Hotels in downtown Kamyshin

Apartments in the Centre of the Embankment is a two-room flat sleeping six: a convenient option for a group, with walks along the Volga close by. There are cafés, a 24-hour shop and a public transport stop nearby. Check-in requires a passport, guests must be over 21, and a refundable deposit applies.

These apartments are a good base for a trip to Kamyshin with walks by the Volga. For a group of up to six, choose Apartments on Pavshikh Bortsov Square, with a beach across the road. If you’re driving, consider Apartments at 8, 6th Microdistrict: there’s free, well-lit parking on the building’s grounds.

For your stay in Kamyshin, choose between independent apartment living and a hotel with a café. Apartments on Feoktistova Passage is a two-room apartment in the city centre with a stove and washing machine, plus a walking area nearby. Gloria has its own café, with a leafy public garden a five-minute walk away and the Drama Theatre nearby.

All three options are in Kamyshin’s fifth residential district: choose a private apartment or a hotel room. Both apartments have washing machines, with shops and cafés nearby; No. 70 sleeps up to seven, while No. 12 only accepts guests over 21. Orange has rooms for up to five guests and a ground-floor café where meals cost extra.

If you’re visiting central Kamyshin, keep the locations in mind: Star and Eurolux are near the highway, while Veles is in another town, Kotovo. Star is handy for a driving stopover, with a spacious car park and a shared fridge and microwave. Eurolux has a 24-hour café-bar and a vehicle service centre; Veles suits travellers whose route takes them through Kotovo.