Start your day in Khabarovsk with breakfast at your hotel, then head out for a walk by the Amur River. The selection includes breakfast buffets, in-room breakfast and shared kitchens for preparing your own meals.
Olympic and AMAKS Congress serve buffet breakfasts: the former is in the city centre near the city ponds, while the latter also serves lunch and dinner in its restaurant. Brigantina is a small, 21-room hotel in a quiet part of the centre, with a café and two-room family accommodation; check the breakfast arrangements.
Each of these hotels has a café or restaurant, so you can eat without heading into town. Erofey in central Khabarovsk serves Russian and European dishes, while Zvezdnaya on Vladivostokskoye Highway has a Chinese restaurant. If a café is all you need, consider Bulvar Hotel, 500 metres from the railway station.
Royal offers a breakfast buffet at Café Lime, with half-board and full-board options for corporate guests—handy for planning meals ahead. Zolotoye Vremya offers a breakfast tailored to Chinese guests. Ani suits those who prefer a quiet, green neighbourhood, with European and Armenian dishes served in its restaurant.
At Zarina, booking any room category through the hotel’s website includes a buffet breakfast—a convenient start before exploring Khabarovsk. Toro serves a kosher breakfast daily and offers a special dietary menu on request. If you prefer preparing your own meals, Chaika has equipped shared kitchens.
Consider Lotos in the historic centre: the Amur embankment is a five-minute walk away, and breakfast can be served in your room. If you prefer a buffet, Olympic is in the city centre near the city ponds.
For a morning without cooking, consider Zarina: a breakfast buffet is included when you book any room category through the hotel’s website. If you prefer making your own meals, choose Chaika, which has equipped shared kitchens.
Before booking, check breakfast times and ask whether an earlier meal or a takeaway option is possible. Lotos can serve breakfast in your room, but you’ll need to arrange separately whether it can arrive before you leave.