Hotels with spa in Omsk

At Malibu, you can combine walks around central Omsk with relaxation in your room: choose between a suite with a sauna and one with a Jacuzzi. The riverfront and restaurants are within walking distance, while the hotel’s own restaurant is open around the clock—handy after a late evening out.

After exploring Omsk, unwind in Aurora’s Finnish sauna and indoor pool, or try the Russian banya and indoor pool at Zhar-Ptitsa. Cronwell Park Nika offers spa treatments and a hammam; your stay includes one hour a day in the pool and bath complex, which is closed on Mondays. Irtysh suits guests looking to combine a sauna with a stay in a riverside pine forest.

All three hotels have a sauna; the choice comes down to your route and how you like to relax. Gryozy is handy for train arrivals, around a five-minute walk from the railway station. Noy has an indoor pool, a hot tub and a herbal steam bath, while Argo, in the Kirovsky district, offers a hammam and a 24-hour café.

Each of these hotels has a sauna for a relaxing break after exploring Omsk. If you would also like a swim, Zolotoy Lev and Grelka have indoor pools. Zolotoy Lev suits guests who enjoy walks, with a park two minutes away on foot, while Grelka suits those who prefer a small hotel in a quiet neighbourhood.

At Ecopark Razdolye in Omsk, you can combine your stay with time in bathhouse patios with enclosed courtyards. Sanatorium Euromed in Achairsky suits a wellness break on the Irtysh, with its own mineral spring and a 25-metre indoor pool. Maryin Ostrov is in Chemal, Altai: guests get two complimentary hours a day in its hydrothermal complex with a mineral-water pool and bathhouses.