Erofej Hotel 

I stayed here one night after over two days on the Trans-Siberian railroad. Khabarovsk isn't known as a hot spot for hotels, and since it doesn't have a hostel yet, and the sleeping rooms at the station didn't appeal to me after my long journey, I was glad to have found the Erofey nearby. The hotel was nicely lit and modern, and everything appeared new. I chose the economic room, which was decent sized, clean, and inexpensive. The bed was a single, but comfortable. The room was equipped with a TV, fridge, and kettle. The bathroom was tiny, but was stocked with decent amenities and plenty of towels. The shower pressure was strong, which was great after several days of roughing it! The hotel was quiet, which was a plus. The rooms look exactly as shown on the hotel's website. Breakfast was a separate charge. The onsite cafe was just "okay". There aren't really any cafes nearby, so unless you go to the stolovaya inside the train station, or venture out to the popular part of town, you're somewhat stuck. I didn't rent the sauna, so can't comment on that. The area near the train station appears a bit rough. Not to worry though, as a solo female traveler, I felt completely safe walking around at night. The hotel definitely stands out as new and modern from its surroundings. Another plus of staying here was that I was registered for no fee and without any problems. The staff speak basic English. Overall, my stay was very pleasant.