Hotels in downtown Kogalym
In central Kogalym, you can stay at a hotel overlooking the embankment or choose an apartment near the theatre and museum. Some options in this collection require a ride into the centre, so keep location in mind when choosing.
A Short Drive to the Centre
These small hotels suit travellers happy to drive into central Kogalym rather than stay in the centre itself. Kedr is in a quiet residential area a few minutes’ drive from the centre, with a shop and café nearby. Severnaya Zvezda is a 10-minute drive from the centre, near the Galaktika complex and its water park; the hotel has an equipped kitchen for preparing your own meals.
Two-Room Apartments for City Stays
For a trip to Kogalym, a two-room apartment lets you keep your usual routine. The apartment at 29 Mira Street is right in the centre, near the Maly Theatre and shops; the one at 11 Sopochinskogo Passage is near the city market and Yubileyny sports complex. If you’re travelling as a group of four, the apartments at 33 Bakinskaya Street and 2 Novosyolov Street each sleep four.
Apartments for Exploring Kogalym
The apartment at 29 Druzhby Narodov Street is a good base for walks around the centre, with Literary Square and the Museum and Exhibition Centre nearby; it sleeps two on a sofa bed. For longer stays, the apartments at 18A Druzhby Narodov Street and 24 Yugorskaya Street have equipped kitchens and washing machines, with shops, cafés and public transport stops within walking distance.
Apartments close to everyday essentials
These apartments make a practical base for an independent stay in Kogalym. The studio at 1 Romantikov Street has cooking facilities, with grocery shops, pharmacies and public transport stops within walking distance. The apartments at 55 Bakinskaya Street, 34 Molodezhnaya Street and 5 Yantarnaya Street also have these amenities nearby, plus equipped kitchens and washing machines—handy for longer stays.
What to consider when choosing
The apartment at 29 Mira Street is right in the centre and a good choice for visiting the Maly Theatre. For walks near Literary Square and the Museum and Exhibition Centre, consider the apartment at 29 Druzhby Narodov Street: it sleeps two on a sofa bed.
If you want to stay right in the centre and dine at an on-site restaurant, consider the Kogalym hotel, which also has laundry facilities. For self-catering and longer stays, the apartments at 18A Druzhby Narodov Street and 24 Yugorskaya Street have equipped kitchens and washing machines.
Yes, the Kogalym hotel has underground parking right in the city centre. Cosmos Smart Kogalym, near Galaktika and the Ingu-Yagun embankment, has parking beside the hotel.