Cheap hotels in Sochi International Airport

Black Door suits travellers who prefer a hostel and plan to cook for themselves: there’s a shared kitchen with a hob, fridge and kitchenware. All capsules have lighting, power sockets and ventilation, with no upper tiers. Note the location: the hostel is in central Sochi, not Adler.

Cheshsky Dom, Everest and Zamok na Zhemchuzhnoy have shared kitchens, so you can cook and spend less on eating out. Everest suits those looking for a central stay near the sea: the coast is 300 metres away, and there is a barbecue area in the courtyard. Briz has a kettle and microwave for simple snacks; if you choose an Economy room, bear in mind that bathroom facilities are shared on the floor.

Alye Parusa, Tenisty Bereg, Martlen and Orkhideya have cooking facilities, handy for keeping café spending down. For a family trip, Martlen offers a two-room unit with its own kitchen; at Alye Parusa and Tenisty Bereg, bear in mind that economy rooms have shared bathrooms. If you prefer not to cook, there’s a canteen near U Valentiny.

At Lokalita in central Sirius, you can cook in the equipped shared kitchen or choose an apartment with its own kitchen. Grocery shops and public transport stops are nearby, while Sochi Park and Fisht Stadium are within walking distance—handy if you plan to explore and save on eating out.

These places are in Lazarevskoye and Vardane, not Adler. Villa Classic and Yuzhanin in Lazarevskoye, along with Grant Guest House in Vardane, have shared kitchens—handy for cooking your own meals and spending less at cafés. Panorama in Lazarevskoye has Economy rooms, but these share a shower and toilet on the same floor.