Dzen Hostel

It feels more like a poshtel than a hostel, with really good conditions and lovely people. The city center is only 5 minutes away. Highly recommend! 🫶🏻🤍

I really like the concept, the cleanliness, and the general atmosphere here. My only suggestion would be to make the sauna open to the public and add massage services.

Getting to the bus station and city center on foot is easy, and the location is great. This is one of the nicest hostels I've stayed in. The dorm beds each have a plug, reading light, and curtain, and there's a good kitchen and a small work area. The whole place is very clean and has hotel facilities. Staff were friendly, though they didn't know much English, which wasn't a big deal for me. I'd definitely recommend it.

The sauna is included in the price, as long as you book it ahead, and the staff were all so polite and friendly. I even got a complimentary hotel gift at checkout. My room was spacious and nicely decorated, with everything I needed, including a coffee machine and sewing kit. It's near the center, though getting to public transport means a 20-minute walk to the nearest bus stop. Breakfast was the big letdown. For 35 rubles, just over 10 euros, it looked worse than what I've had in state-run hotels, and tasted worse too. The hotel itself is great, but I'd get breakfast somewhere else.