Hostels in Krasnoyarsk

Vozdukh and Tsentr both offer dorm beds and private rooms, plus shared kitchens for preparing your own meals—handy for an independent trip to Krasnoyarsk. Vozdukh welcomes pets, while Tsentr is just a three-minute walk from the Glavpochtamt transport stop. Both hostels are in the city centre.

These hostels in the Vzlyotka business district have Wi-Fi and a washing machine—handy for independent travel. Hostel Krasnoyarsk, Hostel i Tochka and Telegraf have shared kitchens for cooking, while Gorod has a fridge for groceries and a microwave for reheating meals. If you’re arriving by intercity bus, Hostel Krasnoyarsk is a five-minute walk from the central bus station.

Matreshka is across the road from Krasnoyarsk’s bus station, while the other two hostels are within walking distance. Hostel na Glaznom Tsentre has a shared kitchen with a microwave, fridge and dishes. At Taiga, the kitchen is only for reheating prepared food, but you can order delivery from the hostel’s café.

These Krasnoyarsk hostels offer different ways to stay: City Hostel has both dorms and private rooms, while Podushka has four- and eight-bed rooms and a shared kitchen for preparing your own meals. Both have public transport stops, shops and cafés nearby, so everyday essentials are within easy reach.

At 13/15 Hostel, you can heat up food in the shared dining room or order a set lunch for an extra charge; there are also washing and drying machines. Uyutny Hostel na Mege suits travellers who prefer to cook: the shared kitchen has a stove and cookware, and KrasTETs Market is a five-minute walk away. Beds here are single-level, unlike the bunk beds at 13/15.