Cheap hotels in Minsk
For a budget trip to Minsk, you can choose a hostel, a room or an apartment with a kitchen. Compare locations and amenities: cooking your own meals can help you spend less on eating out.
Rooms with Kitchens for Budget Trips
At these three Family House properties, you rent a room in an apartment and can cook in the kitchen — handy for a budget trip to Minsk. On Krasnaya Street, the kitchen is shared and check-in is available until 9 pm; on Independence Avenue, the kitchen is also shared, with a washing machine available and windows overlooking a quiet courtyard. At Kalvariyskaya, luggage storage space and the nearby metro are useful extras.
Your Own Kitchen, Lower Costs
All these apartments have kitchens, so you can cook your own meals and spend less on eating out. Aparton on Myasnikova Street sleeps two, while Aparton on Zolotaya Gorka Street accommodates up to four guests. If you’re driving, there’s free courtyard parking at Apartments on Zolotaya Gorka Street, number 3.
Everyday comforts in Minsk
IT Time and East Time both have cafés serving buffet breakfasts—a convenient start before sightseeing—and IT Time also offers free parking. EkoDom suits those who prefer a small hotel on a quiet lane, with in-room fridges. Sputnik also has in-room fridges and a restaurant for meals; Institut Kultury metro station is 1 km away.
Apartments close to the metro
For a budget trip to Minsk, these apartments offer locations close to the metro. Aerodromnaya 22 has a kitchen area, while Igorya Luchenka 15 has a hob, oven and washing machine—handy for cooking and doing laundry during your stay. Grushevskaya 86-2 suits travellers who want a short walk to public transport: Grushevka metro station is three minutes away on foot.
Apartments for a Budget-Friendly Stay
Both apartments let you cook your own meals, helping you save on eating out. At 8 Kirilla Turovskogo Street, there’s an equipped kitchen, and the supermarket in Dana Mall is a three-minute walk away. At 24 Mikhaila Milya Street in Kopishche, a stove, fridge and washing machine make longer stays practical, provided a location outside Minsk suits your plans.
What to consider when choosing
For exploring the historic centre, consider Urban: the Bolshoi Theatre and Island of Tears are nearby, but the bathroom is shared. Your walking route could include the Upper Town, with a walk down Zybitskaya Street to the Svisloch River, and Trinity Suburb with its old cobbled streets.
If you’re comfortable with shared facilities, consider Urban or a Family House room on Krasnaya Street with a shared kitchen—check-in there is available until 9 pm. For your own kitchen, choose an apartment: Aparton on Myasnikova Street sleeps two, while Aparton on Zolotaya Gorka Street accommodates up to four guests.
Yes, if the total cost including transport works out lower: the apartment at Grushevskaya 86-2 is a three-minute walk from Grushevka metro station. For a longer trip, consider the apartment at 24 Mikhaila Milya Street with a stove, fridge and washing machine, but note that it is in Kopishche, outside Minsk.