Crimea
A chalet-styled building under a red-tiled roof set on the Sudak road away from the sea, this brand-new luxury hotel has large tastefully decorated rooms,…
Must-see hotels in Ukraine
Crimea
Hotel 'Relaxation' was a 19th-century brothel; now it's a decent enough budget pension. Some of the bathrooms are a bit whiffy and there's some street…
Crimea
English-speaking Lyudmila operates several nicely furnished flats in the heart of Yalta, at the beginning of vul Karla Marksa. Our favourite is the cheap…
Crimea
Slightly incongruous low-rise buildings surround the grass-covered courtyard of this Tatar-run establishment. Rooms are clean, though unremarkable. There…
Crimea
The Motel Bogema features large bland rooms with linoleum on the floor and an odd choice of furniture. Standard rooms come with air-con and sea view…
Crimea
With its large open-air pool, modern and tastefully decorated rooms, Ukraina is about the best place to stay in Yevpatoriya, but you need to book two or…
Crimea
Aqua walls and brownish furniture somehow conspire to give this humble, central hotel, which used to be the house of Ayvazovsky's sister, a vaguely Art…
Crimea
A budget subsidiary of the more upmarket Hotel Lidiya, Sunflower is lovely in a Spartan sort of Ikea fashion, and there's a kitchen. Only its location is…
Sevastopol
Very helpful staff, a location on a quiet street and comfy pistachio-coloured rooms are Olymp's main virtues. But the lobby could do without those faux…
Crimea
Buzzing like a beehive, this old Soviet dinosaur has hundreds of musty rooms and a swimming pool. Hot water is switched off at 10pm until 6am next morning.
Crimea
This historic (since 1890) no-frills hotel is good value for the price, considering its location in the Old Town, close to Dzhuma-Dzhami Mosque.
Eastern Ukraine
One of the better and friendlier Soviet pansionaty in the area. It's on the main road, about 700m from the bus station.
Crimea
The charming Talisman Hotel is a good-value establishment overlooking the Kara-Dag foothills.
