We stayed here while adopting our child. The breakfast was buffet style, served ont eh second floor in a hotel room which had been converted into a restaurant (small) and served instant coffee, a selection of juices, breads which can be toasted and an assortment of russian style salads and yogurts. I had the scrambled (powdered) eggs and toast ...

The Oktyabrskaya is a lackluster place - not so bad but not so good either. The interior is worn with some floors seemingly more recently renovated than others but generally old and spartan furnishings. You can do much worse in the city, for example at the Central or Volna hotels. Locals say that the hotel used to be a favorite of visiting Party ...

we stayed at this hotel twice in 2006 (may and July) during the adoption of our son from Nizhny Novgorod. we loved the staff as they were very friendly and accomadating and spoke decent English. the hotel was very reasonably priced and the breakfast was great. internet connection was good as well as the main restaurant was a great place for ...