Years”

I have traveled extensively in Russia over the last few years including some very remote corners and nowhere has there been a hotel with worse wifi. It hardly ever worked on my computer and never on my phone in the bedroom but could be convinced to work on the computer in the hallway outside - some… Mehr

I have traveled extensively in Russia over the last few years including some very remote corners and nowhere has there been a hotel with worse wifi. It hardly ever worked on my computer and never on my phone in the bedroom but could be convinced to work on the computer in the hallway outside - sometimes. That aside the Aleksandrovski is full of overblown empire gilt. My room was big and had an enormous comfortable bed with multiple cushions. There were also 2 arm chairs, a coffee table, desk and luggage stand. The desk had convenient power outlets and tea making equipment but coffee sachets were not replaced once used. The wardrobe contained a safe and coat hangers of the type that can't be removed from the bar intact in case you steal them. Everything was painted white and gilded on the pointy bits. The curtains could be drawn and opened remotely. There was also a hotel umbrella hanging near the entrance which was a nice touch. The bathroom was large with separate bath and shower cubicle. The latter was a bit cramped which I didn't mind and had fluctuating water temperature which I did. Cold shower followed by scalding is not a good way to start and evening. The room was very cold all the time. The temperature could be adjusted up at the A/C panel but it didn't seem to result in an actual temperature change. Fortunately there was a cosy duvet on the bed. The breakfast buffet was overwhelmed by a huge tour party on the first morning who swept up most of the food which was not replenished. They weren't taking excess amounts, there just wasn't enough to go around. They were gone by the second morning and there was ample food for all remaining guests with a good range of selections. Location is this hotel's prime asset. It is located in the center of the city within walking distance of the main attractions and downtown restaurants and shops. There is also a very helpful receptionist who speaks a little English and who also seemed to double as a bar person sometimes. This hotel did not suit me because of the wifi "problem" but may be suitable for those who like the central location and the gilt.

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