Vacation apartments in Yegoryevsk
In Yegoryevsk, you can choose a studio for two or an apartment for a larger group. Compare sleeping arrangements, kitchen facilities and location—near the historic centre or places to enjoy a walk.
Apartments with Everyday Essentials
All three apartments in Yegoryevsk have a hob, fridge and washing machine, making it easy to cook and pack light. Those at 8A Microdistrict 1 and 1 Microdistrict 3 have a workspace and are a 15–20-minute walk from the centre; the one at 57, Building 3, Mekhanizatorov Street has two sofas and is a 25-minute walk from the centre. All three have a check-in restriction for guests under 25.
Apartments for Leisure and Everyday Living
These apartments in Yegoryevsk have Wi-Fi, making it easy to stay connected on holiday or a work trip. The apartment at 13A in the 1st Microdistrict has a balcony and a kitchen with a stove, microwave and kitchenware for making breakfast. The apartment at 40 in the 2nd Microdistrict suits those who enjoy quiet surroundings and walks: a park with a lake is seven minutes away on foot, but guests under 25 cannot check in.
Apartments for a Group Stay
These apartments in Yegoryevsk make self-catering easy: each has a stove, microwave, fridge and kitchenware. The apartments at 36 Microdistrict 2 and 11 Sportivnaya Street each accommodate up to four people, while the rate at 17 Microdistrict 6 covers up to five guests. For a larger group, 5 Lenina Avenue offers nine sleeping places, six of them separate.
Apartments with kitchens in Yegoryevsk
These Yegoryevsk apartments make self-catering easy: each kitchen has a stove, microwave, fridge and kitchenware. The apartment at 18 in the 6th Microdistrict has a double bed and two singles; the one at 11 Gorky Street has a single bed and a sofa bed. Building 18A has a lift, but the apartment has no balcony.
What to consider when choosing
For walks around the historic centre, use the route from Khlebnaya Square to Alexander Nevsky Square and the museum on former Sobornaya Square as reference points. If you’re travelling with children, consider how close the apartment is to the “200 Years of Yegoryevsk” park on Mayora Udachina Street, which has playgrounds and a Prostokvashino village.
Couples can choose the Kvartirkin studio at 25 Profsoyuznaya Street, designed for one or two guests; families might prefer the apartment at 18 Microdistrict 6, with a double bed and two singles. For a larger group, the apartment at 5 Lenina Avenue has nine sleeping places, six of them separate, plus a kitchen with a stove, microwave, fridge and kitchenware.
Check the kitchen facilities, washing machine and workspace: the apartments at 8A Microdistrict 1 and 1 Microdistrict 3 each have a stove, fridge, washing machine and workspace. Both are a 15–20-minute walk from the centre, but neither allows guests under 25 to check in.