Hostels in Kazan

Tsentralny, in the Central Stadium building at the foot of the Kazan Kremlin, offers women-only, men-only and mixed dorms for 6, 8 or 12 guests. Each bed has a privacy curtain, power sockets and a light, while the shared kitchen area in the main building is handy for storing and reheating food after sightseeing.

These hostels make a handy base for exploring central Kazan, with Bauman Street within walking distance of each. Kot na Kryshe offers private rooms for two if you prefer more privacy, while Navigator has a 24-hour café in the building for early breakfasts or late dinners. At Alfa Best House, you can cook in the equipped kitchen, and every room has its own bathroom.

All these places are within walking distance of Bauman Street. For more personal space in a shared room, KAZAN offers capsule-style bunks with curtains and individual lockers with electronic locks. Couples and families can choose Ostrovok, where every room has a private bathroom, or the family rooms with private bathrooms and showers at Krolichya Nora.

At City hostel, you can cook in the shared kitchen and unwind with board games in the lounge after exploring Kazan. Onegin suits family trips, with hotel-style family rooms, a shared kitchen and a washing machine. Nice Hostel serves a daily à la carte breakfast and offers free private parking for guests arriving by car.

These Kazan hostels have cooking facilities, so you can plan meals around your own schedule. If you’re combining travel with work, consider CapsLock: it has a coworking area with laptops, plus billiards and a cinema room for downtime. Rediska offers family rooms, while Hostel 84 has laundry and ironing rooms that are handy for longer stays.