Name: MK Sholk
Address: Ulitsa Sovetskaya 29 Kostroma 156000,Ulitsa Sovetskaya, Kostroma, Kostroma, Kostroma, 156000, Russia
Rating: 9

Air conditioning

24-hour reception

Smoking areas

Heating

Television in lobby

Private check-in/check-out

General

Non-smoking rooms

Room service

Family room

Cable TV

Rooms

Ironing

Laundry

Safe-deposit box

Services and amenities

Common kitchen

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Parking

Event facilities

Fax and copy machine

Business

Location

At the hotel

Room amenities

Cheese Museum

Central park

Kostroma Gostiny Dvor

Fire Tower

Museum of Nature of the Kostroma Region

Kostroma State Circus

Epiphany Cathedral

Terem Snegurochki

Ipatyev Monastery

Sokerkino Airport

Yaroslavl (Tunoshna) International Airport

Strelka

Uspenskiy Kafedral'nyy Sobor

Volga-Promenade and Pavilion

Yaroslavl Art Museum

Damanskiy Island

Church of Elijah the Prophet

Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral

Jubilee Park

Svyato-Vvedenskiy Tolgskiy Zhenskiy Monastyr'

Arena 2000

Petropavlovskiy Park

MK Sholk

Kostroma

The hotel has only 4 rooms, new furniture is clean, cozy, the price includes a modest breakfast. It is close to the center, but quiet enough. The three-bedroom is not tight. Among the disadvantages: uneven supply of hot water in the shower from the water heater, the toilet was almost empty roll of toilet paper, even after cleaning the new roll did not appear, had to ask.

It's nice, sweet, family friendly.

It's a nice little hotel. It's right in the city centre, five minutes' walk to the central square. There are plenty of cafes nearby where you can eat tasty and cheap. Nice room, good furniture, air conditioning.

A journey through the golden ring

A nice little hotel right in the middle of the city, a good price-to-quality ratio, nice staff, excellent service, delicious breakfasts. The rooms have everything you need, a big double bed, a closet, a big bathroom.

Hotel in the center

Unusual type of the hotel in Russia - small (just 4 rooms), comfortable, and quiet it occupies a historical building close to city center. In Europe this one would be a family-run B&B, but here in Kostroma Mush is going to expand. Hopefully they will not replace tiny details of existing interior with gaudy plastics. At the moment old wooden doors are especially beautiful. Nice stylish furniture in our room and in dining room - looks like it would fit any Park Lane hotel easily. We stayed with a kid - in the room she nestled on a folding sofa - its mechanics were broken a bit but still safe enough to accommodate a small girl. Our bed (queen size) was comfortable, extra pillows were provided on demand. Pity there was no minibar in the room but we could use a fridge in the kitchen downstairs. When entering the room you get to a small antechamber with an armchair (too large to fit this small hall, but comfry) and a coat rack. Then you can walk to a living room through the nice folding doors or get to the bathroom and loo (separated). The bathroom is enormous in size and looks empty even with a large bath - would be better to place there sort of a bench and even shower cabin. The hot water comes from a boiler and there  was a problem with it - the water temperature comes down literally in few minutes, so there is not enough hot water to take a bath and after you have shower someone else has to wait to do so until the water is warmed up. Anyway, it was clean and warm and we were not business travelers - no lack of time to wait. To sign off the list of technical failures would say there was no wi-fi (!), even paid, and the TV set was very ancient (no satellite of course) with remote control not working. But we aren't  TV fans, so no worries. But breakfast was a real fail for the place. Even with 11 or 12 breakfast menu lists offered in fact you have no choice as the only difference is a main course while all other remains the same - unpleasant artificial juice, no real coffee and unsavoury porridge. Mush has no own restaurant so they order catered breakfast - it really does make sense to consider another provider. But that was the only negative experience with the hotel while the staff was always friendly and helpful. We were allowed to use the inner yard for parking and use the fridge to store a big-big fish we bought on our trip.

low-key, warm and tranquil

The hotel is very pleasant. super-lucky location: from the train station by trolleybus number 2.3 or 7 to go5 stops. The hotel is near the bus stop. From the Moscow train, which arrives at 5.34, somewhere at 6.10 were already in the room. From the hotel to the skovrodka (town center) 5-7 minutes on foot. In the hotel 4 rooms: 2 by 2 and 3 floors. In the rooms 21 and 31 the bathroom does not enter the room, but a separate entrance (neighbor with the door number), i.e. you have to look out of the room, but given the number it is not very tense, we have not met our neighbors at the kitchen table at all.

It's very comfortable.

Always nice and polite staff. Always took a room that is considered a luxury, but in fact it is a renovated and former apartment, maybe a communal, since the house used to be residential. The feeling is always that you are in the hotel alone (I really didn't meet any of the guests there).

MK Sholk

Main amenities of the hotel

Location

Available rooms

Location

Description of the hotel

What other amenities are there?

Policies

Check-in terms and conditions

Additional information

Payment