8 Hostels in Moscow
How to wake up with a view of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior? How to spend around $20 for overnight stay? Where to find a bike rental and some freshly brewed coffee? BG has chosen 8 most notable Moscow hostels
 3rd floor, building 6, 7/4 Luchnikov Pereulok (side-street) Bed in a 6-person dorm: 800 roubles |
Day&NightA small and quiet hostel in beige colours, taking up a three-room apartment in a 19th century block. According to the owners, french governesses lived here in the early 20th century, and five years ago, there was a brothel on the top floor. The Day & Night lounge room is much more conducive to interaction than some alone-time on the internet, which is important for a hostel. There are books on the shelves under the TV, as well as board games. The rooms have rugs, clothes hangers, reading chairs and mirrors. There's only one bathroom, so there might be a bit of a line-up in the morning. Day & Night is not great value if you're only staying one night — the price shoots up to 1,000 roubles for four- and six- person dorms, and 2,600 roubles for doubles. Pets are welcome. |
