Hotels in Kyiv, Ukraine

Hotels in Kiev are well-served by public transport, from buses and trolleybuses to trams and even a funicular, with the Kiev Metro being a good option for getting around town. The Lypky neighbourhood is a popular choice for a Kiev hotel as it is close to many metro stations, and Kiev’s three metro lines (M1 red line, M2 blue line and M3 green line) converge here, with the most connected stations being Zoloti Vorota, Teatralna, Maidan Nezlanezhnosti, Kreschatyk, Ploscha Lva Tolstoho and Palats Sportu. Hotels near this area include Almateya Apartments, Premier Palace Hotel and Hotel Ukraine. For cheap hotels in Kiev in the same vicinity, try Flatlux Apartments or the very affordable Hostel Kreschatik. The adjacent neighbourhoods of Old Kiev and Vozdvizhenka are also quite close to metro stations, with hotels such as Fairmont Grand Hotel overlooking the Dnieper River or the Radisson Blu Hotel, Kyiv Podil City Center.

People tend to converge in Kiev because they are attracted to its rich history and culture, as well as its ornate and colorful architecture. If this is your reason for being here, then choose a central hotel in Kiev to check out the main sites, such as Bursa Hotel Kyiv or Staro Hotel. To find cheap hotels in Kiev in this area, try the Sky Hostel. If you are a nuclear or atomic tourist, a relatively new breed of tourist who likes exploring the sites of nuclear accidents, then you could consider renting a car through momondo and traveling north to Chernobyl, to see the site of the world’s biggest nuclear disaster back in 1986. Book hotels in Kiev that can advise you on the guided tours that are available, and about the monument near the site. The tour can be done in a day if you leave your hotel in Kiev early in the morning.

Maidan Nezlanezhnosti, which is also called Independence Square, contains a statue that is symbolic of the city and Ukraine. It is located at the station of the same name on metro line 2 (blue line). The Ukrainian National Opera is decorated with ornate finishes both inside and out and is accessed by Zoloti Vorota station on the metro green line 3, as is St Sophia’s Cathedral. St Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery is also in this area, closer to the Dnieper River. The Motherland Monument and the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War in the Pechers’kyi District is a must-see when in Kiev. The statue epitomizes Soviet-era grandiosity, while the museum and its grounds hold several exhibits around the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. It can be reached from the Pecherska station on metro green line 3.

The central Kiev neighbourhoods of Lypky, Old Kiev and Vozdvizhenka, all close to Kiev hotels, are a good choice for a variety of food. Mama Manana serves up Georgian food, such as khinkali and khachapuri, while Pervak serves traditional Ukrainian food. Musafir does Crimean food, which is strongly influenced by its proximity to Turkey. Balu serves Indian food and drinks. All are accessible on foot in the centre of Kiev, or take the metro if you prefer.

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