Vacation apartments in Kaliningrad

These Apart Mari apartments make it easy to cook for yourself and explore central Kaliningrad on foot. At 19A Klinicheskaya Street, there is access to Lower Lake; 37 Generala Sommera Street has a separate kitchen with an oven, while the studio at 34 Chernyakhovskogo Street is handy for shopping at the Central Market across the road. Renters must be at least 21 at all three apartments; children are welcome at the Sommera and Chernyakhovskogo properties.

These Kaliningrad apartments are a good fit for exploring historic neighbourhoods and staying in old German buildings. The studio on Mariny Raskovoy Street has a fireplace and a kitchen with an oven for cooking your own meals. Zoya-Apart at 52 Repina Street has air conditioning and a balcony overlooking a garden, and the zoo is just 300 metres away.

All three options are near the King's Gate, a handy base for exploring Kaliningrad. Gosti 39 on Frunze Street has air conditioning and a travel cot; the apartments at 2a/2 Yuri Gagarin Street are about a kilometre from the centre, with a bus stop 100 metres away. Apart Mari at 16B Gagarin Street has a full kitchen and sleeps four, suiting a family or two couples; the minimum booking age is 21, and children are welcome.

These Kaliningrad apartments let you cook for yourselves and settle into your own routine. Europa Park has studios for two with kitchenettes, near Kutuzovo station for trains to the coast. For a group, Crown39 at 155 Gaidara Street offers a 96 m² apartment for six with a large open-plan kitchen and living area and a dishwasher.

For train trips, both KenigApart studios—at 120 Bagrationa Street and 86 Leninsky Prospekt—are convenient: each is 600 m from the South railway station and has a kitchen and washing machine. For a quiet neighbourhood of private houses, consider Pavlov on Stanislavskogo Street, with self check-in using an access code. A separate cleaning fee of RUB 2,490 applies per stay.