Hotels with breakfast in Omsk

At Flagman in central Omsk, meals are served buffet-style, with historic sights within walking distance. At Cronwell Nika Center, breakfast is served in the NIKA restaurant, which also offers a business lunch menu—a handy option for work trips. At Urban, guests can heat food in a shared microwave and make tea in their rooms; there is also a bistro on the ground floor of the business centre.

These hotels have a café or restaurant — handy if you’d rather not look for somewhere to eat. At Irtysh, set among pines by the river, you can order breakfast in the café, while Hotel 41’s restaurant and café serve Russian and European cuisine. If you like to start the morning with tea or coffee in your room, Zhar-Ptitsa provides both.

Aero offers hot breakfasts and is within walking distance of the airport—a convenient option if you’re flying. AMAKS Hotel Omsk serves a breakfast buffet with hot dishes and pastries; the Irtysh embankment is a five-minute walk away. If you prefer to prepare your own morning snack, Podkova on Kultury Avenue has a shared kitchen with a fridge, hot-water dispenser and microwave.

Mishel serves hearty breakfasts, and central Omsk is within walking distance—handy for a meal before exploring. A-Syut, in the Stargorod neighbourhood, has a shared kitchen-lounge and mini-fridges in the rooms: a good fit for those who prefer to cook for themselves and eat on their own schedule.

These properties are outside Omsk: APARTELLO on Tolstogo is in Novosibirsk, while Maryin Ostrov is in the village of Chemal. APARTELLO serves breakfast in your room for a relaxed start to the day. Maryin Ostrov suits a resort getaway, with buffet dining at its restaurant, though breakfast service should be confirmed.