Vacation apartments in Magnitogorsk

At 55 Karla Marksa Avenue, you can cook in an equipped kitchen and relax on a balcony with city views. The two-room apartment on Gryaznova Street is a central option for guests travelling with a pet. If one room is enough, consider 101/1 Karla Marksa Avenue: it is also in the city centre, with remote check-in available by prior arrangement.

These apartments are handy for walks, with Prityazhenie or Ecological Park nearby. Myata on Zhukova Street has a kitchen with an oven and a washing machine—useful for longer stays; the studio listed as Apartments on Lesoparkovaya Street suits guests who enjoy outdoor activities in Ecological Park. The property listed as Apartments on Lesoparkovaya Street 93/1 offers contactless check-in.

These Magnitogorsk apartments offer Wi-Fi and your own space to unwind, making it easier to keep your usual routine while travelling. At 41 Voroshilova Street, you can cook in an equipped kitchen and relax on a balcony overlooking the river. At 131 Lenina Avenue, an apartment in the city centre with a separate bedroom, living room and washing machine is a practical choice for a longer stay.

These Magnitogorsk apartments have kitchens, so you can cook without planning around café opening hours. Tevosyana 2 has a workspace, while Truda 61 offers both a workspace and a balcony overlooking the Ural Mountains. The three “V gosti” properties suit those who prefer a separate bedroom; all three accept guests aged 23 and over.

For a nature break rather than a city stay, consider Apartments on Kurortnaya Street 8 in Zelyonaya Polyana, in the Lake Bannoye resort area. The studio suits a couple or a family of three and has a stove, fridge and washing machine. The Metallurg ski slope is about a seven-minute drive away.