Boutique hotels in Simferopol
Simferopol’s mini-hotels offer options for exploring the centre, family trips and relaxing breaks. When choosing, compare the location, kitchen setup and in-room facilities.
A Mini-Hotel in Central Simferopol
Vintage suits travelers who want to stay in the city center: cafés and shops are nearby, and bus stops are a five-minute walk away. All 13 Standard rooms have air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a kettle, and the front desk is open around the clock.
Mini-Hotels for Different Trips
Zhané suits a budget-friendly stay and exploring the city centre, with a museum, churches, cafés and shops nearby. In a quiet area a 30-minute walk from the centre, Bespalov offers apartments with kitchenettes. Fortuna has a homely atmosphere, family rooms and a shared equipped kitchen.
Two Stays on Lermontova Street
Both mini-hotels are located on Lermontova Street. RIO is convenient for guests arriving by car or plane, with parking and an airport transfer. Lermontov offers seven affordable rooms in the city centre and a café serving European dishes and sushi.
A Mini-Hotel Near the Station
Lux is a modern 10-room mini-hotel, a five-minute walk from the central railway station. The city center is about a 10-minute drive away; guests also have access to Wi-Fi, parking, transfers, and luggage storage.
A Mini-Hotel Made for Unwinding
Yerevan suits those looking to combine a stay in Simferopol with time to unwind: it has 14 individually styled rooms, two bath areas with pools, a sauna and a hammam. There is also an Armenian and European restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, parking and an EV charging station.
What to consider when choosing
The centre is convenient for exploring: Vintage, for example, has cafés, shops and bus stops nearby, while Fortuna offers family rooms. For time with children, consider staying within easy reach of Children’s Park at 51 Kirova Avenue and check the route from the hotel before booking.
If you want to cook for yourself, Bespalov’s apartments with kitchenettes are a practical choice. A simpler option is a family room at Fortuna with access to a shared equipped kitchen.
No, the mini-hotel label alone does not guarantee this, so check the facilities listed for the specific room. Valencia, for example, states that all its rooms have a private bathroom.