Kiev Hotels - Cheap Hotels in Kiev, Ukraine

The hotel was better then I expected. They had very friendly staff and most all of them spoke English well. They were very helpful with any questions I had and provided a high level of service. The breakfast was buffet style so there is something for everybody and a lot of different choices of stuff to eat. The hotel prices for lunch and dinner weren't bad the food was good. The bar doesn't have much of a selection for beer though. Only 3 brands. Tuberg isn't bad and Carlsberg is ok but I don't care for Corona. I don't drink mixed drinks or hard stuff so can't comment on it. They had excellent Security at the hotel and the room had it's own mini safe. I left stuff out like my laptop computer and camera and it wasn't touched when the room was cleaned. The WI-Fi didn't work in the room and was super slow. Also the water out of the tap had a yellow tint to it when you filled the tub but they provide free bottled water for drinking. Other then those two things the hotel was a good value for the money considering hotel proces in the Ukraine. The hotel is a short walk from the city center and there is a TGIF Fridays close by, I would definately stay there again if I go to Kiev. The Room was small but really comfortable.

The hotel staff was friendly and very helpful. I find the hotel to be very clean and the large complementary breakfast was excellent with a variety of choices. Something for everyone. All in all a great place to stay and good value as well. I would stay here again.

Der Abholservice vom Flughafen mit Limousine funktionierte bestens (30 Dollar). Ein Erstaunen, als der Fahrer nicht an die Kreshchatyk Street 29 fuhr, sondern zu einem Gebäude nahe der Oper (Hausnummer 32). Empfang durch zwei Hotelmitarbeitende. Der bewachte Eingang führte in ein Haus mit einem heruntergekommenen Treppenhaus inkl. Lift (ist offenbar normal in der Ukraine). Das Appartement Nr. 19 im 5. Stock war dann aber sehr gut. Fenster in den Innenhof (sehr ruhig). Zwei schöne Schlafzimmer und Küche. Moderne Flachbildschirmfernseher, welche wir jedoch nicht in Betrieb nehmen konnten (Satellitenempfang). Grösse etwa 90 m2. WLAN funktionierte problemlos. Trotz Vereinbarung, wurden die Betten in den drei Tagen nicht gemacht.

There was no reception, just an "adminstrator". The person was kind and did not speak English well. However the room was clean,good location and comfortable. I will book again. Thanks

One of the best hotels in Kiev.Rooms are large and quite and staff is excellent but discreet. I will stay there again. A currency conversersion atm in lobby is vet handy breakfast is the best I have had in Kiev

It was a very nice experience and as a tourist it was very close to the center. Iw was a little pricy compared to other hotels in the chain but it was well worth it.

The location of this amazing hotel is perfect!!!! Close walk to Independence Square, situated in a VERY safe and vibrant part of Kyiv with a truly caring and courteous staff. Catered to our every need, very very friendly reception, concierge staff the absolute best.

Very courteous, pleasant, and helpful staff, great breakfast, clean and ample sized rooms, nice modern shower bathroom, and safe and secure. You do need to walk to the bus to get to the subway for most activities, but it's fast and easy. The hotel is in the suburbs and has a quiet and comfortable feel. It was nice being there and a nice place to come back to at the end of the day. Limited English TV but lots of stations for other languages. The hotel is well looked after and cared for and everything works. Everything was positive and deserves a positive recommendation.

The Oselya Hotel is a great hotel to stay at in Kiev. It is an apartment style flat that has been converted to a small hotel. The pricing is very reasonable, and the type of comfort and standards that the hotel has is similar to a Hampton Inn or a Courtyard Inn. There is free WIFI, bottle water, good heating and cooling in the rooms. If you can afford it, for $20 more, I would recommend staying in a Junior Suite. Ohh, this is very important, the Oselya Hotel has very good prices for arranging pick up and drop offs (Transfers) from the airport. Most places and Taxis can drive you broke with rip off prices. So, I strongly recommend you contacting the Hotel to help with this. The only draw back to the hotel is that it is about 10 minutes outside the downtown area, so you have to factor that in plans as far as meeting in the city. However, the hotel can make arrangements for Taxis to drop you off and pick you up in the city. And again, the rates for the Taxis if the hotel makes the arrangements is very good. One last thing, everyone that works at the hotel speaks good English.

The hotel reception, bar, restaurant areas were all as expected from an international hotel. However, my room was very dated and not particularly comfortable. As for the bathroom, shower was in bathtub, tub drain was blocked and hot water was brown. So it was like showering stood in a muddy puddle! The hotel is located a the top of a fairly steep hill and so walking to hotel from the downtown is not easy unless fairly fit

There were some rennovations going on at next room and they didt let us sleep well.

Location, breakfast, foyer all seriously top notch. Front desk service is typical Ukrainan, which means that as an American I get better service at Denny's. Rooms are 1 star. I have never purchased the services of a crack hooker but if I did this is what the hotel room would look like. Price was ok. I will try elsewhere next time.

Kiev had 25C below zero. But that was outside. Extra heating and outer doors closed did my stay pleasent. Location of this hotel is perfect. Perfect "basecamp" in the heart of old city/centrum for whatever you want to do in Kiev. This was my second stay at this hotel, and it wont`t be the last.

Nice and quiet hotel

the hotel was good. clean and modern no elevator to go to first floor. room reasonable size and the bed is very comfortable. breakfast also good; the only problem is that toget to the restaurant yo have to go outside in the backyard.

Very nice hotel, clean and very friendly staff. No problems accessing the internet either which is usually a big issue.

The staff are indifferent and unhelpful. I was given a room number to take to the floor key keeper who didn't speak English, and who waved me to wait whilst she continued to clean a room for some time. Further, reception ordered me a fixed price taxi fare which was doubled upon arrival by the driver (I was locked in car).The hotel response was "It's not our problem". Breakfast dull, hotel location good.

The Ukraina is in a terrific location...right on the square. The rooms, at least on our floor, were very nice, comfortable, and clean. The only real disappointment was that they did not have wi-fi or the ability to hook up our laptops in the business office. Otherwise, we were very happy.

Das Hotel ist Zentral und günstig. Dafür sind die Zimmer recht klein und ein wenig "muffig".

Clean rooms, nice service, a restaurant on site, nice location, affordable

Hello All, the visit was mostly to the city of Kiev, Ukraine. The tours were great and train and walking tour visit were also very good. The people very helpful and dress very well, Thank you, Abel L. Zuniga

Great value. Perfectly fine. Positive: it's very clean, the staff are decent, and it's adjacent to the Kiev metro (Livoberezhna station is just a few steps away). Negative: if you are new to the former Soviet Union, you may be disappointed that there's really nothing beyond a room and a simple breakfast. And the lack of spoken English. And the need to wave your ID at entrance and outside the elevators. And the fact that linen is changed only every three days. But we enjoyed it, for ease of use, and for the time warp. It's very clean, which counts a lot. Our room had a new carpet, although the bathroom was unrenovated since Soviet days. An additional little fee to the lady on your floor will get linen changed more often, and to the reception staff will get your bags secured in left-luggage. And, as only in the former Soviet Union, there is strip bar upstairs from the breakfast room. (We stayed downstairs, happy with our kasha and stolichny khleb.)

. I went to Kiev by train in the morning. I stayed at a different apartment hotel in Kiev. (My normal hotel was full). The apartment interface was very strange. If I was not a self sufficient traveller with some knowledge of Russian and a good familiarity with downtown Kiev, this would have been a very bad experience. First, the place shown on the map in the website is not where the hotel is located. If I would have gone to that address, it would have been useless. I called first because I did not remember seeing any hotel in the area on the map on previous trips. After the second call to the number provided, a lady finally answers. Her English is okay. She texts me an address where I am to go to pick up the key. She also then texts me the street address for the apartment and the entry codes for the doors. I tell the cab driver and he takes me the key address and drops me off. There is a sign in the 2nd floor window for the hotel company. I drag my luggage inside and up the first floor stairs, but there is no "concierge" there. I drag my luggage back outside and go into the courtyard of the building. No luck there either. I finally call the lady I had talked with before and she explains to me the concierge is in the unmarked, little booth I walked past on the first floor. (They might have thought that a person with the luggage may have been there for the hotel). Anyway, I tell the lady in the booth (in Russian) that I am there for the room. She ends up calling the lady I was conversing with on the phone. She hands me the key. Hmmm… I ask here where the apartment is. She replies it is on Лютерарсьля street (#68). I ask – where is this? There is a map on the wall and she finally finds the street and points to it on the map. I was expected to haul my luggage about half a mile and find this apartment on my own. Two good things – I have a reasonable understanding of Russian and good knowledge of this area of Kiev. If I did not have these two things, it would have been very difficult to find the apartment. Even when I arrived at the adress, the apartment is in the inner courtyard and the apartment address is hidden. It took me another call to the hotel company to locate the entry to the apartment in the courtyard. To entry codes worked, but took many attempts before they would actually open the two doors. The apartment was sparse and not nearly as nice as would have been indicated by the advertisement. Maybe their "deluxe" apartments are better. Things were old and worn. The bathroom was the worst. I should note, though, that most of the lower cost Kiev apartment hotels are not overly well furnished. The room was cold – there were two portable space heaters I found in the closet and they managed to warm the apartment up over several hours. This apartment had two great things – high speed internet and its location is very close to the main street in Kiev. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel to people with no Russian skills. It is okay if you get past the hotel interface.

This was a furnished apartment in the center of the city so the location was great. It was very quite and peaceful. It had wireless internet, was clean and great for the one night that I was there but could also easily work for a longer stay. I would stay there again.

perfect hotel. Top restaurant and swimming/fitness area. Excellent service.

Great Japanese restaurant

I would recommend this hotel to anyone who really cares about comfort. The staff was excellent, the room was cozy, the bed was awesome,(i had a king size bed) and the hotel overall had a great atmosphere

good , OK comfort clean nice supportive quite friendly