Amaks Premier Hotel

Had a great time here. ♡d the proximity to the mighty Kama River, the helpfulness of service & kind friendship. A real hospitable place that I would happily return. Room was great, a little old but fine, the safe was temperamental, but not as bad as our IT police at home. Food was fab & service friendly & most helpful. Missed the swimming pool & tried living without air C, which was stupid as i recieved mosquito bites. I soon reverted. Really enjoyed my stay & benefited from a very kind & much appreciated reception. Thank you🤗.

We stayed at the hotel July 7 to 10th, came to visit my mother's grave and meet with the relatives. Our checkin was handled unprofessionally as we were made to feel unwelcome in our own motherland. At all other times the staff were fine. I had chosen this hotel because of it's location and it delivered on that: slightly off the centre, close to everything and much quieter at the same time. There are plenty of restaurants around to have a nice meal. Quite unexpectedly for the largest country in the world, we found ourselves in one of the tiniest hotel rooms we've ever been. But it was clean and the cleaning staff were very nice and accommodating. The breakfasts were more than adequate (at least for our Russian tastes) with plenty of choices. The mood was slightly dampened by the horrible music played on TV in the restaurant.

Travelling on business I was quite satisfied with the level of sevice here. A single room is nor too small for one person. The bed is comfortable but the height of pillow is not enough for relaxed sleeping. My room, facing the cathedral, was basic but clean and light. The restaurant consists of several areas designed to resemble a medieval refectory, a noble class dining-room and oriental parlours, all looking very stylish. The breakfast buffet is splendid with a wide choice of snacks and cakes.Supper can be surved as a set-meal or a la carte, tasty and filling in any case. Even with a glass of wine the bill is very reasonable. There is a bowling area and a sauna in the hotel. The hotel has a very good location - quite near the art gallery and the excibition hall and at a walking dictance from the main trading centre (to buy souvenirs), a supermarket, etc.

I was looking for a place for a few hours after arriving from Moscow at short notice and found Amaks premier. It delivered comfort and cleanliness at a very affordable price. Close to Perm city center, it's well located. The staff are friendly and speak just enough English to get by. The facilities are good and the breakfast buffet included in the room is good value.

Perm doesn't have many international hotels so Amaks is one of the more convenient choices. Despite modern furniture and reasonably friendly staff the place still feels like an old Soviet luxury hotel, with a bowling alley, a karaoke bar and a breakfast buffet without many of the usual western options. Rooms are rather small and soundproofing isn't great.