Cheap hotels in Mariupol
For a budget trip to Mariupol, consider an apartment with a kitchen — this selection includes options in the centre and near parks. Check the sleeping arrangements, check-in terms and any security deposit before choosing.
Apartments for a practical stay
Both apartments on Metallurgov Avenue offer Wi-Fi and paperwork for business travellers, with public parking available. Apartment 35-7 is in the city centre, has air conditioning and kitchenware, and welcomes children of all ages. When budgeting, bear in mind that apartment 35-7 requires a security deposit.
Apartments for an independent stay
For a budget trip to Mariupol, these two one-room apartments on Bakhchivandzhi Street offer free Wi-Fi, tea, coffee and toiletries. Both are in a quiet area near the city centre, within walking distance of shops, a market and Primorsky Park, with self check-in. If you’re travelling with a pet, consider number 18, where pets can be accommodated.
Apartments for a Practical Stay
These Mariupol apartments have Wi-Fi and air conditioning, with shops and public transport stops nearby. The apartment at 174/1 Nakhimova Avenue has a kitchenette for preparing your own meals. On Sechenova Street, choose between a three-room apartment and “Apartments at 65 Sechenova Street”, which has a washing machine, a stove and beds for four: one double and two singles.
Apartments for a Practical Stay
These Mariupol apartments offer in-room Wi-Fi and nighttime check-in—handy if you’re arriving late. All four options have public parking, and invoices and supporting paperwork are available for business trips. Choose the address that best suits your plans.
Apartments with practical amenities
For a budget trip to Mariupol, these apartments offer useful basics: in-room Wi-Fi and public parking. All seven provide invoices and supporting paperwork for business travellers. The apartments on Lenina Avenue, 107-26, also have a lift—handy if you have heavy luggage.
What to consider when choosing
For walks around the centre, consider the apartment at 3 Varganova Street: the water tower is a few minutes away on foot. If you prefer staying near a park, both one-room apartments on Bakhchivandzhi Street are within walking distance of Primorsky Park and offer self check-in.
For a family of four, consider the apartment at 65 Sechenova Street: it has one double bed, two single beds, a stove and a washing machine. If you want a separate bedroom and living room, the apartment at 14 Engelsa Street also has a kitchen; self check-in is from 3 pm and check-out is by noon.
Not necessarily: compare rates for your dates alongside transport and food costs — a kitchen lets you prepare your own meals. Allow for any security deposit in your budget too: the central apartment at 35-7 Metallurgov Avenue, for example, requires one.