Cheap hotels in Podolsk

At MAXI at 8A Lenin Avenue, you can cook your own meals using the hob, microwave and fridge, with a Dixy grocery shop a five-minute walk away. A washing machine is handy for longer stays. It’s an option for a trip to Podolsk if you want to save on meals rather than rely on cafés.

Triumph has a shared microwave on the guest floor but does not provide meals; central Podolsk is about five minutes away by car. At Diva Guest House, every room has a fridge, microwave and dining table—handy for snacks in your room. Kutuzovskaya railway station is around a 15-minute walk from Diva.

To save on eating out, consider Chudesnye Studii or Dobrye Sutki on Generala Varennikova Street: both have kitchens and washing machines. Chudesnye Studii accommodates 1–2 guests aged 18 or over, while the Varennikova apartment sleeps four. Dobrye Sutki on Generala Strelbitskogo Street also has cooking facilities, with bus stops a five-minute walk away.

For a budget trip to Podolsk, you can choose an apartment with a kitchen and cook your own meals. Dobrye Sutki on Lenina Street accommodates two, with shops and cafés within a ten-minute walk. The apartments at 7 Serpukhovskaya Street have both an equipped kitchen and a washing machine — handy for a longer stay.

All these apartments have a kitchen or kitchenette, so you can cook for yourself and spend less on eating out. Dobrye Sutki on Vatutina Street sleeps up to four, while Dobrye Sutki on Obyezdnaya Doroga Street is a good choice for those who want to stay near the woods. The latter also has a washing machine, handy for longer stays.