Hotels in downtown Kyzyl
In central Kyzyl, you can stay by the Yenisei or choose an apartment as a base for exploring on foot. The selection includes hotels with cafés and restaurants, as well as apartments where you can cook your own meals.
Apartments for Exploring Central Kyzyl
These apartments in central Kyzyl let you cook your own meals and head out to explore the city. The studio at 55/1 Kochetova Street suits those who want to walk to Arat Square, the museum and the embankment. Groups of up to five can stay in the two-room apartment at 41 Krasnykh Partizan Street, right on the Yenisei embankment near the Centre of Asia obelisk.
Apartments in Kyzyl’s Gorny District
These apartments are in the Gorny district: choose one or two rooms on Kechil-oola Street, or three on Oorzhaka Lopsanchapa Street for more personal space. All have a hob, kitchenware and a washing machine, making self-catering and longer stays easier. Public parking is available at the two-room apartment at 9 Kechil-oola Street and the one-room apartment at 7E Kechil-oola Street.
Two Apartments in the Mongun Complex
If you prefer an apartment for your trip to Kyzyl, both options on Kechil-Oola Street have two rooms, cooking appliances, a washing machine and contactless check-in. At no. 75, building 3, the Standard apartment is one floor above ground level, and the building has a lift; in building 1, the Luxe apartment is on the ground floor. Both provide receipts and other paperwork for business trips.
Kyzyl: Hotel or Apartment
Buyan-Badyrgy is in southern Kyzyl, with a restaurant serving Tuvan cuisine and a bus stop a two-minute walk away. At Apartments on Moskovskaya Street, you can cook in your own kitchen, with a supermarket and public transport nearby. Kyzyl aparthotel suits those who prefer a quiet neighbourhood and breakfast at no extra charge.
What to consider when choosing
For walks, consider Chalama: the embankment and the National Park of Culture and Recreation are a two-minute walk away; Odugen is near the Centre of Asia complex. For cultural outings, look to the National Museum at 30 Titova Street and the Philharmonic at 58 Shchetinkina-Kravchenko Street.
If you prefer eating on site, Chalama has a café, while Odugen has both a restaurant and a café. For self-catering, central options include the studio at 55/1 Kochetova Street or the two-room apartment at 41 Krasnykh Partizan Street, on the Yenisei embankment, which sleeps up to five.
Yes: Odugen offers free on-site parking. Chalama and Kyzyl Grand Hotel and Spa also have parking, but check any charges before booking.