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40 Let Pobedy (40 лет Победы)

Tucked away in a quiet housing district not far from the centre it’s quite easy to mistake 40 Let Pobedy for just another tower block, especially after dark. Read_on (No Comments)

IBB

As if to demonstrate that Germany has more to offer than BMWs with blacked-out windows, the German Association for International Education and Exchange set up this marvellous hotel and conference centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Juravinka (Журавинка)

Spoiled, decadent Westerners welcome! For luxury and comfort, this small but smart central hotel attached to the Juravinka business and recreation complex is a tough one to beat. Read_on (No Comments)

Orbita (Орбита)

It’s a bit trippy and will require a journey on the Metro to get there, but it offers a range of rooms from fair-value, clean and tidy basic business rooms to the most expensive hotel room in the country with its own gym and sauna. Read_on (No Comments)

Planeta (Планета)

Planeta (Планета)
An absolutely marvellous hotel featuring the very best in what most hotels behind the former Iron Curtain gave up years ago. Still Read_on (1 Comment)

Sputnik (Спутник)

Judging by the lobby, some remodelling may have been done in the last five years, and the place seems to be popular with budget tourists from Russia. Read_on (No Comments)

Tourist (Турист)

Not too far from the city centre in Minsk’s south-eastern suburbs, Tourist fuses timeless Soviet style and modernity to create an entirely unique effect. Read_on (No Comments)

U Fontana (У Фонтана)

At last, a healthy refuge in this vodka and potato pancake culture. Opened in 2005, this tiny hotel attached to a fitness centre is perfect for aerobics bunnies and muscle-heads. Read_on (No Comments)

Yubileynaya (Юбилейная)

Currently undergoing renovation work on a couple of floors, everything is comfortable and the hotel comes with a good range of services. Read_on (2 Comments)