Hotels with breakfast in Kursk

Both hotels have their own restaurants, so your plans can help guide your choice. Aquamarine suits guests arriving by train: the station is 400 metres away, and the restaurant serves Russian and European cuisine. Harten is in Kursk’s business hub, and its Seasons restaurant serves dishes from across Europe and Asia.

At ART-HOTEL in central Kursk, you can opt to include a buffet breakfast at the hotel café in your room rate. At Forsazh, near a park and woodland, you can order a home-style breakfast in the morning—a good option for guests who enjoy walks. Belaya Akatsiya is close to the centre and has a restaurant and café, with special-diet menu options available.

At Prostye Radosti, you can stay among the trees without leaving Kursk: continental breakfast is served on the outdoor terrace from May to September, while breakfast boxes are delivered to the cabins from October to April. Roshcha Nevest offers classic-style rooms and a restaurant serving European cuisine, away from busy streets and relatively close to the city centre.

At Kursky Solovey, a 10-minute drive from Kursk, you can choose from three breakfasts: fried eggs with sausages, syrniki (cottage cheese pancakes), or fluffy pancakes. Usadba Olshanoye suits a lakeside break in a pine forest, while Fatezh offers a stop in the town of the same name, 48 km from Kursk. These last two hotels both have restaurants.