Liberta Hotel Baku in Baku

+ Staying insident the fortress walls is a unique experience. You wake up to the sound of modern every morning.
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+ WiFi strength, which can be rare ın some of the older buildings ın this district
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+ Extremely clean room with a charming, rustic decor that feels very authentic.
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+ it was my first trip to Baku. staff made so easy my trip in here. concierge service was amazing. cleaning staff and breakfast team served maximum effor for all guests. I will comeback again exactly.
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+ Good hotel, good location.
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+ otel located good place. between business center and entertainment center. both by walk. hotel room was clean and comfortable. thanks a lot for all.
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+ I felt as home in this hotel. staff were incredible and careful. no issue about any problem.
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This is a small hotel, tucked away in an inner courtyard, right near the train station. It has modern renovations, clean and tidy rooms, and a kettle. The bed is comfortable.

If you arrive at night and see a sign at the reception saying the night attendant will be back in 5 minutes, don't believe it – they're probably sleeping nearby, so go find them! :)

Unfortunately, due to a heavily delayed flight, we only spent a couple of hours at the hotel, but it left a very pleasant impression.

The location is very convenient, close to the airport express train, a mall, and the waterfront and old town. The hotel is in a courtyard, so it's quiet at night. The staff is friendly. Wi-Fi is good. The room includes slippers and robes, shampoo and shower gel, a kettle, and bottles of water. The curtains and net curtains didn't close properly and were partially torn from the curtain rod. A small cosmetic renovation in the bathroom would add a touch of polish (the unsightly peeling edges of the baseboards really spoil the look). The mattress and bed linens are comfortable.
The only major drawback is the breakfast. I'm not very picky about hotel food, but it was terrible. The sausages and cold meats with cheese tasted like paper, and the vegetables were tasteless. Instead of coffee (at least instant), the options for two days included 3-in-1 tea bags, and only bergamot tea. There was a large lump in the cottage cheese, and when I tried to break it apart, it contained mold. The only edible food was bread, jam, and a boiled egg. Admittedly, no breakfast and cheaper accommodations would be better than this.
Otherwise, I can definitely recommend it for its price/quality/location ratio.