AZE: Center City Hotel Baku
32 Eziz Eliyev Road, Baku, Azerbaijan
For the short stay in Baku, Azerbaijan, I managed to get an affordable room at the relatively quiet Center City Hotel Baku (3*) despite its location near one of the entrances to Icherisheher, the historic city centre surrounded by walls. A comfy enough bed, hot shower and adequate buffet breakfast were all I needed.
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AZE: Center City Hotel Baku <YOU ARE HERE!>
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Before arriving in Baku, I'd already pre-booked a pick-up service with the hotel. The one-way journey, which took less than half an hour, cost AZN 25.00 (~S$20.20).
The exterior of the boutique hotel looks pretty promising.
There's a café by Illy right in front of the hotel.
My BFF and I arrived just before 5.30pm, which was beyond the standard check-in time of 2.00pm.
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| The hotel offers some tours, the prices of which can be found at the reception counter. |
We went up to the fourth floor via the small elevator that I think can only accommodate about four adults at one time.
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| Those barricades immediately reminded me of Silent Hill. |
Keycard? Nope, it's a metal key with a big enough keychain.
There's not much room for movement, but everything was clean when I entered the room.
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| The carpet features my most favourite colour. |
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| I recall that the mini fridge wasn't that cold. |
The toilet, on the other hand, isn't so crammed
Honestly, I wasn't expecting the following view when I opened the curtain.
Take note that the buffet breakfast only starts at 8.00am and ends within two hours each day.
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| Similar to Turkish breakfast, eh? |
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| The dining room is quite small, but thankfully there weren't many people during our stay. |
All in all, I've got no complaints about my stay, especially when I had lots of luscious strawberries there at breakfast.
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