Hotels in downtown Yaroslavl
Central Yaroslavl offers hotels, hostels and apartments well placed for walks to museums, theatres and the waterfront.
A Historic Stay in the Centre
Usadba 18 Vek is a good choice for exploring Yaroslavl’s historic centre on foot. Its rooms are decorated in the Russian Classical style, and the hotel also offers a restaurant and parking.
Apartments for Exploring the City Centre
GoldenRing on Trefolyova Street has views of the Philharmonic Hall and Znamenskaya Tower, with cafés and bus stops nearby. The apartment on Oktyabrsky Lane offers a private entrance, its own parking space and a barbecue area. Krasnaya Ploshchad Centre allows self check-in even at night and is a five-minute walk from the centre; a RUB 2,000 deposit is required.
Spacious Apartments for Groups
Families and groups can choose apartments with multiple bedrooms and equipped kitchens. The apartment at 56 Tchaikovskogo Street spans two levels and sits across from Aura mall, while GoldenRing at 6 Bogdanovicha Street is near Truda Square, with a balcony and free courtyard parking. The apartment at 58 Svobody Street offers contactless check-in but is on the third floor of a building without a lift.
Central apartments for different trips
The GoldenRing properties on Tolbukhina and Uglichskaya have equipped kitchens and free courtyard parking. The option at 59 Volodarskogo suits guests looking for a separate bedroom and balcony, while the Svobody apartment is near cafés and restaurants, with bus stops a five-minute walk away. NiceAparts sleeps four: sights are within 700 metres, gated parking is available, and a RUB 2,000 deposit is required at check-in.
Central Apartments in Yaroslavl
Families may prefer the Atmosfera apartment, which sleeps five and has a spacious kitchen-living room and a children’s playground. GoldenRing on Oktyabrya is a 35 m² studio, while the Lenina option is a two-room apartment with a balcony and views of Yubileynaya Square. All three have parking and self-service or contactless check-in.
What to consider when choosing
For museums and walks along the Volga, look near the historic centre and Volzhskaya Embankment: Kislorod O2 is about a ten-minute walk from the embankment. Zolotoye Koltso is close to the Youth Theatre, Volkov Drama Theatre and the Maksim Bogdanovich Museum.
A hotel suits travellers who want a private room and bathroom, while a hostel offers a simpler stay with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. Families and groups may prefer apartments with equipped kitchens, multiple bedrooms and self check-in.
Yes: Kosmos has parking on gated grounds, several GoldenRing apartments offer free courtyard parking, and NiceAparts has gated parking but requires a RUB 2,000 deposit at check-in. Zolotoye Koltso lists public parking, while the apartment on Oktyabrsky Lane has its own space.