In central Novocherkassk, choose a hotel for sightseeing on foot or an apartment with a kitchen for a more independent stay. Let your plans guide you, whether you’re here for museums, the theatre or leisurely walks.
Novocherkassk Hotel on Baklanovsky Prospekt arranges tours of the city’s main sights—a handy way to discover its history. Dacha on Mikhaylovskaya Street suits those who prefer cooking in a shared kitchen and relaxing in a garden. Aurum is an option for rail travellers: it is 2 km from the railway station and offers breakfast.
On Moskovskaya Street, choose a studio or an apartment with a separate bedroom: the apartments at numbers 58 and 69 have kitchens and washing machines, while Kvartiry na Moskovskoy offers 24-hour contactless check-in. For groups, Apartamenty na ulitse Atamanskaya 60A is a three-room apartment in the historic centre, within walking distance of the cathedral and theatre.
These two Sweet Apartments properties in central Novocherkassk each sleep up to three guests. At 106A Prosveshcheniya Street, there’s a stove and microwave, plus a balcony overlooking Moskovskaya Street and a leafy courtyard; 143A Bogdana Khmelnitskogo Street offers underfloor heating and is 30 metres from NPI’s main building. At both, arrival after 10 pm must be arranged before booking.
These apartments have kitchens, so you can cook for yourself and explore at your own pace. For walks around the centre, one of the apartments at 71G Frunze Street is two blocks from Ascension Cathedral and offers contactless check-in. At 71V Frunze Street, there is a separate bedroom and a balcony, with a coffee shop and shops in the building.
For a central stay, consider Sweet Apartments at 64/2 Narodnaya Street, with shops nearby and a public transport stop 50 metres away. The apartments at 146 Baklanovsky Avenue have a bus stop 200 metres away and a kitchen for preparing your own meals. If you’re arriving late, the apartments at 123A 8 Marta Street offer round-the-clock contactless check-in.
For a museum-focused trip, consider the area around Platovsky Prospekt, home to the Museum of Don Cossack History, with the Ataman Palace on Dvortsovaya Street. Platov Hotel is within walking distance of the museum, palace, Ascension Cathedral and Don Theatre.
If you’d like breakfast at your hotel, consider Platov na Dubovskogo: breakfast is served from 7 am to 10 am on weekdays and until 11 am at weekends. For a self-catering stay, the apartments at 58 and 69 Moskovskaya Street have kitchens and washing machines.
Platov and Platov na Dubovskogo have parking areas, while Rinoli offers free parking outside the hotel or in the courtyard, subject to availability. Before booking, check the parking arrangements and whether space will be available for your dates.