Cheap hotels in Kronstadt
For a budget trip to Kronstadt, consider an apartment with a kitchen so you can cook and spend less on eating out. Compare the total cost of your stay, including extra charges, rather than just the nightly rate.
Home Comforts on Tulonskaya Alley
Being able to cook helps on a budget-conscious trip to Kronstadt: the apartment at No. 8 Tulonskaya Alley has an equipped kitchen and a washing machine, with a cot and high chair available free on request. At No. 12, the apartment with a balcony sleeps up to four and includes cooking utensils. The other listing at the same address offers a choice between a studio and an apartment with a separate bedroom.
Apartments for a Practical Stay
Kronshtadtskaya Krepost offers cooking facilities and a central location—handy if you want to spend less on eating out. The apartments on Zosimova Street and Lenina Avenue have microwaves, washing machines and free parking. The apartment at 4 Zosimova Street sleeps three, while those at 7 and 42 Zosimova Street and 1 Lenina Avenue each sleep four.
Apartments for Exploring Kronstadt on Foot
These apartments combine sightseeing on foot with the practical comforts of home. The studio at 46 Ammermana Street has grocery shops and a bakery across the road, while the apartment at 8 Krasnaya Street, Building 1 offers a kitchen and two separate rooms for up to six people. The latter accepts guests aged 21 and over and requires a refundable deposit of RUB 3,000, plus a RUB 1,000 cleaning fee for stays shorter than two days.
Apartments with Everyday Conveniences
For a budget trip to Kronstadt, Eliza Home on Gidrostroiteley Street offers a kitchen and space for up to four guests; final cleaning costs an extra 600 roubles. The apartments at 9 and 1/9 Stanyukovicha Street each have a washing machine, microwave and free parking: the first has views of the Gulf of Finland, while the second is a two-room apartment.
Practical Stays for a Kronstadt Trip
These hotels are in St Petersburg, not Kronstadt, so factor that into your plans. For a budget-conscious stay, Ligovsky Dvor has a shared kitchenette, while Golden Age offers an in-room mini-fridge and tea set. Shampan has parking and a 24-hour reception—handy if you’re driving and arriving late.
What to consider when choosing
Consider Kronshtadtskaya Krepost in the centre or apartments on Lenina Avenue, the city's historic main street. The apartments at 10 Tulonskaya Alley are about a 20–30-minute walk from the Naval Cathedral, Anchor Square and Petrovsky Park; the St Petersburg properties in this collection require a trip to Kronstadt.
An apartment with a kitchen can help reduce food costs: the one at 8 Tulonskaya Alley also has a washing machine, with a cot and high chair available free on request. For a family of four, consider the apartment with a balcony at 12 Tulonskaya Alley, which includes cooking utensils.
Compare the total cost for your dates, including cleaning and other extras: Eliza Home charges RUB 600 for final cleaning, while Apartments in Kronstadt with a Bay View charges RUB 900 from 1 September to 30 May. At 10 Tulonskaya Alley, a two-person booking includes only one set of bed linen; a second set costs extra.