Cheap hotels in Omsk
For a budget trip to Omsk, choose from hostels with shared kitchens, rooms with private bathrooms and apartments for groups. Compare not just accommodation rates, but also spending on meals, parking and extras.
Practical Stays Near the Station
For a budget trip to Omsk, these two hostels are in the railway station area. Postel has a shared kitchen and a washing machine, handy for cooking your own meals and doing laundry on the road; there is also a women-only dorm. Irtysh Hostel offers luggage storage if you need to leave your bags.
Shared Kitchens or Private Bathrooms
Red Apple and Millennium on Oktyabrskaya have shared kitchens, handy for preparing your own meals on a budget trip to Omsk. Red Apple has shared bathroom facilities on the floor, while Lucky on the Embankment and Millennium in the Centre offer rooms with either private or shared bathrooms. At Lucky, choose a Standard room for a private bathroom.
Practical Stays with Shared Kitchens
All three places have kitchens where you can cook your own meals — handy for a budget trip to Omsk. Hostel 88 offers shared rooms with bunk beds, while Lucky on Maslennikova has options from hostel accommodation to standard rooms, plus a washing machine and free parking. Slavyanka on 2nd Solnechnaya suits travellers passing through: it sits at the entrance to the city, near the bypass.
Apartments for a Budget-Friendly Stay
These apartments have cookware, making it easier to save on eating out. The apartment at 8 Kirova Street sleeps up to four, while the studio on 1-y Krasnoy Zvezdy Street accommodates two on a sofa bed. At 15 Dolgireva Street, 24-hour contactless check-in is handy for late arrivals.
Practical Comforts for a Budget Stay
Bulvar Street offers Economy rooms and a round-the-clock bar area with a kettle and microwave, handy for reheating food or having tea after a walk. If you’re driving to Omsk, consider Molodezhnaya: it has free parking and a mini-fridge in every room.
What to consider when choosing
Consider Millennium on Marksa: the hostel is a five-minute walk from the railway station, with the Irtysh embankment nearby. For sightseeing, you could include the Dostoevsky Literary Museum at 1 Dostoevskogo Street and the fountain on Tarskaya Street in your itinerary.
If you’re happy with a dorm, Postel has a shared kitchen and a washing machine; if a private bathroom matters, choose a Standard room at Lucky on the Embankment. For a group of up to four, consider the apartment at 8 Kirova Street, which has cookware for preparing meals.
Compare the total for your dates and all guests, including any services you need: at Millennium on Marksa, bed linen and an individual locker are included, but towels, slippers and luggage storage cost extra. A shared kitchen can help reduce spending on eating out, while drivers should factor in free parking, available at Molodezhnaya, for example.