Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard

Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard is a 5-star hotel at 4C Khagani Rustamov Street in the Khatai district, near Azadliq Square and the Caspian Boulevard. It suits both business travellers and families, with a larger entertainment offer than most city hotels. Baku Marriott Hotel Boulevard is listed at 4C Khagani Rustamov Street, Khatai District, Baku AZ1010, Azerbaijan, in the Azadliq Square, Port Baku and Khatai part of Baku. The hotel is in the part of central Baku, Azerbaijan, close to the Caspian waterfront Boulevard and the Port Baku complex of offices, shops and restaurants. The area is calmer and more orderly than the Old City lanes, with broad avenues, taxi ranks and ready access to the metro. The Old City and Fountain Square are reachable on foot or by a short taxi ride, and Heydar Aliyev International Airport is roughly 25 minutes away by car outside peak traffic. Rooms include King, Standard, Executive and Double options, with free Wi-Fi and free parking available to guests. The Green House Asian Kitchen is the signature restaurant, supported by a bar and lounge and room service. The BIOnd Spa, an indoor pool and a fitness centre make up the wellness area, and the hotel also has a bowling alley, a distinctive extra for a city property. Service is typical of the Marriott brand, with a reliable standard, business facilities and a family-friendly atmosphere. Amenities listed for the property include indoor pool, biond spa, fitness centre, green house asian kitchen restaurant, bar and lounge, room service, free wi-fi, free parking. Visitors arriving by air can take a taxi or a prearranged transfer from Heydar Aliyev International Airport, and the airport bus line connects it with central Baku. Within the city, the metro, buses and ride-hailing apps are inexpensive, and the main sights of Baku, from the Old City to the Boulevard and the Heydar Aliyev Center, are easy to reach from here. Rates in this class are typically several hundred Azerbaijani manat per night, rising during Formula 1 race weekend, major conferences and the summer peak. Cards are widely accepted and the staff generally speak English, Russian and Azerbaijani. Visitors planning a stay in Baku are usually best served by spring or autumn, when temperatures are mild and the waterfront is at its most pleasant, while July and August can be hot and humid and winter evenings can be windy and cold.