The tourist center Shahdag announced the opening of the summer season on June 11. According to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, this year compared to the previous one, the five-star hotels Shahdag and Spa in the tourist center Shahdag have their prices 25% lower, but they are still rather high.
According to information obtained by Turan from the hotel website (http://shahdag.az/ru/), a one-day stay in this hotel costs 109 manats. Depending on the room, the price may rise to 244 manats. The price includes accommodation and breakfast. The cost of a double room starts from 125 AZN and can rise to 285 manats. A triple room costs 270-590 manats.
The hotels Shahdag and Spa have 173 guest rooms representing 4 categories, including Superior, Junior Suite and Presidential Suite. The summer season in the Shahdag center starts from June and ends in September. --08B--
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