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Beautiful 1 room apartment in the center of Kiev. 10 minutes to the street. Khreschatyk. There is all necessary for 2 people in total comfort.
What guests are saying:“The apartment is exactly as described and absolutely 5 stars worth. We didn't meet Valentin, but his outstandingly friendly morher waited for us late at night and checked us in. The location is perfect, as you have a supermarket few minutes away and walking to the city center is easy and fast. We loved the appartment's view over the main street and it's great furniture. Overall, I would absolutely recommend the flat and would book it again for my next trip to Kyiv :)”
Dear guests welcome to my cozy apartm with 2rooms Free WiFi 2min Olimp Stadium 10-15min a walk famous steet Kreschatik ,Maydan Nesaleznosty 7min a walk metro Lva Tolstogo and Palac Sporta Arena Pinchuk art centre malls Mandarine placa and Guliver
What guests are saying:“This is a very nice apartment located on the 4th floor, no elevator. It is located just about 2 to 3 kilometers from St. Sophia's Cathedral, the National Oprea House, the Golden Gate, the Glass Bridge, awesome parks. And more. I highly recommend to others, and I would be interestedin renting occasionally again also.”
SUPERHOSTEntire apartment · 2 guests · 1 bed · 1 bathHistoric Building Apartment Overlooking Independence SquareSpread out in an expansive living area made to feel bigger still by the high reflective ceiling. Natural colors blend with luxuries like a glass-topped table and electric fireplace, while each bedroom offers both a TV and mirrored built-in wardrobe.
What guests are saying:“A really nice apartment in a great central location. We spent 3 weeks there and felt at home. Really big living room area and well designed and comfortable. Good quality furniture. It was nice to sit on the balcony in the sun and in the evening, and observe the never-a-dull-moment Maidan square.”
