Guesthouses in Kislovodsk

These guesthouses in Kislovodsk suit travellers who enjoy park walks and preparing their own meals: both have a shared kitchen. Tatyana is a 7–15-minute walk from the park and has a summer kitchen and a gazebo with a barbecue in the courtyard. Aisha, near Lower Park, offers air-conditioned rooms and a 24-hour reception.

These Kislovodsk guesthouses let you cook for yourself and eat on your own schedule. Stary Kislovodsk and Stary Gruzin are handy for walks: both are five minutes on foot from the park, and Stary Gruzin also has a spacious, quiet courtyard. Travelling with a group? Consider Villa rose, which offers two-storey cottages with kitchens, living rooms and a separate barbecue area for each cottage.

At Ayuk, you can start the day with a continental breakfast and walk to Kurortny Boulevard, while Old Park offers apartments with kitchens a five-minute walk from the National Park. U Reki is beside the Olkhovka River, a kilometre from the park, with a canteen on site. Pervy Dokhodny Dom (Raketa Building) suits those looking to stay in a new building in the historic part of town.

At Usadba Matildy Kshesinskoy in Kislovodsk, three meals a day are available. Alfa Resort suits guests who prefer to cook for themselves: the apartments have private kitchens with washing machines, and accommodation options include rooms with a separate entrance and a terrace opening onto the garden.

Iveria is a practical choice if you’re travelling by car: parking is free, there’s a Georgian café on site, and Kurortny Boulevard is a 25-minute walk away. Check-in closes at 11 pm, and foreign nationals cannot stay here. Vega offers rooms for two or three guests and a 24-hour reception; a grocery shop and a Georgian restaurant are within walking distance.