Baku
Grand European Beaux Arts with Azerbaijani character. Ornate millwork, muted colour palettes, marble bathrooms with gold-framed mirrors, hardwood floors in the suites. Formal but not stiff.
Ask for a Caspian Sea-view room on a higher floor — the sea view from the corner turret suites (Panoramic Suite) is genuinely spectacular and worth the upgrade.
Why It Matters
The only Five-Star luxury hotel of this calibre in Baku, and one of the most prominent social hubs in the city. The building is a landmark in itself. Its penthouse spa, Jaleh, has Caspian Sea-view treatment rooms and a traditional hammam that's hard to find at this quality anywhere in the Caucasus region. Also regularly hosts Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix guests — the circuit runs past the hotel.
Baku's clear luxury standout sits right on Neftchilar Avenue in a Beaux Arts building that opened in 2012. The architecture does a lot of the heavy lifting: grand iron-and-marble staircase, crystal chandeliers, and rooms that look either toward the Caspian Sea or across the park toward the Old City. The Flame Towers flicker in view too, which captures the city's whole personality — ancient walls, Soviet legacy, oil-money modernity — in one glance from your balcony.
Where You'll Stay
12 room types available
Deluxe Caspian Sea–View Room
The standout standard room. Arched French doors open onto a private balcony directly facing the Caspian Sea. The view is genuinely dramatic — especially at dusk. Same marble bathrooms and classic European interior as all rooms here.
One king bed · 51 sqm
Deluxe Old City–View Room
Same footprint as the Superior, but the view is toward the 12th-century walled Old City. A nice trade-off if you care more about UNESCO heritage than sea glitter.
One king bed · 50 sqmDeluxe Park-View Room
Park-facing rooms get a calmer, greener outlook. Still 48-52 m² with the full marble-bathroom, Beaux Arts treatment.
One king bed · 50 sqmExecutive Suite Old City View
The same 75 m² Executive layout but facing the Old City. The balcony view across the medieval walls is a genuine selling point for anyone interested in Baku's history.
King bed · 75 sqmExecutive Suite Park View
Same 75 m² Executive format with a park-facing outlook. Quieter than the sea-facing rooms during busy boulevard days.
King bed · 75 sqmExecutive Suite Residential View
The entry suite adds a proper separate sitting room, a walk-through wardrobe and a dedicated workspace. Good for extended stays or those who need a civilised place to work that isn't the hotel lobby.
King bed · 75 sqmKhazar Presidential Suite
340 m² of presidential-grade space inspired by the elegance of historic Baku mansions. Ornate millwork, grand salons, and spaces genuinely designed for entertaining. Call to book — this one doesn't go on the website price list.
Two king beds and one twin bed · 340 sqmLiman Royal Suite
The second top-tier specialty suite at 340 m². Same grand scale as the Khazar, also call-to-book only. Designed for extended family stays or high-profile guests requiring maximum privacy and space.
Two king beds and one twin bed · 340 sqmPanoramic View Two-Bedroom Suite
Located inside the building's distinctive corner turrets — you actually feel like you're in a castle tower. Three separate balconies, a circular light-filled living room, and panoramic water views in multiple directions. Genuinely one of Baku's most dramatic rooms.
Two king beds, or one king and one twin bed · 205 sqmPremier Park-View Room
A significant jump in space at 70 m². Three sets of French doors and a rounded corner balcony. The park-to-sea sightline from the corner position means you often get a partial sea view too. Rooms can be connected to an adjacent room for families needing more space.
One king or two twin beds · 70 sqmPromenade-View One-Bedroom Suite
At 130 m², this suite has dark hardwood floors, a living-room fireplace, and a dining table for six — making it feel more like a Parisian apartment than a hotel room. Views face the Caspian Sea promenade. The classic European aesthetic is at its most pronounced here.
King bed · 130 sqmSuperior Residential-View Room
The entry-level room is anything but small — 48-52 m² means you actually have space to move around. Residential views look out over the city rather than the sea, but the interior is full Four Seasons Beaux Arts treatment: muted palettes, marble bathrooms, gold-framed mirrors.
One king or two twin beds · 50 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Daily afternoon tea, 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Bite-size sweets, savoury finger sandwiches, sparkling wine, unlimited coffee and tea in the lobby salon.
Every Sunday, noon to 3:00 PM. International cuisine spread plus mimosas from the mixologist. Popular with both guests and Baku locals — reservation recommended.
Hotel-arranged private tour to Gobustan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site about 60 km southwest of Baku. The site preserves prehistoric rock engravings (petroglyphs) dating back thousands of years. Educational and genuinely spectacular if you haven't seen petroglyphs at this scale before.
Private guided tour through the hidden streets of Icheri Sheher combined with a caviar tasting at Baku Caviar's residence. One of the region's signature food experiences — Caspian caviar tasted in-situ in the Old City is a serious draw.
Guided tour inside the medieval walls of Icheri Sheher (Old City), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Covers the Maiden Tower, Shirvanshahs' Palace, art galleries, local cafés. Stops include baklava tasting and local jams. The concierge team leads this — it's one of the hotel's standout offerings.
An exclusive partnership with Azerkhalcha (Azerbaijan's national carpet producer). Guests watch artisans at work, learn the history and technique of this ancient art, and can hand-weave their own carpet section to take home. A genuine craft experience rather than a tourist demo.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Full-service salon on the top floor with city views. Hair, makeup, nail and body treatments.
Extensive in-room dining menu available around the clock. Useful for time-zone travellers or late arrivals.
One of Baku's most ornate ballrooms — accessible via the lobby's dramatic curving staircase. Reminiscent of classical 18th-century French design. Can accommodate up to 1,000 guests for events.
A large, Romanesque-style pool housed in a stone-clad atrium under a vaulted glass ceiling. On the 7th floor. Open 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Lined with deck chairs.
Located on the 3rd floor. Open 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM, and 24/7 for in-house guests only. Personal trainer sessions available.
Concierge team speaks multiple languages and is well-regarded for Baku restaurant recommendations and local bookings.
Pets accepted on request. Hotel reportedly provides pet-friendly rooms and amenities including beds and food dishes.
Airport pick-up available with 48-hour advance notice. Surcharges apply.
Valet parking available at the property.
Penthouse (9th) floor spa with 10 Caspian Sea-view treatment rooms, hammam, sauna, steam room, whirlpool, ice fountain and heated lounge chairs. Open 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
Dedicated marble hammam room with traditional Ottoman fittings. Located within Jaleh Spa on the penthouse floor.
Four membership tiers available for Baku residents giving unlimited access to the spa, indoor pool and fitness centre, with priority booking.
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