In Kemerovo, you can choose an apartment with its own kitchen in the centre, near parks or outside the city. Compare locations, sleeping arrangements and everyday amenities, especially for a longer stay.
For walks, consider the centre or KemHotel on Michurina Street, opposite Victory Park. For train or intercity bus travel, use 79 Kuznetsky Avenue as a reference point: the railway station is next to the bus station, with a local transport interchange on the station square.
Look beyond guest capacity to separate bedrooms and sleeping arrangements: 25 Vesennyaya Street has a separate bedroom, a double bed and two sofa beds; only guests over 25 can rent it. UNIK APART on Volgogradskaya sleeps up to six and has a separate bedroom and an open-plan kitchen and living area; the minimum check-in age is 21.
An equipped kitchen and a washing machine are useful for a longer stay—Home Hotel on Sibiryakov-Gvardeytsev has both. If you’re bringing a pet, consider the apartment at 25 Pritomsky Avenue, Building 1: it welcomes pets and offers self-check-in.