| Krasnoarmejska St. 18, Apt.15 |
| Kiev |
| Ukraine |
| Contact information |
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- Dorms from 5 EUR
- Privates from 13 EUR
| Important: All prices are prices per person, night and bed. For a single use of a double room you have to pay the price multiplicated with two, etc. |
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- Check in from 11:10
- Check out till 11:00
- Airport transfer
- 24h reception
- 24h security
Key card access
- Tax included
- Tours desk
- Internet access
Free of charge
Web Access in lobby
WiFi in lobby
WiFi in room
- Guest kitchen
- Common room
Library
TV
DVD
- Board games
- Bar
- Linen include
- Towels for free
- Security lockers
- Air conditioning
- Hairdryer
- Washing machine
- Dryer
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Sauna
- Food store distance: 150 meter
- Luggage storage
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TIU Kiev Backpackers is your hostel in the city center, just 300 meters away from the EURO 2012 stadium. The hostel is the only hostel with a traditional Ukrainian sauna and with regular pubcrawls.
Important: Offers a 'AK 47 gun shooting tour Ukraine'.
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| Booking: You can make a secure and confirmed online booking by our partner HostelBookers.com
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| September, 2011 |
| Sehr zu empfehlen. Sauber, Zentral und witzig. Sehr Hilfreich. Wir haben uns hier sehr wohl gefühlt. Verry good. Clean, central an funny. |
| Wolfgang, Germany, Male [+45 y.o.] |
| September, 2011 |
| I was thoroughly satisfied with the quality and care that goes into the running of this hostel. From the get go, that is, by itself, the hostel is in a great location. Located just a 5 minute walk from Kreschatik street and a mere 1 minute walk from the Tolstoho Ploscha metro station, it is great for the traveler. In a city like Kyiv, where the street signs are invisible and cars make the streets a virtual no mans land, the proximity to the metro station made it easy to find and come back to. It is close to a McDonald's, which is open 24 hours and a few 24 hour supermarkets. On first entering the hostel I noticed how clean and well organized it was. The hostel hostesses Anna/Marina do a great job of making the hostel an enjoyable place to live in. Although it was small, this was extremely beneficial to getting to know fellow travelers and in turn enrich my traveling experience. The kitchen is very good and the table is mid sized. I had some excellent curry made in the kitchen by fellow hosteller, Roger, and it was a reflection of the myriad of appliances and cooking tools available. Down the hall was the common room. which featured two chairs, a comfy couch and a big screen television and a computer that travelers could use. After a day of sight seeing and walking, I found this room was a good place to chill and talk. As for the toilet and shower facilities, I found them to be good and very clean/well maintained. The dorm room is also comfortable. the beds are soft and the bunk beds firm and well put together. The sheets were clean and as I have seen with my own eyes, the sheets are washed and tumble dried before the next traveler. Probably one of the best features of the hostel was the staff. They put a lot of work into assuring a fucking brilliant time in Kiev. The owner, Joachim, brings all guests to the Hospital Bar, and you mustn't turn this down. He knows the place well and after a night there, you will agree with his claim that it is the best bar from Berlin to Vladivostok. He directed me to a 3 hour walking tour of Kiev, which allowed me to see 70 percent of what Kiev had to offer for day sights. He knows the city well, and so do the other staff. My trip was saved by their knowledge of the confusing train ticket system and they can help you figure it out. Besides staff help, they provided a library of free literature - including maps and guide books for private perusal, a great aid in planning out the rest of the trip. Overall, this hostel is the best I have been to so far and I will definitely come back when I can, even if it's out of the way. |
| Ryan, Canada, Male [18 y.o.] |
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