Luxury Travel Guide: Azerbaijan

Accommodation

$120-400 per night

Upscale hotels, luxury resorts, premium boutique properties, and high-end accommodations with full amenities

Food & Dining

$40-120 per day

Fine dining restaurants, hotel dining, premium local cuisine experiences, wine tastings, and international cuisine

Transportation

$30-100 per day

Private car rentals, premium taxis, private drivers, helicopter transfers, and luxury transportation services

Activities

$60-200 per day

Premium guided tours, exclusive cultural experiences, luxury spa treatments, private excursions, and high-end adventure activities

Eat at local teahouses and traditional restaurants outside tourist areas for typically 40-60% savings compared to international restaurants

Use public transportation and metro systems instead of taxis for approximately 70-80% savings on daily transport costs

Book accommodation in residential neighborhoods rather than city centers for generally 30-50% lower rates

Shop for snacks and drinks at local markets and grocery stores rather than tourist shops for typically 50-70% savings

Visit free attractions like public parks, architectural sites, and local markets before paying for premium experiences

Travel during shoulder seasons (spring and fall) for accommodation discounts of typically 20-40%

Use shared marshrutkas for intercity travel instead of private taxis for usually 60-80% cost reduction

Staying only in Baku's city center where accommodation costs are typically 50-100% higher than nearby neighborhoods

Eating exclusively at hotels and tourist restaurants instead of exploring local dining options that are generally 40-70% cheaper

Taking taxis for all transportation instead of using the efficient and inexpensive public transport system, costing 3-5x more daily