Aksent Hotel

Aksent Hotel is a 3-star property situated within a 10-minute walk of Nizami Street, one of Baku's most popular promenades, and a 15-minute stroll from the seaside boulevard. The hotel's location near the 28 May Metro station makes it convenient for exploring the city, with Heydar Aliyev Palace and Maiden Tower also within reach. The hotel has 24-hour front desk and room service, and staff members speak Azerbaijani, English, French, and Russian, which guests have noted as helpful. Accommodations at Aksent Hotel include family rooms and Standard Single Rooms, all with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms; some rooms feature full-height windows, though views may face the street. The onsite restaurant serves European cuisine and offers buffet, continental, and halal breakfasts, while the bar and shared lounge provide spaces to relax. Guests have praised the cleanliness of rooms and the attentiveness of housekeeping, with one solo traveler noting the room was "spotless" and that staff kept things tidy without touching personal belongings. For leisure, the hotel has a coffee shop, outdoor furniture, and a minimarket on site, and it is located close to an ice-skating rink. Paid airport shuttle service is available, and the hotel provides express check-in/check-out, luggage storage, and a safety deposit box. Aksent Hotel also offers car hire, currency exchange, and laundry services, making it practical for both business and leisure travelers. The property is approximately 23 km from Heydar Aliyev International Airport, and guests have found it easy to walk to Nizami Street and 28 Mall from the hotel.

Staff are consistently praised for being friendly, accommodating, and professional.

Location is a 10-minute walk to Nizami Street and near 28 Mall, making it easy to explore.

Rooms are clean and well-maintained, with daily housekeeping.

The hotel provides a packed breakfast upon request for early departures.

Free WiFi is available throughout the property.

Breakfast options are limited and may not always be fresh.

Some guests reported occasional language barriers with staff, leading to misunderstandings.