Hotel Belarus Brest
Location: Bulvar Shevchenko 6, Brest, 224013, Brest, BY
Star Rating: 3 Stars
Property Type: Hotels
About this Property
Luxurious Amenities for Relaxation: Indulge in rejuvenating massages, body treatments, and facials during your stay at Hotel Belarus Brest. Take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi and expert tour assistance for a hassle-free experience.
Delectable Dining Options: Savor a delicious meal at the on-site restaurant or opt for convenient room service. Unwind with a drink at the stylish bar/lounge. Begin your day with a delectable continental breakfast available daily.
Convenient and Versatile Facilities: With a business center, 24-hour front desk, and ample conference space, this hotel caters to all your professional needs. Stay comfortably in air-conditioned rooms equipped with modern amenities for a memorable stay.
Ready to experience luxury and convenience in the heart of Brest? Book your stay at Hotel Belarus Brest now!
Important Information
- If you require a visa to enter the country, your property may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the property via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The property may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the property and yourself.
Policies
Check-in: 02:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Instructions: Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property.
Amenities & Facilities
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour front desk
- Luggage storage
- Sauna
- Designated smoking area
- Wheelchair accessible
- Elevator
- Conference space
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Couples/private dining
Rooms Available
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Comfort Twin Room
2 Twin Beds
Layout - Separate sitting area
Internet - Free WiFi
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, electric kettle, and room service (limited hours)
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and towels
Practical - Desk and iron/ironing board (on request)
Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- TV
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Electric kettle
- Room service (limited hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate sitting area
- Free WiFi
- No rollaway/extra beds
-
Comfort Double Room
1 Double Bed
Layout - Separate sitting area
Internet - Free WiFi
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, electric kettle, and room service (limited hours)
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and towels
Practical - Desk and iron/ironing board (on request)
Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- TV
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Electric kettle
- Room service (limited hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate sitting area
- Free WiFi
- No rollaway/extra beds
-
Comfort Single Room
1 Twin Bed
Layout - Separate sitting area
Internet - Free WiFi
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, electric kettle, and room service (limited hours)
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and towels
Practical - Desk and iron/ironing board (on request)
Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 1 (1 Adults)
- TV
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Electric kettle
- Room service (limited hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate sitting area
- Free WiFi
- No rollaway/extra beds
-
Studio
1 Double Bed
Layout - Separate sitting area
Internet - Free WiFi
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, electric kettle, and room service (limited hours)
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and towels
Practical - Desk and iron/ironing board (on request)
Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- TV
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Electric kettle
- Room service (limited hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate sitting area
- Free WiFi
- No rollaway/extra beds
-
Suite
1 Double Bed
Layout - Separate sitting area
Internet - Free WiFi
Food & Drink - Refrigerator, electric kettle, and room service (limited hours)
Bathroom - Private bathroom, bathtub, free toiletries, and towels
Practical - Desk and iron/ironing board (on request)
Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping
Need to Know - No rollaway/extra beds available
Non-Smoking
Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)
- TV
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Electric kettle
- Room service (limited hours)
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate sitting area
- Free WiFi
- No rollaway/extra beds
Guest Reviews
- Anastasiya (6/5): Одним словом - бюджетно - Недорогой номер на двоих. За двое суток проживания уборка номера не производилась, полотенца и ванные принадлежности не меняли, убрать мусор просили на стойке регистрации. Телевизор очень плохо показывал, что в Новогоднюю ночь не очень приятно, чуть не пропустили поздравление президента. Есть холодильник, но температура не ниже +10. В номере нет никаких столовых принадлежностей. Отмечу хорошее расположение, 10-15 минут пешком до ЦУМа, Советской улицы и Набережной. Рядом магазины и кфс.
- Jan (6/5): - good
- ULIANA (10/5): Отличный отдых возле Мухавца - Отличный отель советского образца с удобным расположением (недалеко от улицы Советской и в двух шагах от общественного пляжа на реке Мухавец), вкусным рестораном (попробовали бизнес-ланч) и сносным вай-фаем)
- ellyrie (6/5): You’ll survive for a night or two - Stayed while on a short visit to the region with a friend. Room - The beds were okay and generally better than most budget Belarus hotels. The bathroom however was awful. They need some serious renovations because it was falling apart, dirty and had bugs! Price - was one of the cheaper options and for the price I can’t complain. If you’re on a budget I’d recommend the hotel. Location - in a reasonably central part of the city with parking facilities. Overall you need to realise you get what you pay for.
- Sergeiy (8/5): Только переночевать - Типичный советский отель. Парковка платная, указателей, вывести на отеле нет((( Старые лифты, поменяли обивки 2-ух из 3-х лифтов и наклеили значки OTIS))) Завтрак не стоит своих денег. Плохая шумоизоляция. Персонал совсем не доброжетальный.
- IvanGumenyuk (6/5): good enough for a night stay / нормально для ночевки - Spent 1 night; typical "soviet" hotel, not a new/luxury one. However, provides everything you need to sleep 1 night. I did not notice any air-conditioning/heater, though... but it was quite. TV in the room was very small (we did not even turn it on), but was a tiny fridge; in another room there was a big new flat TV, though :) Located not far from the center, ~10 min walk. There is a restaurant at the 1st floor, and a bar. Останавливались на 1 ночь, типичный "советский" отель. Однако, есть всё необходимое для того, чтобы переночевать. Хотя, я не заметил кондиционера и/или обогревателя. Было тихо. В комнате был крошечный телевизор, и холодильник, зато в другой комнате телевизор был очень большой. Отель расположен недалеко от центра, около 10 мин ходьбы. На первом этаже есть ресторан и бар.
- tomaszp790 (8/5): good for short stay - very good location in centre, friendly staff, good service, rooms small but convenient, I got single with renovated bathroom, breakfast in form of sets, tasty, very good price / quality ration, recommend for short stays
- 854katyam (4/5): I stayed there for 3 times - than stopped, it is not worth the money it costs - Well, the prices the democratic, but from my point of view the staff is not controled at all. When I asked in the morning for a hiar-dryer I was told it was not for free. Too previous times I was given it for free like in all the rest normal hotels. Two fat ladies said that probably the staff who let me do that was too much kind and laughed. Crazy old women.
- Feldin_Andrej (6/5): Pretty good for low price - Clasic Soviet style hotel, the outside was under repair when we were there. Pretty clean, free WiFi in the rooms, 24 hours lobby bar, breakfast is OK but isn't so diversified, lunch and dinner are perfect, Nice meeting room for appx. 15-20 persons, verry close to city centre...
- soufianebouch (8/5): Calm and cheap - The hotel is so simple, calm and cheap, I enjoyed the Slavic -Russian- accent when speaking English :) Staff really so so friendly and trying to help whenever you ask. It is also in a good location in which you have access to many transport facilities and also to the city center where.
- daviddocklands (6/5): Quite basic - and no free wifi - This is a slightly updated soviet style hotel. The outside was under repair when we were there- it looks a bit like a prison! Its a few minutes walk to the main street- such as it is The bedrooms didnt have AC and were very hot at night. Like the other hotels in Belarus you only got one small sachet of shower gel. The breakfast was OK. The internet was not free and only worked in the lobby It was OK - but I suspect there must be better in the city
- herculeshimself (8/5): Comfortable and classy. - I stayed there for a day after spending sometime in another hotel. The rooms here were very nice and they had a lot of blankets that were useful as I traveled in January. While I cannot really make out if it was really a soviet style hotel or not but this hotel was certainly classy. Their is also a Karaoke club just beside the hotel which was quiet a treat. The rooms were also pretty warm and comfortable.
- Chris-Stony (6/5): Value for money - After the other reviews I was positively surprised - yes it has soviet chic, my room had no air-con - but the room was okay, Internet for 3 days was 3$ and it was close by the city centre. I opted to have breakfast in the city. There was a water station on every floor.
- Boydus (6/5): Typical Soviet Style Hotel - The Hotel Belarus is an almost perfect example of a soviet style hotel, albeit with bigger rooms but minus minibar and air conditioning. Plusses with this hotel definitely include the price, the free drinking water and location. The disadvantage is that the wifi isn't free and signal intermittent, the breakfast isn't the nicest and comes with very dilute cordial rather than fruit juice, the lifts are a bit grubby, and unlike most hotels they don't have a map to share of where they are in relation to city and its sites. The big disadvantage for me was the lack of air conditioning given I was in a room to the front onto the main road. This meant I had to sleep with the windows open with traffic whizzing past and meaning my sleep was restless. The staff were generally pleasant, and I think the issues with the hotel are more indicative of a lack of investment in the city of Brest as a whole (I think the Brest fortress is maintained at the expense of the rest of the city). I would stay again, but I'd see if I could get a room at the back next time, away from the main road.
- gilles (6/5): Hôtel proche du centre - Hôtel propre mais la chambre est un peu chère. Non je n'est rien à ajouté
- monktonman (6/5): Step back in time - From the outside this looks like your typical old style soviet hotel. The decor in the reception much supports this but the reception staff were lovely and helpful speaking good English too. This was the only hotel in Belarus, during our tour, which required us to produce our medical insurance certificates, despite us, as being British, automatically having healthcare arrangements under a reciprocal agreement. The room was dated but fine for the two nights. It was easy enough to get my pillow replaced with an artificial fibre one and the bed was very comfy. The TV set was very old and there was no BBC News channel. The restaurant provided an excellent evening meal. The breakfast however is quite limited and not to the same standard - not that you need go hungry. We'd stay here again. However, unless you are on business there is noting to keep you in Brest for more than 24 hours.
- MikhailOrlov (2/5): Pigsty - One of the most awful places a traveler might get into. We happened to stop there at 3 a.m. without any preliminary consideration. Thanks to glorious Belorussin border troops who held us for 8 (EIGHT) hours at the border doing their duty of passport checking and making sure that travelers have not a single gram of excessive alcohol. We did not have any chance to stand on feet any longer after 12 hour driving and 8 hours of humiliation at the border. The costs of 2 narrow separate beds in 2-room (what is the second room for?) premise is nearly Euro 50 without breakfast. Blankets were stinky as if they were not dry cleaned since they were placed here in the beginning of the 70's of the last century, the bed side rugs definitely remember every visitor since Noah. Television set with a couple of programs was also from dark age. Just compare this and any road side hotel in Poland where for half of this price you get clean sheets, breakfast and sometimes dinner. Disgusting!
- 647victors (6/5): Good enough hotel - Clean room and the breakfast was goon.no air-conditioning in the room,which was really bad because it was really hot outside .I paid approx 70 euro.You get a lot more for that kind a money in Poland.In Poland I paid 45 euro for a room near the city center, luxury, clean. But accommodation is relatively expensive in belarus.
- Galina28463 (4/5): Never coming here again - Unfortunately , the hotel turned out to be very old- fashioned, decorated in the style of 1980s with very poor locks on the doors. The bathrooms are primitive, the TV set old. There is a restaurant downstairs where there was a loud dancing party in the evening. The hotel disappointed me greatly.
- Stevie390 (6/5): Fair choice for Brest - The Hotel Belarus is situated on the edge of the city centre in Brest, close to bus services and some local shops and casino. The hotel is rather featureless from the outside and is equally rather plain inside, the lobby being gloomy and spartan. My room on the seventh floor was well lit and well furnished with wardrobe/clothes space with hangers, desk, chair, tv with multiple channels (no English language news channels that I could find), refrigerator. The bathroom was quite small, having a shower, washbasin and wc. Few toiletries or other amenities. I used the hotel restaurant for an evening meal. There was an English menu and a good range of pork/chicken dishes, salads and other dishes. Service was good and food quality was good. On two evenings, there were some family celebrations with loud disco which made the restaurant rather unwelcoming to other guests. There is also a bar which is quite atmospheric and has a good range of drinks (alcohol, coffee, tea, soft drinks) and snacks (crisps, chocolate, cakes, sandwiches and salad platters). Breakfast was good with a wide range of hot and cold dishes, rolls and pastries, coffee and tea, and watery fruit juices.
- Kirinkun (6/5): Much better than expected - This was the first time we stayed in a hotel in Belarus. We usually slept on the other side of the border in Poland. With the experience from Russia, I was expecting something that the previous reviewers have complained so far but I was very pleasantly suprised. The concierge lady was fairly friendly and she patiently explained to me the different options for rooms. Basically you have 3 kinds of rooms which differ according to the state of their renewal. The lowest one was pretty ugly and confirmed my previous hotel experience. However the other 2 options were quite ok. Both bathroom and the room were fairly clean and in a reasonable condition. Water was running without any problems, we had towels, soap etc... And the bed was just comfortable enough to spend one night in it and continue our journey. Given the price (about 45-55 EUR per night) it was more than ok. The guarded parking was an extra plus (paid separately - about 6 USD). One just has to get ready for a soviet design and soviet behaviour of most staff in the hotel. The best suprise however came in the morning. Instead of the usual disgusting soviet so-called breakfast, we had a chance to eat as much as we could of an almost home-made breakfast. Pancakes, fresh cheese, eggs, meatballs, yoghurt and even muesli! And the supertasty porridge.... If you compare it to other Brest hotels, it is certainly not a superb hotel like the Hermitage but neither it is as bad as the Inturist.
- chrysos72 (4/5): what a cold!!! - Hotel old and grey, without any facility; awful bathroom with 2 very small towels.. tv without channels and, unbelievable in winter, a terrible cold... how is possible to have such temperature in a room hotel? Last (good) surprise, at the moment of the check out, i've payed almost the half of the amount they said the night before..... Anyway, never more in this hotel.
- Gal4onok (4/5): Absolutely Soviet Hotel - After Minsk we expected better 5 star hotel - "Belarus" in Brest appeared to be abosuletely Soviet hotel. It was cold in rooms, entrance door didn't close (it closed, but the simliest move and anyone could reach our room). This hotel is 2 stars hotel in Europe. But staff was friendly and recommended great restaurant in the park - "U ozera" with national cuisine.
- evansvalikie123 (6/5): Worth the money - My stay in this hotel was good. The newly renovated room provided to me had good furnishings, was clean and comfortable. The bathroom too was spacious and clean. The facilities provided are worth the money. We had a nice sleep as our room fell at the back of the hotel and so provided a calm environment. The food is good although it lacks in variety. This place is not great but good enough for the money paid. There are only a few English speaking staff here. However, everyone is friendly and at your service. I don’t mind staying here again.
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