Surgut’s mini-hotels are a good fit for travellers who value an intimate atmosphere and practical amenities. The collection includes options in the city centre, on quiet streets, and near parks.
Geolog is located on a quiet street, a ten-minute walk from the Transfiguration Church. The hotel has a restaurant and café, serves a continental breakfast, and provides parking for guests arriving by car.
Each of these mini-hotels has just 10 rooms and serves a continental breakfast in the morning. City Hotel is in central Surgut, five minutes from the business centre, and offers complimentary tea and coffee around the clock. At Evropeyskaya, breakfast can be served in your room on request.
Central options are convenient for exploring: Uyut is about a 10-minute walk from the central park, while Ekaterinin Dvor is five minutes from the philharmonic hall. Art Hotel is worth considering for walks in the park by the Saima River; Old Surgut is also on the riverbank in the central part of the city.
City Hotel and Evropeyskaya have just 10 rooms each and serve a continental breakfast: the former offers complimentary tea and coffee around the clock, while the latter can deliver breakfast to your room on request. Choose Geolog for a quiet street, restaurant, and parking, or Ekaterinin Dvor for a spa with a sauna and pool.
Private bathrooms are specified for every room at Uyut and Ekaterinin Dvor, while Art Hotel provides bathrobes and slippers in its bathrooms. For a longer stay, useful extras include laundry service at Uyut, a desk and tea-making facilities at Art Hotel, and free Wi‑Fi at all three hotels.