Cheap hotels in Kazan

For a budget trip to Kazan, consider Navigator Hostel in the historic centre, near the main railway station and within walking distance of Bauman Street. The ground-floor café is open around the clock, handy for an early breakfast or a late dinner. The hostel also offers free Wi-Fi.

Sova and Krylya offer a central Kazan base with shared kitchens for cooking your own meals — handy for a budget trip. Sova has dorm beds, a private family room and a laundry area. Krylya offers dorms and private rooms with a shared bathroom down the hall; the railway station is a 10-minute walk away.

These hostels offer different ways to stay, from sleeping capsules to family rooms. Krolichya Nora has family rooms with a private shower and toilet, while the hostel at 21 Butlerova Street offers capsules and laundry facilities. Both have shared kitchens where you can cook to save on eating out.

All four Kazan hostels have shared kitchens, so you can cook for yourself and spend less at cafés. Kot na Kryshe suits exploring the centre on foot: Bauman Street is a 10-minute walk away, and private two-person rooms are available alongside dorms. Hostel Antika 2 is farther from the centre but has free parking by the entrance—handy if you’re travelling by car.

Admiral and Hostel na Lechebnoy have shared kitchens, so you can cook for yourself and save on meals. Hostel 84 is handy for longer stays, with cooking facilities, laundry facilities and a desk to work at. If you prefer a hotel, Gvardeyskaya offers economy rooms with a bathroom shared between a group of rooms, plus a café serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.