Guesthouses in Krasnodar

These places make good bases for walks around central Krasnodar and along the Kuban River. Vivat has a shared kitchen for preparing your own meals, while Semily has a ground-floor café. Kit and Ksenia are near the riverfront; from Markiz, it’s about a ten-minute walk to the riverfront and just five minutes to cafés and restaurants.

Choose a guesthouse to suit your itinerary: Floret is 500 metres from Basket Hall and Expograd Yug, while Slavyanka is a five-minute walk from the Botanical Garden. Serdtse Goroda and BlissPark are handy for walks in Galitsky Park; BlissPark also has an electric hob for cooking your own meals. If you prefer to eat on site, Top Hill has a café serving home-style food.

These Krasnodar guesthouses all have a shared kitchen and parking—handy if you’re travelling by car. Smart People Eco Home is one kilometre from the I. S. Kosenko Botanical Garden, while at Argo you can order breakfast from a menu. Nadezhda 1 in Novoznamensky suits those who would like to unwind in a sauna with a small pool during their trip.

Arriving by train, Na Maline is a convenient choice, 400 metres from Krasnodar-1 station. For a stop on the drive to the coast, Loza is by the eastern bypass with free enclosed parking, while 8 Avenue is near the M4 highway with guarded parking. Bi End Bi, in the Dubinka neighbourhood, suits travellers who want to unwind after the journey in a sauna with an indoor pool.

Dzheli is in Goryachy Klyuch rather than Krasnodar itself, 47 km from the city and two blocks from the entrance to the resort park. A kitchen is available for guests to use, and rooms have microwaves, making self-catering easy. The terrace and barbecue facilities are useful for spending time outdoors, while the playground is handy for families with children.