Khabarovsk Hotels & Hostels (10)

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Ali's 20 rooms are Khabarovsk's roomiest, with sparkling bathrooms - though the hotel's a bit stranded (between apartments and garages). Fitness centre with pool and sauna.

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New hotel geared to Russians - all 29 rooms are clean, with a writing desk and rather cheap vinyl floors.

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A boutique-style hotel with just 16 spacious, nicely decorated rooms. The staff are great and there's a sauna. Breakfast can be provided for extra cost.

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Grand old building with 75 rooms (some with air-con) on the busy residential ul Lenina.

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Just off the main crawl, the Sapporo's 20 rooms are geared to the many visitors from Japan; small, clean (not particularly remarkable) rooms in a simple red-brick building. There's a good sauna o…

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Facing a busy street, the eight-storey Turist looks every bit of its 40 years, but its rooms are well kept up - the cheapies are frequently full.

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Modern makeover of a rather drab building gives Zarya a nearly 'boutique hotel' feel. Rooms are small - some have air-con. Staff is great, and the Internet's available 24 hours.

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Behind a bank, in a small, quiet brick courtyard, the Maly has just 11 rooms - the doubles are a lot bigger than the singles.

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Part of a century-old red-and-brick building near the water, the Parus seems more 'business centre' than hotel, though its spacious rooms are comfortable (all but four rooms are in a newer annex)…

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