For a budget trip to Kemerovo, consider a central hostel or an apartment with a kitchen. Look beyond the nightly rate and factor in food and transport costs too.
For walks around town, consider Apushkino in the historic centre or the apartments at 21A Vesennyaya Street, which have a kitchen. For a transport connection, look near the railway station at 79 Kuznetsky Avenue: the bus station is next door, and the station square has a local transport interchange.
An apartment with a kitchen and washing machine lets you cook and do laundry yourself: 11A Svobody Street has both and sleeps four. If you’re driving, consider Oazis apart at 29/3 Proletarskaya Street, with free parking by the building.
Compare the accommodation cost alongside food, transport and parking, and budget separately for any refundable deposit: 2B Moskovsky Prospekt and 25 Pritomsky Prospekt, Building 1, require 1,000 roubles, returned by 8 pm local time on departure day. Check the facilities for your specific room too: at Shakhter, for example, some rooms share a bathroom with one other room.