Hotels in downtown Kislovodsk

For a family trip to central Kislovodsk, Smena health resort on Dzerzhinsky Avenue welcomes children staying with their parents. The park is 970 metres away, and the landscaped grounds have play and sports areas, plus drinking fountains dispensing Essentuki-4 and Slavyanovskaya mineral waters.

These apartments suit an independent stay in Kislovodsk’s resort district. Larger families or groups can choose the two-room apartments at 10 Zhukovskogo Street, each sleeping seven, or the three-room apartment at 21 Shirokaya Street, sleeping eight. On Velingradskaya Street, a one-room apartment in a historic stone house sleeps up to four: Kurortny Boulevard is a seven-minute walk away, and the park is ten minutes away on foot.

Old Park is a convenient base for walks around central Kislovodsk: the National Park is five minutes away on foot, and the mineral-water pavilion is seven. The apartments at 7 Dekabristov Street suit those who prefer quiet surroundings and don’t mind a roughly 20-minute walk to Kurortny Boulevard. For a stay with friends, Villa rose offers two-storey cottages, each with a kitchen and its own barbecue area.

Stary Kislovodsk suits travellers who want to stay in the historic centre: the park is a five-minute walk away, and the Colonnade is fifteen minutes away on foot. At Apartments 5642 on Zhukovskogo Street, there’s a kitchenette for preparing breakfast, with shops, a pharmacy and a public transport stop within walking distance—handy for everyday errands between outings.

These guesthouses and hotels in central Kislovodsk offer different starting points for walks. Ayuk is a few minutes’ walk from Kurortny Boulevard, the Narzan Gallery and Kurortny Park, while Kolizey na Lenina sits at the start of Kurortny Prospekt Lenina. If you’re arriving by train, consider Astoria: it’s just 400 metres from the railway station.