The Crown Hotel Baku
7 Neftchi Gurban Abbasov Str Baku, AZ 1003, Azerbaijan
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Aïe Aïe Aïe Aïe AÎe… Tovaritch…
... bien changé, et franchement, ça fait du bien. Comprenez un peu, moi je suis spécialisé dans les Stan : les pays où y'a jamais rien qui se passe pasque les présidents stanais y mettent tout le bon pognon sur leur compte en suisse. Bah ici c'est un Djan, et vous pourrez dire qu'est ce que vous voudrez, mais en trois ans, boudiou, la seule chose qu'on peut dire, comme on dit par ici, c'est que le président, ben il mange pas tout son pain. Et vas-y que je te rénove la vieille ...
An all-day Customs saga
... the fourth floor. They cant help so we go someewhere else. Nor can they, so we are sent to the 6th floor, where we go into the office of the bigwig who caused the whole office to stand to attention a few days ago. He is reading his newspaper. He reads the report, appends his signature, and back we go to one of the offices, I really cant remember which. They send us somewhere else, and eventually we get back to the guy in charge of firearms and contraband. He ...
First day of no travelling
... The journey there and back was a pleasure, going in a car that had comfy seats, suspension, acceleration, etc, all the things that are just a distant memory now!
Unfortunately the machine company isnt open over the weekend, so we will have to get the parts to them Monday morning. The rest of the morning was spent with Emin, one of Kurt's collegues, who had arranged the apartment for us. We have now moved into an apartment he sorted, which ...
My first few days
I've been in Azerbaijan since the 2nd of July, current local time is 1:33AM and it’s Tuesday the 6th I decided to start this travel blog. I now see why people make such blogs, it helps relive the memory of the day and its cool to show some friends and family that are interested upon return especially when travelling alone!
Day 1+2 spent in Baku, I stayed at Marias (The leader of Azerbaijans committee) flat with her fellow boyfriend, she is from ...
Caspian Sea!
... to lock our door and not leave. The boat eventually set sail around 11pm once all the cargo had been loaded. In the meantime we made ourselves at home in our cabin, which despite the descriptions I had read on the internet, was rather comfortable. We had soft bunk beds, A toilet without a seat, a broken shower and a sink that provided us with a supply of oddly coloured water. Nobody on board spoke ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Crown Hotel Baku



