Vacation apartments in Biysk
In Biysk, you can choose a studio for two or an apartment with a separate bedroom and an open-plan kitchen and living area. Consider the historic centre for walks, and pay attention to the layout and sleeping arrangements for a family stay.
Your Own Kitchen in Central Biysk
The apartment at 260 Vladimir Lenin Street has practical comforts for a stay of a few days: a kitchen area for cooking and a washing machine, with shops and public transport stops within walking distance. This one-room apartment accommodates up to four guests, with a double bed and a sofa for sleeping.
Apartments for an Independent Biysk Stay
The two-room Dobrye Sutki apartments at 258 and 133/2 Ilyi Mukhacheva Street are in central Biysk. For self-catering, choose the apartments with equipped kitchens at 21 Sogrennaya Street or 226/1 Ilyi Mukhacheva Street. The apartment at 226/1 sleeps four and has a washing machine; both Sogrennaya options offer free parking.
Apartments for Different Stays in Biysk
For a separate bedroom and an open-plan kitchen and living area, choose Dobrye Sutki at 33 Trofimova Street or 64 Nikolaya Lipovogo Lane; both have shops and public transport stops nearby. If capacity matters more, the studio at 42/1 Gorno-Altayskaya sleeps three, while the apartment at 59 Nikolaya Lipovogo accommodates four with two separate sleeping spaces.
Apartments for Two or a Group
In Biysk, choose a studio for two at 189/2 Sovetskaya Street with a washing machine and microwave, or another apartment at the same address that sleeps four. The apartment at 3 Chelyuskintsev Street sleeps three, with two separate sleeping spaces. At 6 Udarnaya Street, a two-room apartment sleeps four and has a spacious panoramic balcony with a seating area.
Apartments for a Stay in Biysk
At 40 Leningradskaya Street, the studio sleeps two and has a washing machine and kitchen utensils—handy for preparing your own meals, though the city centre is about 9 km away. The apartment at 6 Spekova Street is in a quiet neighbourhood near the AB shopping centre and Zarya sports complex, with enclosed grounds and parking beside the building. Shops are within walking distance of both.
What to consider when choosing
For walks, consider the historic centre around Tolstogo and Sovetskaya streets: the Chuysky Trakt Museum is at 42 Sovetskaya Street, and the collection includes apartments at numbers 35 and 50. For exhibitions, use the museum’s exhibition hall at 36 Vasilyeva Street as your reference point.
The studio at 35 Sovetskaya Street suits a couple, with a double bed and space for two guests. If you need a separate bedroom for a family stay, consider Dobrye Sutki at 33 Trofimova Street or 64 Nikolaya Lipovogo Lane: both also have an open-plan kitchen and living area.
Confirm how to collect the keys and whether you can check in at your arrival time: Heart of the city offers round-the-clock remote check-in, with the standard check-in time starting at 2 pm. It also requires a 2,000-rouble deposit, refunded after cleaning provided the property is undamaged and the rules are followed: no smoking or noisy events.