Cheap hotels in Belgorod
For a budget trip to Belgorod, choose from hostels, private rooms and apartments. Compare transport and food costs as well as the price of your stay.
Practical Stays Outside the Centre
For a budget trip to Belgorod, choose between a hotel on the way out of town and a small hotel a 10-minute drive from the centre. Sem Vetrov has free outdoor parking and a café — handy if you’re travelling by car. Na Sumskoy suits those who want grocery shops and a vegetable market within walking distance; a bus stop is nearby too.
Apartments for a Practical Stay
This selection for a budget trip to Belgorod brings together apartments with Wi-Fi and parking, handy for staying connected and travelling by car. Gostenskaya 7 has a lift, useful if you have heavy luggage. Sadovaya 112 and Shershneva 5 are near the regional hospital and the cooperative university, making them convenient for visits to either.
Apartments for a Family Trip
For a budget trip to Belgorod as a family of 2–4, consider the apartments at 23 Vatutina Street and 1 Koneva Street: both have courtyard parking, with a grocery shop and playgrounds nearby. Both welcome pets for an extra charge. The apartment at 23 Vatutina Street requires a RUB 2,000 deposit, so factor that into your budget.
Apartments for a Practical Stay
These apartments offer home comforts for a budget trip to Belgorod. The apartment on Yunosti Boulevard has a stove, fridge and washing machine, making it easy to cook and do laundry on longer stays. The apartment at 40 Yesenina Street sleeps up to four guests, with Belgorodsky City Mall and public transport stops nearby.
What to consider when choosing
Use Sobornaya Square and Svyato-Troitsky Boulevard as landmarks for your walks: both are on a city sightseeing route, and Victory Park is close to the square. One option in this collection is SMART HOTEL Belgorod in the railway station building, 1.6 km from Victory Park.
For a sociable stay, choose a shared room at Hostel 31; for privacy, it also offers a private room with its own bathroom and a double bed. If you want to cook or are planning a longer stay, consider the apartment on Yunosti Boulevard, which has a stove, fridge and washing machine.
Yes, if transport costs do not outweigh the savings on accommodation: compare the total cost for your itinerary. If you are driving, consider Sem Vetrov, which has free outdoor parking and a café; Na Sumskoy has a bus stop, grocery shops and a vegetable market nearby.