Cheap hotels in Kislovodsk

These small hotels, each with just four rooms, suit a budget trip focused on exploring on foot. Na Bulvare is at the start of Kurortny Boulevard, near the drinking gallery, and guests can use a shared microwave. Mini-Hotel E4 is about a 10-minute walk from Kislovodsk Park, with public parking available for those arriving by car.

For a budget trip to Kislovodsk, choose an apartment with a kitchen or a house for a group. The apartments at 33 Kislovodskaya Street and “Smart Two-Room Apartment” at 53 Kuybysheva Street have equipped kitchens and washing machines, so you can cook and do laundry during your stay. “House at 28 Gagarina” sleeps up to six in two separate rooms, with the park a four-minute walk away.

These guesthouses make it easy to skip daily café visits: Rodnikovsky has in-room fridges and microwaves, while Kak Doma and Magiya KMV offer shared kitchens and washing machines. Magiya KMV suits travellers who want to stay near the centre; at Kak Doma, allow for an extra parking charge. Rodnikovsky does not accept foreign nationals.

For a budget trip, choose the meal setup that suits you: Blagodat offers apartments with their own kitchen, while U Reki guesthouse has an on-site dining room and fridges in the rooms. If walks are your priority, consider Mekam near Kislovodsk Park, with a grocery shop and public transport stop nearby.

Laguna, Gornoe Ekho and AlaTau Kavkaz all have parking and Wi-Fi — useful basics for a budget road trip. Laguna’s standard rooms have a fridge and kettle, while its two-room junior suites suit families. If you plan to get around without a car, Gornoe Ekho has a public transport stop right outside; AlaTau Kavkaz has a children’s playground.