Rostov-on-Don has apartments for exploring the centre, family trips or a stop along the way. Compare sleeping arrangements, kitchen facilities and parking — they vary quite a bit.
Consider central options on Krasnoarmeyskaya, Gorkogo and Bolshaya Sadovaya streets. For a walk, head to the Don embankment; to learn about the city, visit the Rostov-on-Don History Museum at 65 Shaumyana Street.
The studio at 90/3 Lenina Avenue suits a couple: it sleeps two, but its compact kitchen has just a single-burner hob and a mini fridge. For a family, Apartments on Krasnoarmeyskaya offers a two-room flat sleeping five, with a double bed, a sofa bed and a single bed; pets are not allowed.
Apartments on Krasnoarmeyskaya has parking in an enclosed courtyard, while Alira on Gorkogo has no on-site parking. El Apart on Berberovskaya is convenient for access to the M4 highway, but a space in the small parking area outside is not guaranteed.