Sherborne ApartHotel

The location made it easy to reach Kiev's main sights, and the apartment felt like home. We paid a comparatively low price and got a lot for it: a huge bedroom, a big living room, and kitchen appliances. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well maintained. Just be aware that the facade doesn't match the Google Maps picture. It's a yellow building among other residential buildings in the lane.

I liked that it felt like having my own apartment, with plenty of space, a small kitchen, and two balconies. It was nice, though not luxurious, which suited me. The place had what I needed, and there was good parking right outside. It's close to the city center, in a slightly quieter part of Kiev.

The two-bedroom apartment was huge, with large bedrooms and a compact kitchen that worked perfectly well, plus a dining table. A supermarket is just around the corner, and there are plenty of good restaurants nearby. It's a short walk to the closest metro. We also took the bus once, and the cave monasteries are easy to reach on foot. A great choice for a stay in underrated Kiev.

Marina was so kind and helpful throughout our stay, always easy to approach with questions and checking that we were satisfied. The basement room was our favorite for its space, stronger Wi-Fi than rooms #4 and #6, and very comfortable bed with memory foam pillows and topper. Its drawbacks were a loud water pump when using water or flushing, and a frying pan that made food stick no matter how much oil we used. The upper floor rooms had inconsistent Wi-Fi, and the bathtub in room #6 drained slowly. They did have a larger fridge and gas stove, compared with the basement room's smaller fridge and conduction stove. We stayed several weeks at Sherborne Hotel, and it's a fantastic option to consider in Kiev.