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Station ' hotels': Very cheap

by Mique

Almost all stations in the Ukraine have rooms and/or dorm-like places where you can sleep for very little money. They are not always easy to find but if you look for it you will eventually find them. Sometimes they're indicated in the station itself, sometimes they're just outside the station. Expect basic rooms and shared bathrooms (women and men seperately) but it is fairly clean and the prices are hard to beat. I even saw in Uzhorod a big room full of compfy couches that one could rent for half a euro per night. Didn't try those though. They also had rooms but i had other accomodation that time.

Close to the station ;-)

Room with English speaking host family: Best cheap cosy room in Kiev of Ukraine!

by LargeFamily

We offer a cheap cosy room in Kiev for 10$/day or 250$/month with 2 meals a day and with English speaking host family. Members of family will show you city and will help you to feel comfortable! Almost all convenience (hot water, bathing, central heating, phone, Internet, personal toilet). Hosts are friendly educated people. If you are interested and have questions to ask, please send us an email to: bigfam@bigmir.net.

Near your place of residing there are many athletic fields, park, a hippodrome, a museum of national architecture open-air, the National exhibition center. .

Valentina's Language Centre: Russian Language on the Black Sea

by DomLewenz

A very nice pension/ guesthouse with built in Russian language school. Amazing setting above the coast of the black sea (about 20 min to beach). All faculties very nice, and nice staff

The owner if a fantastic character! Learn Russian in the morning, and then go down to the beach in the afternoon. Also nice location to seeYalta & the Crimea.

Hotel Lviv: hotel in Lviv

by rollinstone81

I stayed at this hotel and found it alright, it was 10 USD per night, in an pretty ugly block but it was clean inside and good enough for me. The staff at the reception spoke broken English and better German. THe hotel is very central just 100m behind the opera house. THat was its super benefit.

Apartment

by Stroller

As soon as you get out of the railway station, you'll see the ladies who introduce "hotels" - in fact they'll invite you to stay in private apartments which are generally a lot cheaper than the hotels. But do compare and haggle around.

Ukrainean hospitality

by Polska

The great thing about accomodation in Ukraine is that it's not you who is searching for it - it simply comes to you embodied in some elderly "babushka" or "diedushka", plus it's really cheap - you pay like USD4/person/night. Still have in mind that you won't be really happy with it if you're used to 5-stars hotels with hot water... well, in practice it looks so: you get off a bus/train and imediately you notice a bunch of people with sheets of paper/carton on which it writes "kvartira" or "komnata" (in cyrylics, of course ;)); so you just pick yourself someone, make a bargain (usually there's no need for that even) and you go and stay at their place ;) as I say: it's convenient, still you'd better not hope for hot water. Still, I liked it - ot's good if there is water at all, hehe, just think about 5 days of hiking in the mountains without washing yourself...
just as a curiosum I'll tell you about one of our hosts: they were Tatars, extremely poor people, living in sort of a garage... still, in the kitchen there was a "podium" on which there were pillows, carpets and a small table, everything looking very turkish-like and exotic ;) and the best thing was the shower: it was a small wooden construction outside the building, and the hot water... well, as it was in Crimea, it was hot and sunny each day, so they simply put some barrell on the top of that construction and the water made itself warm during the day... nah, you would never invent anything like that, would you? :)))

45 New Hotels Planned to Be Built in Kyiv Till 201

by Klod5

45 new hotels are planned to be built in Kyiv till the year 2010,
According to an UNIAN correspondent, deputy chairman of the Kyiv City State Administration Ivan Dankevych has reported it at a joint sitting of the KCSA and the Tourist Administration of Ukraine.

In his words, in particular, it is planned to build 4-5 five-star hotels, 10 four-star hotel, and nearly 30 - three-star.

The preference will be given to the drafts of the family types hotels and that of the business-class. In addition, as I.Dankevych underlined, as of today, the network of private enterprises, rendering hotel services, is insuffuciently developed in Kyiv. As of today, in his words, out of 94 Kyiv hotels, there only 6% in which nearly 300 people are employed.

As I.Dankevych underlined, the hotel business is one of the most profitable for the capital, each year it brings $250-260 million of profit. Only last year the city budget received from the hotels UAH 150 million.

Last year 923 thousand 626 people used the services of Kyiv hotels.

usefull urls for hikers

by catnl

i add this url special for hikers who want to climb in Ukraine.

http://zhehar.tripod.com/
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Kiev apartment service: Kiev apartments and accommodations

by alexander-kiev

Kiev apartment service offers a selection of luxury apartments in centre of Kiev – attractive prices, exceptional standard. Online reservation, Ukrainian visa support, airport transfer.

When you arrive in the Krym in...

by PashenkaMD

When you arrive in the Krym in southern Ukraine, immediately find a place to stay. The best deals are staying in the flats of the locals. It is cheap and usually very safe. It is the best way to stay in the Krym.
$15-50 USD

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