In Novokuznetsk, you can combine sightseeing with a sauna, pool or hammam. Choose a city hotel for an activity-filled trip or a retreat in a pine forest.
Both hotels offer a sauna to unwind after a day in the city. Mango suits travellers who want a central base near the train and bus stations. Verona, in the Central District, also offers hydromassage, with billiards or karaoke to round off the evening.
Both hotels are on Bugareva Street in the Kuznetsky district, making it easy to combine a trip to Novokuznetsk with time to unwind. Elena has just eight rooms and offers a sauna, beer baths and a hot tub with ozone treatment. Zolotoye Krylo (Bugareva, 38) has a wider choice: a Russian steam bath, hammam, plunge pool, and indoor and outdoor pools.
All four hotels have a sauna for unwinding after sightseeing or business in the city. For a swim as well, the small Alyans hotel has an indoor pool, while Turist motel has five saunas, three with heated pools. Sultan offers a Finnish sauna and a hot tub, while Pallada also has a beauty salon.
At Astra, you can combine a sauna and pool session with a walk: a wooded park is nearby, and the Tom and Kondoma rivers are 200 metres away. Set in a pine forest, Tsarskaya Okhota suits guests who enjoy a variety of bathing facilities: there’s a Russian banya, hammam and sauna, plus a heated outdoor pool.
For exploring the city, consider centrally located Mango, which has a sauna, or Verona in the Central District, with a sauna and hydromassage. Novokuznetsk spans both banks of the Tom River, so check the hotel’s location against your planned routes before booking.
Bardin has a bath complex, pool and massage room for relaxing between outings, while Tsarskaya Okhota, set in a pine forest, suits a bathing-focused break with its Russian banya, hammam, sauna and heated outdoor pool. If you prefer an apartment, check in advance whether there are spa facilities on site and how access is charged.
For swimming, consider Alyans with its indoor pool or Turist, which has five saunas, three with heated pools. Before booking, check age restrictions, visiting hours for children and access fees: having a pool does not necessarily mean it is suitable for your child.