Central Simferopol has accommodation for sightseeing, cultural outings, or business trips. Options range from hotels and apartments to budget hostels.
Valencia and Aristokrat are convenient for exploring on foot; the latter is close to a museum, cathedral, and cafés. You can also stay near the Salgir River embankment or Dolgorukovskaya Street, home to the Simferopol Art Museum.
Choose a hotel for services such as breakfast, or an apartment if you need separate rooms or a kitchenette. For a budget stay, 5 Avenue Hostel offers bunk beds, a shared kitchen, and shared bathrooms.
Yes. Simferopol Grand Hotel and the historic Serov hotel have their own parking, while Tavrida apartments offer parking in a gated courtyard.