This selection of small hotels in Khabarovsk includes options for walks by the Amur, a stay in a quiet neighbourhood or a self-catering trip. Choose by location, in-room facilities and access to a shared kitchen.
Both Khabarovsk mini-hotels have kitchens where you can cook for yourself, so you won’t need to find a café for every meal. Kayut-Kompaniya suits travellers looking for a central location, with single, double and family options. Spi Zdes has just 12 rooms and a bus stop a five-minute walk away; a 1,000-rouble deposit is collected at check-in and held until check-out.
Both hotels are within walking distance of the Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Centre and have shared kitchens for reheating and storing food. Hit on Andreyevskaya has free enclosed parking and a private shower in every room. Hit Hotel on Tikhookeanskaya is smaller, with just seven rooms: Standard rooms have private showers, while the three Economy rooms share one.
Both of these small Khabarovsk hotels have a restaurant and a 24-hour reception, handy for late arrivals. Toro suits travellers who want to stay in the city centre, while Ani offers a quiet, green setting a 10-minute drive from the centre. Ani’s summer restaurant terrace serves drinks, snacks and grilled dishes.
Pyaty Element is a good option if you want to stay near the bus and railway stations. There are rooms for two and multi-occupancy rooms for those travelling in a group. A 24-hour reception and overnight check-in are handy for late arrivals, and there’s a café and a 24-hour shop nearby.
For walks by the Amur, consider Lotos: it is in the historic centre, a five-minute walk from the embankment. Park Hotel is a good choice if you prefer green surroundings: it is set in Dynamo Park in the city centre.
Not necessarily: at Hit Hotel on Tikhookeanskaya, Standard rooms have private showers, while Economy rooms share one shower between three rooms. If you want both a shower and a toilet in your room, consider Park Hotel.
For a self-catering trip, consider centrally located Kayut-Kompaniya or Spi Zdes: both have shared kitchens where you can cook. Spi Zdes collects a 1,000-rouble deposit at check-in and holds it until check-out, so factor this into your budget.