In central Belokurikha, you can stay near walking routes or choose an apartment with a kitchen. The resort area also has hotels close to woodland and ski lifts.
Na Slavskogo boutique hotel is a convenient base in Belokurikha’s central resort area: the Blagodat ski complex is 500 m away, and the city museum is 800 m away. Standard and family rooms come with air conditioning, a kettle and a fridge. If you’re planning a late arrival, note that reception is open from 08:00 to 21:00.
The apartments on Bratyev Zhdanovykh Street are handy for exploring the centre: the town museum is an eight-minute walk away, and you’ll have your own kitchen. V Gostyakh u Emilii studios suit guests visiting for treatments, at the start of the resort area within walking distance of sanatoriums. If you prefer a small hotel, Gosti has just six rooms and a shared kitchenette, but is 1 km from the centre.
These two hotels on Slavskogo Street suit a Belokurikha stay combining walks with winter skiing. Evrika is in the heart of the resort area, with a woodland walking area nearby and cafés and restaurants within 200 metres. Blagodat is handy for skiers: the Katun and Katun 2 lifts are close by, and the hotel has a heated equipment storage room and gear rental.
Belovodye suits guests who want to stay in central Belokurikha near walking routes, while Belokur sits beside the river at the foot of a mountain, 150 metres from resort entertainment. For a group stay, Zlatogor Guest Estate offers wooden houses with kitchens on a wooded slope. ShaleIRI Apart Park has spacious chalets with two bedrooms and a private sauna, plus woodland for walks.
These properties offer stays outside central Belokurikha: Dolina Altaya in Danilovka, Altai Restart in Belokurikha-2, and Kalina Krasnaya and Zoloto Altaya in Novotyryshkino. Dolina Altaya offers sanatorium treatment programmes, while Altai Restart includes spa access in your stay, with treatments charged separately. Choose Kalina Krasnaya for heated cabins or Zoloto Altaya for rooms with a kitchen and terrace.
The apartments on Bratyev Zhdanovykh Street are a handy choice: the town museum is an eight-minute walk away. For woodland walks, consider Evrika in the central resort area, with a woodland walking area nearby and cafés and restaurants within 200 metres.
If you plan to cook, consider the apartments on Bratyev Zhdanovykh Street, which have a kitchen. The small Gosti hotel offers a shared kitchenette, but it is 1 km from the centre.
Parking is available at Bavarenok, near the entrance to the resort area, and at Starye Druzya, at the entrance itself. Before booking, check whether parking costs extra and whether you can reserve a space.