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Baku Hotels with Kitchens

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Nar Boutique Hotel

Nar Boutique Hotel
3.0 star property
Sabayil
The price is AU$57
includes taxes & fees
28 June - 29 June
Nar Boutique Hotel
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Top neighbourhoods in Baku

Panoramic view of Baku city, capital of Azerbaijan, at sunset

Baku Old City

Step inside the UNESCO-protected walls of Baku Old City and discover a medieval wonderland where history is alive and kicking. Wander through winding cobblestone alleys past the iconic 12th-century Maiden Tower and ornate Shirvanshah's Palace. Traditional carpet workshops showcase intricate handwoven patterns while tea houses serve steaming glasses in armudu cups. Most attractions are accessible only by foot through the pedestrian-only streets. Restaurants serve authentic Azerbaijani dishes like plov and kebabs, while boutique hotels in restored medieval buildings offer traditional charm with modern comforts. The Caspian Sea waterfront lies just a five-minute walk away.

Baku old town, country view

Bayil

Stroll along Bayil's waterfront promenade and watch the sun dip into the Caspian Sea, painting the sky in warm hues. This quiet residential district gives you an authentic slice of Baku life away from downtown's hustle. History buffs will love exploring the medieval Bayil Castle ruins that tell tales of Azerbaijan's rich past. Family-run restaurants serve fresh Caspian fish dishes and traditional plov in this budget-friendly area. Getting city centre takes just 15-20 minutes by taxi, though local buses run every 30-45 minutes. The area is perfect for travellers seeking peaceful seaside vibes with easy access to Baku's attractions.

Government s House on Freedom square. Baku, Azerbaijan.

Sabayil

Sabayil blends Baku's stunning contrasts, where ultra-modern Flame Towers stand watch over the ancient Maiden Tower and cobblestone streets. Stroll along the breezy Caspian Boulevard with its fountains and cafes, or wander through UNESCO-protected Icherisheher's centuries-old mosques and merchant quarters. The Azerbaijan Carpet Museum showcases the country's rich textile heritage while the waterfront sparkles with contemporary attractions. Dining ranges from upscale restaurants serving traditional plov to charming teahouses tucked into Old City corners. Luxury hotels with Caspian views dominate the accommodation scene. The area is wonderfully walkable with excellent metro connections at Sahil and Icherisheher stations.

Baku, Azerbaijan - July 2019: Baku cityscape with Caspian Sea, Flame Towers and car traffic

Khatai

Khatai offers a genuine slice of local Baku life away from tourist hotspots. This residential area balances Soviet-era apartment blocks with leafy parks and small mosques. Families gather in Khatai Park's tree-lined pathways while the Caspian Sea waterfront sits just a short journey away. Metro access makes exploring the rest of Baku a breeze. Area eateries serve up authentic Azerbaijani plov and kebabs at prices much lower than city centre. Wide, uncrowded streets make walking pleasant, while excellent metro connectivity via Khatai station connects you to major attractions. Choose between budget-friendly guesthouses or homestays for an authentic glimpse into Azerbaijani family life.

White City

Baku's White City neighbourhood offers attractions, including Caspian Sea.

Top landmarks in Baku

Night shot of illuminated The Nizami Museum of Azerbaijani Literature in Baku, Azerbaijan

Nizami Street

4.8/5 (28 reviews)
If you like shopping, take time out to go to Nizami Street when in Baku. Splash some more cash at 28 Mall, Port Baku Mall and Park Bulvar Mall.
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Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels with a kitchenette in Baku?
With a cafe, a terrace and the things you need to cook and feel at home, City Apartments is a hit with travellers. Homebridge Hotel Apartments is another popular Baku hotel with a kitchenette.
What are the cheapest hotels with a kitchenette in Baku?
Reserve a cheap hotel in Baku with a kitchenette from AU$55 and leave more in your wallet for exploring. Nord-West Hotel is a top pick that also features a cafe and a terrace.
What is the best time to stay in a hotel with a kitchenette in Baku?
July is the warmest month, with temperatures ranging from 26ºC to 30ºC. If you want to sightsee in cooler weather, plan your trip for February. It's usually between 5ºC and 8ºC during this time. February is a good month to experience a more relaxed vibe and potentially score cheaper Baku hotels with a kitchenette.
What hotels with a kitchenette in Baku have a pool?
With a kitchenette, a pool, a cafe and a nearby waterfront, Homebridge Hotel Apartments just about has it all. Convenience and leisure also combine at Golden Moon Baku. It's another sought-after Baku hotel with a kitchenette and a pool.
Are there any hotels with a kitchenette in Baku with parking?
There are 1,070 hotels in Baku with a kitchenette and parking to pick from. Consider City Apartments, which includes a cafe and hypo-allergenic bedding. Or, relax knowing you can park and whip up meals whenever you want at Homebridge Hotel Apartments.

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