“It should be all inclusive and must be everything free”

We have stayed 7 days with my family and everything is great. Mostly foods and services of staff

all the best

Nature, fresh air, food 3 times. Treating facilities are good and has new technologies also. Naftalan bath but I got cough and fever so could not continue the bath. I liked super inductive magnet therapy. It was very helpful for my back pain. Staff is very polite and helpful. Cleaning service is excellent, regularly cleaning every day.

Check in at 15.40

The hotel was comfortable but service was poor

Amazing stay! The Naftalan bath was truly a unique and unforgettable experience. What impressed me the most was the staff – everyone went above and beyond to help us, even though we didn’t speak the same language. Their kindness and effort made us feel incredibly welcome. A top experience from start to finish! Highly recommended.

“Soviet sanatorium with ideal renovation”

Stayed for 7 nights in a double room suite. It was really spacious and with a good bed. All suits are top floor, very quiet. Relaxing atmosfere, nice meals with a lot of greens and fruits. Small park around the place, but you can walk around and to the city itself. Rare english speaking though, you better know Russian or Azerbaijanian. Focus of this place is in naftalan bathes and medical treatment overall. We visited Chinar during local holidays and the place was a little bit overcrowded, but personnel did their best to manage it.

“A poor hotel stuck in the past with so many better alternatives nearby”

Sadly, Chinar Hotel was a huge disappointment and far poorer than any of the other hotels we stayed in Azerbaijan. Despite our high hopes (and positive reviews we read beforehand), there were several major problems with our stay here. Standard Room Size: Incredibly small and felt cramped. We like to do a few yoga stretches when we travel, and there wasn't even room to lay down a single yoga mat in the room. Pool/Hamam/Sauna Opening Hours: While the leisure facility is impressive and looks newly built, the opening hours are very strange. Nothing is open at all until 1pm, at which time one hour is available for men/mixed (right in the middle of the lunch service) before a women-only 3 hour block from 2-5pm. The facility is then mixed again from 5pm until 9pm (although during this time presuambly you'll want to eat dinner at some point). This was already limiting enough, but the worst part during our two-day stay is that the pool was entirely closed all day Monday (apparently for cleaning, we were told - though why this coudln't be done during the mornings each day was unclear). So, from a 4pm check-in on Sunday to an 11am check out on Tuesday, we were able to use the facility for one brief session on Sunday afternoon before dinner. Food Quality: While the food is not bad and the cold appetitisers are perhaps the highlight, many buffet items kept reappearing each mealtime and if you have any special dietary needs or preferences (such as hot main courses without meat, dishes avoiding gluten or sugar-free desserts) then options are extremely limited. Bureaucracy: The hotel advertsies itself as a medical/wellness hotel, but in fact has the system and mentality of an old Soviet sanatorium.

The clinic reception & staff for Naftalan oil bath was excellent. It was the main reason for us to book the stay.

“don’t stay here if it is warm unless you have confirmation that the aircon is working”

everything was good except the hotel did not have any functioning air conditioning even though it was very hot. Rooms were at 27 degrees all night. I complained but was told that there were no rooms with working aircon.

“amazing”

great

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