Baikalskye Terema Hotel, Irkutsk, Russia

Baikalskye Terema hotel built of pine tree wood is located in verypicturesque setting on a hill slope overlooking theBaikal Lake and has a good view of St NicolasOrthodox Church Krestovka village and surroundingtaiga woods. Our comfortable double and twin roomshave all major amenities including TV set andrefrigerator. Dining facilities include a restaurantand a small banquet hall basement bar starting fromApril 10 2002. Spacious verandah of the Baikalskye Terema hotel has apanoramic view of the lake and is a good place tohave lunch or dinner in summer while viewingspectacular lakes water surface mountain ranges onthe opposite side or sunsets over the lake. Ourrestaurant chiefs offer Russian and Siberian cuisinefeaturing a number of specialities like salmon whiteor omul fish staffed with cedar tree nuts or tastySiberian meat dumplings a great choice of picklesand entrees. There is also a sauna rent of snowmobiles and horses on guided tours. Here you willhome atmosphere and famous Siberian hospitality.

Further information
Opened: 1998
Renovated: 2002
Number of floors: 2
Check-In: 1200
Check-Out: 1200

ROOM TYPE:
twin room, standard room
Air Conditioning - Balcony - Bidet - DD Phone - Toiletries

double room, standard room
Air Conditioning - Balcony - Bidet - DD Phone - Toiletries

Room features
-Phone
-Balcony
-Shower
-Room Service

-Laundry service
-Room Service
-Safe at the reception desk
-Parking
-Air condition
-Sauna
-Restaurant

Siberian warmest hospitality in the ecologically cleanest part of the planet.

Upon entering the city parking lot through theairport exit gates on ones left there will be aconnection road which in about 1.5 kilometresleads to the Baikal Highway that in 65 kilometresends up in Listvyanka settlement. When reachingthe Listvyanka settlement drive a distance of 3kilometres and before reaching the bridge acrossKrestovka stream turn left - right before the Hotelinformation bill board - then drive another 0.5kilometre and turn right to the hotel located on amountain slope.