Cheap hotels in Kostroma

Both apartments let you prepare your own meals—a useful way to spend less on eating out. At 24A Spasokukotskogo Street, you’ll find cooking utensils and a washing machine, with the city centre about a five-minute walk away. The apartment on Sverdlova Street has a stove, fridge and microwave; Central Park is a 15-minute walk away.

mHostel, Sova, Tikhoye Mesto and Altyn have shared kitchens, so you can cook for yourself and save on meals during your Kostroma trip. If you’re driving, mHostel offers free private parking. For a historic setting, consider Kupets: it occupies a 19th-century wooden house, and most rooms have a private bathroom with a shower.

These Kostroma apartments have kitchenware or appliances for preparing meals—handy if you’d rather not eat out every time. The apartment on Kozueva Street suits those planning to explore the centre, a 10–15-minute walk away. The apartment on Tereshkovoy Street is a practical choice for a group, with two rooms, sleeping space for six and a washing machine.

For a budget trip to Kostroma, consider an apartment with useful everyday amenities. Apartments at 6 Profsoyuznaya have cookware and a washing machine — handy for a longer stay. Apartments at 40 Voykova Street suit guests who prefer getting around on foot, with the station, cafés, shops and a beach within walking distance.

Both hotels are around 10 km from Kostroma — options for a budget stay outside the city. Gubernsky Dvor has in-room fridges and a private sandy beach on the Volga. Valenok is a small, seven-room hotel with in-room kettles and air conditioning; free parking is handy if you’re travelling by car.