Hotels in downtown Kursk

NevSky is a good base for exploring on foot: the small hotel in the Grinn shopping and entertainment centre is within walking distance of the circus, May 1 Park and planetarium. Diamond Lugovaya, in the historic centre, is a practical choice if you’re driving, with enclosed guarded parking and an on-site restaurant.

These central Kursk apartments suit travellers who want to prepare their own meals and explore the city on foot. The apartments on Beregovaya and Endovishchenskaya streets each sleep four, while the studio on Gorkogo Street is near Red Square and Znamensky Cathedral. Olivia Endovishchenskaya has cafés and restaurants nearby, with bus stops a five-minute walk away.

These apartments and the studio on Lenina Street suit travellers who want to stay in central Kursk, near shops. CheckInn at 20 Lenina sleeps up to four and has an equipped kitchen; Red Square and Pervomaysky Park are within walking distance. For a two-room apartment, consider 53 Lenina, where renters must be at least 23.

In central Kursk, you can choose a studio or a larger flat. The studio on Gogolya Street has kitchen equipment and a washing machine, while Apartments on Vatutina Street 24 offers a three-room flat with two balconies. The apartment at 71k1 Radishcheva Street sleeps up to four, opposite Borodino Park — handy for walks.

For a self-catering stay in central Kursk, Olivia on Radishcheva and CheckInn at 5 Chekhova both have a kitchen and a washing machine. Olivia on Radishcheva has an enclosed courtyard but does not accommodate guests under 18; CheckInn requires a deposit at check-in. Olivia on Pochtovaya is a studio with an electric fireplace for those who value a cosy setting.