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JW Marriott Hotel Baku is a stone’s throw from the Caspian Bay promenade that leads through parkland to the old city shady park line to the Old City Area.

Boulevard hotel Baku is designed to host large events of various formats, where the number of participants can reach 1,000 attendees or more.

The region’s biggest brand-new Baku Congress Center is a multifunctional building with clearly structured but flexible rooms.

Fairmont Baku, Flame Towers is the city’s chosen place for distinguished happenings, ideal for intimate social gatherings and lavish corporate functions alike.

Heydar Aliyev Center is considered as one of the main attractions for visitors and has also become a symbol of modern Baku.

There is a surprising place where the past is crossed with the future.

Boyuk Saray is a complex of the premium class events which combines fine example of high style and classics.

For large scale trade fairs, the obvious choice is Baku Expo Center, a three-hectare exhibition complex with over 20,000m2 of display areas.

It’s hard to imagine a more impressive place to host an exclusive meeting than the Baku Business Center with its enviable location.

This could be an idea choice for certain types of corporate events, conventions and exhibitions.

Entirely refurbished in 2008, this large-format concert-hall dates originally to 1972 and has hosted many big-name concerts.

Villa Petrolea is a remarkable, highly exclusive conference venue decked with priceless masterpieces of Azerbaijani art.

Baku’s International Mugham Center was built as a place to host, promote, preserve and popularize this musical genre.

This delightful little venue is hidden away in a recently restored 1880 neoclassical stone building right in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Old City area.

Gazelli is one of Azerbaijan’s most internationally minded private galleries for modern and contemporary art.

What sets the Elite Events Hall apart is its location at a large equestrian centre home to horse races and rides.

An original, quirky place to add a little surrealism to the mix.

From the stone age to the 21st century in a historic power station.

At the magnificent Four Seasons you might doubt, such is the glory of the Beaux Arts stonework and flower-filled interior, oozing with classical elegance.

With more experience than any other Baku 5* hotel, the Hyatt Regency has been setting the standards for Baku business hotels since the mid-1990s.

Rising in 25 gleaming stories of deep-blue glass, the Hilton Baku offers a wide selection of meeting rooms and unforgettable views.

The Pullman aims to provide an ambiance exuding Azerbaijani hospitality while offering the best of contemporary design in its 280 elegant rooms and suites.

If it’s easy airport access that counts, there’s no beating the Sheraton Baku, a sparkling modern hotel with all creature comforts just across the forecourt from the terminals.

A great choice for smaller, high-level meetings, the fully equipped multi-functional venue holding around 50 participants.

The lavish use of marble and crystal gives a remarkable sense of indulgence, encapsulated by the truly incredible multi-story chandelier.

A popular favorite with regular business visitors, the Landmark keeps a curiously low profile in a modern office tower opposite the British Embassy, right in the city’s commercial center.

A mélange of classical European architecture and contemporary design elements, Excelsior is decked with facsimile art and lavished with velvet textures to create a distinctive atmosphere.

Quite possibly the most stylishly modern Holiday Inn that you’ll ever find, this multi-story tower is a suave business address that’s ideally placed for the business-centric Port Baku area.

This international standard business hotel prides itself on uncomplicated, consistent and reliable service.

With an enviable central location between the main railway station and the national theatre, this new four-star property overlooks the Winter Park strip.

One of those rare brands that successfully combines global reach while retaining an aura of cult exclusivity, Buddha Bars bring together Parisian je ne sais qui with an enchanting East Asian mystique.

A dining-scene mainstay for the Baku cognoscenti, Chinar is as famous for its Asian-fusion cooking as for its suavely stylized décor with its subtle elements of contemporary oriental design.

One of the newest stars in the Baku foodie scene, Chayki offers Azerbaijani and trans-Caucasian fine dining with a modern twist.

If you are organizing an event at Electra, what better place to dine than at the ‘club’ style venue Enerji next door.

Draped with foliage and decorated with what appear to house-fronts, it’s sometimes hard to remember whether you’re inside or out in the vast main dining area

Mari Vanna conjures up a magical atmosphere that feels like a series of scenes from a Russian fairy tale.

Like sailing on the Caspian but without the need for a boat, this exclusive curl of modernism sits at the end of its own pier, jutting into the sea from Baku’s southern bayside promenade.

It encloses a central courtyard where diners sit at carpet-decked benches shaded by a central fig tree.

Nakhchivan Restaurant is unusual in Baku for offering top quality Nakhchivani and Azerbaijani specialties in a warmly upmarket, European atmosphere.

This impressive lounge bar is a feast of textured leathers, exotic woods, and emerald glass mosaics

A relaxed yet sophisticated palette of cool blues and soft silver leathers is warmed by limed oak flooring, sculpted carpets and iridescent pearl mosaics.

Tosca is a central, Caspian-facing restaurant and wine-bar with gelateria, pasticceria and dynamic open kitchen.

The main hall’s feast of white marble and inlay creates a stunning atmosphere that feels something like a stylized 19th-century theatre made of icing sugar.

Baku’s Unesco-listed Old City core is remarkable for its collection of old stone caravanserais, several now used as restaurants.

If you are expecting stadium-size crowds but want an indoor arena, then consider the Crystal Hall.

Oozing with atmosphere, an evening at the Shirvanshah Museum Restaurant really does feel like you’re dining in a museum.

This blue glass tower has established a reputation for offering superb quality business-standard accommodation at remarkably affordable prices.

Nestled beneath an emerald green forest in the foothills of the snow-covered Caucasus Mountains, the Qafqaz Resort Hotel is a great spot for combining business with pleasure. The Qafqaz Resort Hotel nestles in the shadow of the stunning natural landscape of the snow-covered Great Caucasus Mountains and emerald green forests. The experienced personnel seek to provide guests with the warmest possible welcome and aim to satisfy every requirement.

A luxurious hotel near Gabala city centre offering a range of room types, cottages and two large conference halls near the magnificent Caucasus Mountains. Situated in the foothills of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the five-star Qafqaz Sport Hotel is located a few minutes from the centre of Gabala city and near various international sports facilities. This luxurious hotel, covering a large green area, is able to satisfy the tastes and requirements of all guests with a range of room types and self-contained cottages. Located next to the Gabala Olympic Centre and Gabala Stadium, the hotel can host large sporting and other events.

Situated amid stunning scenery next to the Damiraparan River, this hotel blends a luxurious interior with maximum comfort and marvelous nature. Located in an amazing area of stunning natural scenery next to the Demiraparan River, nestling amidst the Caucasus Mountains, the Qafqaz Riverside Hotel epitomises luxury of the highest level. The Tufandag Winter/Summer Tourist Complex and the Gabaland theme park flank the hotel. This hotel, which harmoniously combines a luxurious interior, maximum comfort and marvellous nature, provides many different categories of hotel rooms, as well as cottages in various configurations.