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10 Top-Rated Lodges in Kostroma, Kostroma Oblast, Central Russia
Discover the best Lodges in Kostroma, Kostroma Oblast, Central Russia including Don na Sennom, Guest House Na Oktyabrskoi, Yablonevy Sad, Verba Hotel, Uyut Hotel, Guest House White Horse, Gubernskiy Dvor, Banny Dvor v Poddubnom Baza Otdykha, Mush Hotel, Dvoryanskoye Gnezdo.
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1. Don na Sennom
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Set in Kostroma, less than 1 km from Epiphany Convent, Dom na Sennom provides accommodation with free WiFi. The units have a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with bidet and free toiletries. The holiday home offers a barbecue. Hiking can be enjoyed nearby.
2. Guest House Na Oktyabrskoi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Townhouses for weeks, days in a duplex brick house in a fenced area in a quiet and beautiful area of Kostroma for city guests, business travelers and organizations. All necessary reporting documents are provided. Reservations and check-in around the clock. Checkout time from 13-00 one day to 11-00 the next day! Confidentiality is guaranteed.
3. Yablonevy Sad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Guest house located in a picturesque location, close to the monastery and the museum Ipatiev "Wooden Architecture." There are 3 double rooms with all conveniences. Maximum occupancy 8 people.Room - Two one and half or one double bed, armchair, coffee table, shower, toilet, towels, Plasma TV, refrigerator.
4. Verba Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 14 reviews
Surprisingly Nice!
Reviewed By UtahJohn22We booked a room at this hotel using Booking.com largely because it had decent reviews on that site and was significantly cheaper than most hotels in Kostroma, a Golden Ring city with a very nice city center, that is heavily visited by Russians and foreigners alike. The picture on TripAdvisor showed a dimly lit sign in front of what looked like a typical Russian apartment's front door. We didn't know what to expect. When we finally made our trip, we pulled into the parking lot and really weren't sure if we'd made it to the right place or not. The building was old, slightly dilapidated looking, and one part of it was an auto parts store. Some grouchy guy barked at us from inside his fenced off parking lot that we couldn't park where we did. We rang the doorbell to the hotel anyway, not expecting much. It actually looked pretty nice inside. It wasn't anything special, but it was clean and orderly. A receptionist greeted me, and I told her about our reservation. She called her manager because it seemed she wasn't entirely sure what to do with a family of six Americans, but everything ended up being fine. The typical passport registration process took quite a while (so much so, in fact, that we went to dinner while the receptionist messed with it all — experience tells me that this is not that unusual in Russia), but was otherwise smooth. After getting all checked in and paying, the manager himself showed up to show us to our room. I thought this was a little odd, but he explained that they decided to put us in one of their larger rooms, which was in a building across the street. We followed him in our car across the street and through the typical maze of alleys between Russian apartment buildings. He gave us the code to the door, showed us to our rooms, introduced us to the woman (receptionist, basically) looking over the rooms in that building, and even helped us in with our bags. He and the receptionist were very personable and enjoyed talking to us and, like many Russians outside the big cities, were happy to see kids. The room was a one-room apartment with a full kitchen and bathroom and a small entryway. It was actually really nice. We commented over and over that our first impressions pulling into the parking lot by the main part of the hotel were very far removed from the reality of the room we got. There was a small refrigerator, a few dishes (setting for four, basically), a kitchen table, a queen-size bed, a fold-out couch, and a desk with a TV on it. Everything was in working order and was clean. The bed and couch worked well for us. This hotel worked really well for us since we were driving. If one was coming on train or some other way, it might be a little more inconvenient and you'd have to use local transport or taxis since it's not downtown. There was a shopping center about 100 meters away that included a grocery store and an a la carte restaurant. We were satisfied with both. The hotel staff encourage visitors to use the fenced-in parking lot that we encountered when we pulled in upon arrival. (The attendant the next morning was much nicer and I enjoyed talking with him for a few minutes.) It cost something like 50 rubles to park there for the night, so I'd recommend it, especially since it's fenced and gaurded. To sum it up, don't judge a book by its cover. We'd definitely stay at Hotel Verba again and would recommend it to others, especially if you've got a family or a group that needs or would like an apartment-style room. Kostroma the city is well worth the visit, too.
5. Uyut Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
6. Guest House White Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Для короткой поездки подойдет
Reviewed By annkr2014В целом все хорошо (очень чисто, нормальное постельное белье, удобные подушки, тихо), есть парковка, очень близко к центру города - удобно для пеших прогулок. НО при заявленной мини-кухне удивило отсутствие хоть какой-то плиты/плитки. А так рассчитывали на вкусный утреннего кофе.... Была только микроволновка (не пользуюсь этим прибором принципиально) и чайник. Для нас это был неприятный "сюрприз". Останавливались в номере с небольшим личным "двориком", есть мангал (плата за пользование - 200 руб). Не знаю по какой причине, но в номере чувствуется повышенная влажность... И еще важный момент для тех, кто планирует поработать "на отдыхе" - интернет не стабильный.
7. Gubernskiy Dvor
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
In the suburban residence "Gubernsky Dvor" guests are offered rooms from economy class to elite two-bedroom apartments. Everyone can choose the best option for themselves at a price and taste.
8. Banny Dvor v Poddubnom Baza Otdykha
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Разочарование в отношении к гостям
Reviewed By nadezhday2017Забронировала номера через сайт Booking.com, почти сразу же пришло сообщение, что просят полностью произвести оплату и указан номер карты. Плюс после этого я должна сама связаться с администратором. Хотя по условиям бронирования оплата могла быть списана только за 1 ночь и через сайт Booking. Это заведомый обман? Попытка наживы? Не знаю как классифицировать. Переписка с объектом размещения показала мне только одно - хамское отношение к гостям. Однозначно не рекомендую данный отель!
9. Mush Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
low-key, warm and tranquil
Reviewed By AlexanderYUnusual type of the hotel in Russia - small (just 4 rooms), comfortable, and quiet it occupies a historical building close to city center. In Europe this one would be a family-run B&B, but here in Kostroma Mush is going to expand. Hopefully they will not replace tiny details of existing interior with gaudy plastics. At the moment old wooden doors are especially beautiful. Nice stylish furniture in our room and in dining room - looks like it would fit any Park Lane hotel easily. We stayed with a kid - in the room she nestled on a folding sofa - its mechanics were broken a bit but still safe enough to accommodate a small girl. Our bed (queen size) was comfortable, extra pillows were provided on demand. Pity there was no minibar in the room but we could use a fridge in the kitchen downstairs. When entering the room you get to a small antechamber with an armchair (too large to fit this small hall, but comfry) and a coat rack. Then you can walk to a living room through the nice folding doors or get to the bathroom and loo (separated). The bathroom is enormous in size and looks empty even with a large bath - would be better to place there sort of a bench and even shower cabin. The hot water comes from a boiler and there was a problem with it - the water temperature comes down literally in few minutes, so there is not enough hot water to take a bath and after you have shower someone else has to wait to do so until the water is warmed up. Anyway, it was clean and warm and we were not business travelers - no lack of time to wait. To sign off the list of technical failures would say there was no wi-fi (!), even paid, and the TV set was very ancient (no satellite of course) with remote control not working. But we aren't TV fans, so no worries. But breakfast was a real fail for the place. Even with 11 or 12 breakfast menu lists offered in fact you have no choice as the only difference is a main course while all other remains the same - unpleasant artificial juice, no real coffee and unsavoury porridge. Mush has no own restaurant so they order catered breakfast - it really does make sense to consider another provider. But that was the only negative experience with the hotel while the staff was always friendly and helpful. We were allowed to use the inner yard for parking and use the fridge to store a big-big fish we bought on our trip.
10. Dvoryanskoye Gnezdo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
В Кострому с детьми
Reviewed By ptashkavalНедорогой отель,в номере люкс тепло, потолки высокие. Удобства, фен,ТВ, чайник, мыло-шампунь были. Вай фай работает. Кулер на этаже. На завтрак каша и блины. Хозяин Слава отзывчивый и доброжелательный
