Cheap hotels in Pushkin
For a budget trip to Pushkin, look for a stay near the parks, with a kitchen or with breakfast included. The collection also includes places outside town, so factor in travel costs to the sights.
An Apartment with Everyday Essentials
For a budget trip to Pushkin, Pushkin-Dom on Krasnoselskoye 28 offers an apartment with electrical appliances, towels, toiletries, bottled drinking water and free Wi-Fi. From here, it’s convenient to reach the palaces and parks, the Turner Research Institute and ExpoForum, whether you’re sightseeing or visiting on business.
A Kitchen or Breakfast Included
For a budget trip to Pushkin, consider a place with a kitchen or breakfast included. The two-room apartment on Moskovskaya Street lets you cook for yourself, while Pushkinskaya Usadba has a shared kitchen with cooking utensils. At Natali, a buffet breakfast is included in the room rate—a good option if you would rather not start the day cooking.
Practical Comforts for a Pushkin Stay
For a budget trip to Pushkin, choose the breakfast format that suits you: Fort Kolesnik serves a buffet, while Nomera v Pushkine offers boxed breakfasts, which must be ordered by 7 pm the day before. If you’re driving, Fort Kolesnik has its own parking. Both hotels have a 24-hour reception.
Practical Stays Outside Pushkin
For a budget trip to Pushkin, consider these hotels in Kolpino and along the Moscow highway—you’ll need to travel to the sights. Bereg, 15 km from Pushkin, has rooms with private bathrooms, while Progress has a café serving affordable home-style food. Postoyaly Dvor Yam and Khutorok are practical options if you’re driving: both have parking and a café.
Practical Comforts for a Budget Trip
These hotels are in St Petersburg, not Pushkin. To save on eating out, choose Okoshki for apartments with kitchens or Simfoniya for a shared kitchen where you can cook your own meals. Okoshki also has washing machines, while Ligovsky Dvor is handy for train arrivals: it is 800 metres from Moskovsky railway station and has a shared kitchenette.
What to consider when choosing
For walks, consider Hotel Pushkin near Catherine Park, but bear in mind that the nearest railway station is 4.3 km away. If you plan to visit St Petersburg, compare how you would reach Tsarskoye Selo station from each property: it is on the Vitebsk suburban rail route.
For self-catering, consider the two-room apartment on Moskovskaya Street or Pushkinskaya Usadba, which has a shared kitchen with cooking utensils. If you would rather not cook, Natali includes a buffet breakfast in the room rate.
Allow for transport: some options are outside Pushkin, including Bereg, which is 15 km from town. If you are bringing a pet, Milena charges an additional fee; check parking and meal costs before booking.