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The 7 Days is situated on the fifth floor of a business and entertainment centre (that’s the good news) but quite some distance from the centre of Kyiv (the bad news). Read_on (No Comments)

This hotel occupies the fifth and sixth floors of the Hotel Tourist building. The rooms here are much more comfortable and as a result cost more than the rooms in the rest of the building. Read_on (No Comments)

Bratislava follows the common Kyiv habit of offering two kinds of rooms - one nice, one not so nice - at totally different prices. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel is ideally located in Kyiv, halfway between the Khreschatyk St. and the Central Train Station, only a few steps from the State University and St. Read_on (No Comments)

Walking distance from the central railway station (hence the name - you can even buy train tickets in the hotel), this 16 Read_on (No Comments)

Kozats’kyi is located in the heart of the Ukrainian capital on Independence Square - the cultural and trade centre of Kyiv. Read_on (No Comments)

This hotel is located in the heart of Kyiv’s political district, and the majority of the guests are members of the Ukrainian Parliament. Read_on (No Comments)

This circular structure looks as if it’s about to leave its pod above the Dnipro River and spin off into space. Great views Read_on (No Comments)

If you want to stay on what is sometimes known as “Venetian Kyiv” (in fact the man-made Rusanivs’kyi Island) then head to the Slavutych. Read_on (No Comments)

A whole army of tourists could fit into this state-run hotel, which rises up 27 storeys for a wonderful view back across the Dnipro River of Kyivo-Pechers’ka Lavra and the Motherland statue. Read_on (No Comments)

The hotel formerly known as Moskva (Moscow) now provides a much more patriotic, if not so modern, backdrop to Maidan Nezalezhnosti. Read_on (No Comments)