It's terrible hotel in real centre of the city. Old, soviet rooms, dirty and thin walls, you can hear your neighbors. Small and without choice breakfast by paper pass . Parking only for money. Only ok here is a bathroom.

If you know what to expect from a soviet era hotel this one won't surprise you. I've stayed here a couple weeks for work stuff and had no major issues. No shower hanger, noisy fridge and remarkably small TV set is all minor. What you pay for is a clean bed and you have it. Even more, you'll have a new soap and shampoo every day. The one problem is the cafe downstairs is often closed because of weird people celebrating their weddings. But it never fails to serve the all-you-can-eat breakfast just for 3 euro which I strongly recommend.

Nice and clean city. Very friendly service. Unusually cheap transportation. $2.50USD usually enough for cab ride across the city. Many cafes with good menus.

Not the best place to stay. Very thin walls and hence loud until 4 am. And weird staff.

This hotel is like a city's presentation. There is a cafeteria for a qwick bite and a retaurant for a good dinner. But there is no money exchange office at all! The biggest hotel in the city and NO exchange office - that is very usefull and convenient...

Hotel mogilev is one and only biggest hotel in mogilev city easy to reach in local taxi and in city bus nice hotel on nice location near with lenin square mall also near to belarussian university clean rooms and clean environment on afordable price

They have a restaurant in the hotel but closes early

Good value for money, spacious room, polite staff