222 beds in 61 rooms
ABOUT US
The "Podmoskovye" Hostel is located in the very heart of Kaliningrad, in the building of the historical architectural monument of the Moscow Hotel, hence its name. The main cultural attractions of the western resort are located nearby. And nearby is the elite old district of Amalienau, famous for the mansions and villas of the former Königsberg.

The hostel is one of the largest in the area and offers accommodation for more than 222 guests in various categories. In addition to comfortable rooms, the hostel has public areas, a kitchen and its own library. The carefully selected interior creates an atmosphere of home comfort. Hostel "Podmoskovye" offers a wide range of services to make each guest's stay unforgettable and enjoyable.

Welcome!
ROOMS
from 6000
1 night / 2 guests
19 m²
up 2 plp
Cozy quadruple room with queen size beds and private bathroom
DOUBLE STANDART
from 7500
1 night / 3 guests
21 m²
up 3 plp
TRIPLE STANDART
Cozy quadruple room with 3 bunk beds and private bathroom
from 5500
1 night / 2 guests
15 m²
up 3 plp
TWIN ECONOM
Cozy quadruple room with 2 bunk beds and private bathroom
from 6000
1 night / 2 guests
18 m²
up 2 plp
TWIN STANDART
Cozy quadruple room with bunk beds and private bathroom
5 reasons to stay with us
City center
Variety of categories
All kinds
leisure
Kitchen
Huge library
Kaliningrad
Kaliningrad regularly hosts a variety of musical events, including international ones: the organ competition named after. M. Tariverdieva, jazz festival "Kaliningrad City Jazz", rock festival "Kaliningrad In Rock" and many others. Every autumn the Baltic Seasons art festival takes place - theater troupes from all over Russia present their best performances.

For a long time, Kaliningrad belonged to Germany. The history of the city began in 1255, when the knights of the Teutonic Order founded a fortress on a hill and named it Königsberg (Royal Mountain). The city first passed to Russia in 1758, after the victory in the Seven Years' War. However, in 1762 the lands were returned to the Kingdom of Prussia. Koenigsberg again became Russian in 1946, when, after the end of World War II, part of German territory was transferred to the USSR. At the same time, a new name appeared - Kaliningrad, in honor of the Soviet party leader Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin.


Kaliningrad, Mira Ave., 19/21, Kaliningrad region, 236022
8(4012)35-45-35