Vacation apartments in Kostroma

These apartments are in or near the centre, making them handy bases for exploring Kostroma on foot. Families could choose the two-room apartment on Prospekt Mira, with an equipped kitchen and a washing machine. The apartment at 22 Pyatnitskaya Street has six single beds—a useful option for a group who want separate beds.

These apartments share an address at 41 Ivana Susanina Street, with parking by the building and cafés and shops nearby. The studio listed as “Apartments on Ivana Susanina Street 41” suits guests who want to cook and do laundry themselves; the minimum check-in age is 21. “Dom Kino” has a projector for movie nights, and the historic centre is a 20-minute walk away.

These apartments have equipped kitchens, so you can cook without planning your day around café opening hours. Apartments on Lavrovskaya Street are a good base for walks around the historic centre: the Fire Tower is about 10 minutes away on foot. Apartments on Tereshkovoy Street sleep six and have a washing machine—handy for a group or a longer stay—with the centre around a 15-minute walk away.

The apartment on Ostrovskogo Street is in Kostroma’s historic district, 1.5 km from the centre. There’s a separate bedroom and a walk-through living room with two sofa beds, plus views of the Kostroma River from the windows. Courtyard parking is handy if you’re driving; bear in mind that the flat is on the fourth floor, counting the ground floor as the first.

These Kostroma apartments offer kitchens for cooking your own meals and a quiet setting. The apartments on Oktyabrskaya Street have options for larger groups, with several bedrooms and access to a veranda; a birch grove and the Volga embankment are nearby. Laguna on Yuzhnaya Street has one combined living and sleeping room with a double bed and a sofa bed, suited to guests who don’t need separate bedrooms.