Comfortable stay, air conditioning working well, sufficient breakfast with good choice of food. The room could have been a bit more spacious.

Perfectly located in a beautiful and quiet city centre, this 3* Ibis hotel meets all the standards of Ibis chain WW. Tidy, small rooms with simple yet comfortable furniture and clean bathrooms, good enough breakfast (I did not eat at a hotel, my friend did as breakfast was free for children - nice touch), good service at reception desk. There were no tea and ironing facilities in a room and a kitchen of a lobby bar was closed at 21.00, only a bar opened 24h, but all this is expected for Ibis so no bad surprise here. Overall I am very satisfied and, after trying a better equipped and more comfortable 4*hotel further from downtown and Ibis, I would definitely return to Ibis - for the beauty of the neighbourhood and easiness of access everywhere.

The single beds are tooo narrow!

Glad to come back again. Parking can be overcrowded in the summer, but plenty of space on the street. Many thanks to the hotel for providing electric kettle this time! Appreciate your attention! No sure if it's possible to order fried eggs for breakfast. Pre-cooked scrambled eggs that are available are not perfect, better to order fresh.

It was a very nice stay, even better than I expected. I am a longtime client of Accor hotels and I know that not everywhere the service matches the expected level. It was a good surprise to find this good level of service in Ibis Yaroslavl. Congratulations to your local team!

The hotel is within a 5-minute walking distance from the major tourist destinations. The room was very clean, with a nice bed, stable internet connection etc. A tea/coffee set would help

Clean, quiet and comfortable

Amazing! A bit missing kettle in the room which is often available in other hotels. But this might be due to a policy for IBIS level hotels.

Usual Ibis which confirm worldwide network standards. Polite and helpful staff. Just breakfast had poor choices and breakfast zone was really overcrowded. Parking is free but without guard and some cars were parked terribly.

Stayed in different Ibis hotels throughout Europe previously. And at last decided to try it for my ordinary routine travels within Russia when found there is an Ibis in Yaroslavl. It appeared a full-fledged Ibis hotel located almost in the very heart of the ancient city of Yaroslavl. Very well kept with truly decent and well-trained personnel at the reception and the bar/restaurant. Lovely interiors following common style of the hotel chain. Rather good WiFi. Lots of space to park the car around, and they have even an underground parking! So far stayed with Ibis Yaroslavl three times... hope to stay with it soon again.

A little european hotel in the middle of russian neighbourhood. Close to kremlin and central square. You get a standard Ibis service and rooms, but it's really nice compare to what you see outside of it.

The only noticeable problem was the chemical smell in my room. I think somebody smokes during the stay before mine. There was also a problem with the air blowing system which is poor and noisy. ------

Very reasonable price, good location - close to historical places as well as close to commercial center of the city. Relatively good parking ability. Rooms are typical Ibis. Bad wi-fi in lobby (almost no signal). Restuarant - ok for breakfast, but personal is very slow with refilling the food boxes. Somitimes you have ask to bring more food (whihc was over) or clean spoons or glasses etc. Restuarant for dinner - too many dishes, it takes long time to prepare. If you in company - you may experience beign serviced one by one. For dinner or lunch I would recommend to look for reastuarant somewhere nearby hotel.

I stayed at this property for 3 nights. I think the location about 3 blocks from a major dowtown square is excellent and staff at the front desk for always very helpful. Thee room rate is quite reasonable and includes a free room safe.. The room is mall by American standards and storage space for clothing s somewhat limited, but I think it's very typical for a European hotele. The bathroom includes a shower but not a tub. Linens included a floormatI and bath towels but no washcloth or face towels. I was carrying some wash clothes in my luggage just in case so this was not a big problem for me but other tourist should be aware of the situation. The breakfast buffet was reasonably priced and included a wide variety of traditional Russian food. It seems to be the same day after day and I think it would quickly become boring. I ate one meal in the restaurant. The service was slow and I was my wait staff spoke no English at all. The front desk staff has a very useful map of the downtown area and is quite willing to tell you how to get to various tourist sites. The Volga River and several museums and cathedrals were within walking distance. If you arrive by train, plan on taking a taxi to the hotel. It is much too far to walk from the Yaroslavl Glavnny station and although the hotel is near the bus #1 Kracny Ploshard stop it's on a side street and might be missed. The tasxi cost me 300 rubles, but I could have probably negotiated to 200. I took the city bus to the train station for my departure and only paid 16 rubles.

The hotel is situated in the very city center, nevertheless the place is nice and quiet. I would definetely recommend it to my friends and colleagues. Btw, breakfast costs too much, better to choose another place for food.