Hotels in de buurt van Polytechnisch Staatsmuseum (Kiev)

'Prettig, schoon, modern hotel op een super centrale locatie. Lekker ontbijt! En alles voor een prima prijs.'

'Geweldig relax verzorgd hotel met alles erop en eraan. Dichtbij de stad. Neem bus of taxi. Supermarkt aan de overkant. Wijn en andere lekkernijen op de kamer. Djoy'

'Ruime kamer, goed ontbijt, goede ligging. Tapijt in de kamers vind ik minder goed'

'Great Hilton hotel, not my first time at this hotel and I will come back. Wonderful Beds and the shower is perfect! '

'Everything was amazing! Friendly, every desire was fulfilled.'

'No electricity!!! I understand its war time and it might happen, but Hotels usually have generator, or at least let us know before, and allow to cancel, let me find a warm hotel. Woke up freezing cold!!!'

'Very communicative: prompt answer due to last minute booking and needing shuttle service. In English :) Pickup middle of the night at airport but driver was there right in front of arrivals. Spacious room with coffee facilities :) Possibility to open a window (as hotel rooms mostly are too hot) and great choice in breakfast ( room service due to Covid) and good coffee. And super located, between all points of interest and a square with lots of food places. Can recommend...'

'Great apartment, spacious, large living room, bed room, kitchen, bath room. Very clean. Great location near metrostation. In the street of the hotel are restaurants, shops.'

'Heel erg mooi en nieuwe allemaal. Alles is van hoe kwaliteit van eten tot service tot accommodatie.'

'super hotel in good area'

'Vriendelijk personeel, schone kamers. Wel veel gebruikt voor 1-uurs arrangementen van naastgelegen Men's club. S nachts wat onrust daardoor.'

' Large hotel with international clientele. Room was spacious and had good amenities. Good household-staff. They are next to a high-end shopping-mall (including an enormous supermarket) and at walking distance of the centre of Kyiv. Breakfast was rather complicated as there were not enough seats. Everything (& I mean everything) was pre-packed. I don't know whether this is standard or if it has a connection with COVID. '