Baku Hotel Guide - Sabir Park hotels in Baku, Azerbaijan.

"Breakfast was very good"

"Grear breakfast, good location, friendly staff "

"Cheap, good location, staff generally good. Housekeeping poor; shower runs hot & cold (no thermostatic valve); plumbing very noisy; toilet seat loose; wet carpet; no bedside light; overhead lights very bright and only one switch by door; no instructions for room safe; only two coat hangers. BEST AVOIDED "

"Idéal room based in old town. Only thing I would say is to add to hotel website that cars can’t access it so you have to get dropped off on the outskirts of old town."

"Luxury at affordable price"

"The entire staff at 4Seasons Baku make this iconic Baku hotel even more special and memorable! They helped us coordinate our visa to Baku before arriving due to the portal link not working. The staff had a birthday cake for our adult son as Baku was part of his birthday trip. The concierge's dinner recommendations were delicious and better than AI's suggested places. Our two rooms had fantastic views of the flame towers, the tulip mall, and the carpet museum. It was perfectly located near the old city walls. Breakfast was the best (or near the best) on our entire Caucasus extended tour. BAKU is a gorgeous city with historical beautiful sites to explore. The city wowed us and has much more to offer to tourists than we had anticipated. I'd love t return for another 3 days in the future."

"Stayed here twice, it’s in a brilliant location and Baku is very walkable so this is a great spot. Lovely views on the higher floors and the food is good."

"Very nice clean good location, friendly staff great service"

"Bad experience Overall a quite negative experience. We booked a twin room, we got a double. When we pointed it out, they gave us the only free twin room, which had no heating. They at least gave us an electric heater. Half the outlets don’t work well. The reception lady tells us breakfast is from 10 to 11 (?). I repeat the schedule to her to make sure she didn’t make a mistake. She confirms. Next day: we go there at 10, it’s over. Turns out it’s from 8 to 10… There’s a leak in the bidet. We tell them in the morning before heading out. They tell us they’ll sort it out immediately. We come back in the evening: nothing’s fixed. I ask the same guy that told me he’d fix it: he tells me “go to reception” (?). I go: they tell me they’ll be right there. They don’t come the whole night. Next day, we complain once more, they come have a look, then they say they’ll fix it. The bidet is still leaking at the time of checkout. Good luck for the next occupants of that room. The room is so far from the others that the Internet is basically unusable. You’re better off using an e-sim or buy a SIM card if you want minimum internet access... or hang out outside your room. Do not expect any house keeping, even if you’re staying more than five days. We had to complain to at least get our towels and a rag that was supposed to be our covers changed."