Hostels in Yekaterinburg
Yekaterinburg’s hostels offer dorm beds, capsules and private rooms. Look in the city centre for sightseeing, or choose a place with a shared kitchen and washing machine for a longer stay.
A central hostel with a shared kitchen
Moon on Lenin Avenue is a handy base for exploring Yekaterinburg: the Church on the Blood is 600 m away, and public transport stops are 50–100 m away. The hostel offers dorm beds with shared bathroom facilities on the same floor; guests can cook in the communal kitchen and use the washing machine. Children are not permitted.
Hostels for Trains and City Walks
These hostels have shared kitchens, handy when you don’t want to eat out for every meal. Penaty and City V are close to the railway station, making them convenient for a stay before or after a train journey. For walks around the city centre, consider R.E.D. near Dinamo metro station or Dinamo Loft, a five-minute walk from the metro and the Iset River embankment.
Capsules, Private Rooms or Dorm Beds
For your trip to Yekaterinburg, you can choose a dorm bed or a space of your own. Stepanenkov Mini-Hotel offers compact single rooms with shared showers and toilets on the same floor, while StreetArt has capsules for one or two and 24/7 online check-in. If you plan to cook, consider Vdali or Cosmos: both hostels have a shared kitchen.
Hostels with Shared Kitchens
These Yekaterinburg hostels have shared kitchens where you can cook your own meals — handy for longer stays or if you prefer home cooking. Krasny Divan offers private rooms for two, while Vizit provides a thick privacy curtain, a light and a power socket at every bed.
A Hostel Near Koltsovo Airport
Yermak is a practical choice if you want to stay closer to Koltsovo Airport: the airport is 7 km away, while the railway station is 18 km away. The hostel offers Economy and Studio rooms, some with private bathrooms. Wi-Fi and parking are available.
What to consider when choosing
Consider the city centre: Sky Hostel is a 10-minute walk from 1905 Square, and London is within walking distance of pedestrian Vaynera Street. For walks by the water, Dinamo Loft is a five-minute walk from the Iset River embankment and the metro.
If you’re happy to share a room, Vizit provides a thick privacy curtain, a light and a power socket at every bed. For more privacy, Krasny Divan has private rooms for two, while Stepanenkov Mini-Hotel offers compact single rooms, though showers and toilets are shared and on the same floor.
Check for a kitchen where you can cook and facilities for washing clothes: Moon has a shared kitchen and washing machine, but children are not permitted. If you need space to store food, Sky Hostel has a kitchen with dishes and two fridges, as well as free Wi-Fi.