Radisson Hotel Baku is a four-star property at 1 Azadliq Avenue in central Baku, in the area around Azadliq Square, Port Baku and the Khatai district. This position places the hotel on one of the capital's main arteries, a short taxi ride from the Old City (Icheri Sheher), the Seaside Boulevard and Fountain Square, and close to the metro corridor used by many visitors. The hotel is a tall, modern business-style building typical of the international chain hotels that grew up in Baku during the oil-boom years, and its character is practical, comfortable and unfussy rather than boutique. Rooms are offered as Standard, Superior and Twin configurations, each equipped with an in-room safe and free Wi-Fi, which makes the property straightforward for both short city stays and business trips. Dining is handled by an on-site restaurant and bar, backed by 24-hour room service for late arrivals, and a business center supports meetings and travellers who need to work. A fitness center covers exercise needs, and free parking is a useful advantage in a city where parking can be tight. Service is business-oriented but welcoming to leisure travellers and families, with the front desk able to arrange taxis, airport transfers and city excursions. Reviews are consistently positive, with Kayak showing 8.9/10 from 3,497 ratings. Pricing is moderate for a chain four-star: a Kayak snapshot for 26-27 October 2026 showed about AZN 151 (roughly $89) for a double room, while monthly averages run from around $107 in January to $152 in September, reflecting the summer peak and event periods. The hotel works best for visitors who value a reliable international brand, good value and a central address on a major avenue, rather than a historic or atmospheric setting. Travellers wanting cobbled-lane charm will prefer the Old City, but those who want easy access to Azerbaijan's business district and straightforward transport links will find the location practical. The Azadliq Avenue and Port Baku zone is a busy commercial and transport corridor with shopping malls, offices and cafes, and it is within a short ride of the Old City and Seaside Boulevard. Taxis and ride-hailing are inexpensive by international standards, and the metro provides an alternative for budget-minded visitors.
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Room types
- Standard room
- Superior room
- Twin room
Amenities
- Fitness center
- Restaurant and bar
- 24-hour room service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Business center
- In-room safe
Location
1 Azadliq Avenue, Baku AZ1000, Azerbaijan
40.3716, 49.8490 View on map
Highlights
- Four-star international-brand hotel at 1 Azadliq Avenue in central Baku
- Standard, Superior and Twin rooms with in-room safe and free Wi-Fi
- On-site restaurant and bar with 24-hour room service
- Free parking, fitness center and business center
- Strong guest scores: 8.9/10 from 3,497 Kayak ratings
Tips for visiting
- Rates swing seasonally, from about $107 average in January to $152 in September.
- Use the free parking if arriving by rental car or private transfer.
- Ask the front desk to arrange taxis; ride-hailing apps are widely used in Baku.
- The Old City and Seaside Boulevard are a short taxi ride, not a walk.
- Book early during September events and the summer peak.
When to visit
Late spring and early autumn offer comfortable temperatures; January is the cheapest month while September is among the most expensive.
Accessibility
A modern high-rise hotel with lifts; travellers needing step-free or adapted rooms should confirm availability with the hotel directly.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Radisson Hotel Baku?
It is at 1 Azadliq Avenue in central Baku, near Azadliq Square and the Port Baku and Khatai area.
Is parking included?
Free parking is listed among the hotel's amenities.
Does the hotel offer room service?
Yes, 24-hour room service is available alongside the restaurant and bar.
How much does a double room cost?
A Kayak snapshot for 26-27 October 2026 showed about AZN 151 (roughly $89); prices rise in summer.