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Sotka 7 By Bomba - Russia
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Sotka 7 By Bomba

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This gable apartment in Nurmes, North Karelia, is situated adjacent to the Bomba area, offering immediate access to attractions and is a 90-meter walk to Lake Pielinen's shores, with a child-friendly beach 190 meters away.
This recently renovated dwelling accommodates up to four guests, featuring a kitchen, bathroom, one bedroom, and a terrace, with carport parking available and close proximity to Bomba Spa and Nurmes town centre, 2.7 kilometers distant.
Lahdeke - Russia
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Lahdeke

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This wooden cabin is located in Leppävirta, Northern Savonia, 45 kilometres north of Varkaus, directly on the shores of Lake Koirus.
This family-friendly holiday home offers accommodation for up to five guests across two bedrooms and a living room with a sofa bed, featuring direct lake access with a private pier and rowing boat, a wood-burning sauna, and bicycles and canoes available for rent.
Point Vale 1 As 9 - Russia
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Point Vale 1 As 9

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This modern holiday home, located at Klubitie 5 in Nilsiä, Northern Savonia, offers a prime position in Tahko centre, 65 kilometres northeast of Kuopio, with Lake Syväri situated 500 metres away and a public shore accessible at 1.5 kilometres.
This 55 square metre apartment, including a 15 square metre loft, accommodates up to six guests and features an electric heating sauna and a balcony, with the Golf-club and Tahko Spa nearby.
Matruusin Majakka - Russia
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Matruusin Majakka

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This log cabin, located on the shores of Lake Suuri-Onkamo, is situated 45 kilometres south of Joensuu in North Karelia, Finland.
The property accommodates up to six guests and features a private sauna, a summer kitchen with a wood-burning stove, and direct lake access with two rowboats, with an optional hot tub available for an additional fee.

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Frequently asked questions about hotels in Russia

  • What are the best landmarks to visit in Russia?

    For iconic landmarks, the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow are essential. St Basil's Cathedral's colourful domes are unforgettable. In St Petersburg, the Hermitage Museum, Peter and Paul Fortress, and the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood are must-sees. Further afield, the stunning architecture of Kazan Kremlin and the fairytale beauty of the Kizhi Pogost wooden church complex are breathtaking.
  • What are the most popular 2, 3 and 4-star hotels in Russia?

    Among 2, 3 and 4-star hotels in Russia, Legenda Hotel, Pokrovka 6 Hotel and Volgskaya Riviera Hotel are the most popular ones.

  • What are some must-do activities in Russia?

    A metro ride in Moscow or St Petersburg is a unique experience, showcasing stunning architecture underground. Taking a stroll along Nevsky Prospekt in St Petersburg is a classic. Consider a visit to a traditional Russian Banya (sauna) for a cultural experience. Exploring the many palaces and cathedrals is a must, and for a different perspective, a river cruise on the Volga or Neva is highly recommended.
  • What are the best luxury hotels in Russia?

    Marsel Hotel, Hotel Old Town and Belmond Grand Hotel Europe are among the best luxury hotels in Russia.

  • When is the ideal time to visit Russia?

    The best time to visit is during the shoulder seasons – May-June and September-October. You'll find pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and potentially lower prices than the peak summer months. Winter (November-April) offers a unique experience, especially in cities like St Petersburg, but be prepared for cold weather and shorter days.
  • What are the best family friendly hotels in Russia?

    The best family friendly hotels in Russia are Sberbank Corporate Center, Marsel Hotel and Premyer Hotel.

  • Which regions or areas are best for spending a week in Russia?

    A week allows for a good exploration of either Moscow and St Petersburg, focusing on the cities' many museums, historical sites, and cultural attractions. Alternatively, a Golden Ring tour, encompassing several ancient towns, offers a different perspective on Russian history and culture. For a nature-focused trip, consider Lake Baikal.
  • What are the best pet friendly hotels in Russia?

    The best pet friendly hotels in Russia are Hotel Old Town, Belmond Grand Hotel Europe and Arka Hotel By Ginza Project.

  • Which parts of Russia are perfect for a weekend getaway?

    Moscow or St Petersburg are ideal for a long weekend. Both cities boast a wealth of attractions easily accessible within a short time frame. You could focus on a specific area of interest within each city, like the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow or the Hermitage and Nevsky Prospekt in St Petersburg.
  • What are the best hotels with jacuzzi in Russia?

    Sberbank Corporate Center, Volgskaya Riviera Hotel and Azimut Hotel Kaluga are the best hotels with a jacuzzi in Russia.

  • Is renting a car recommended for exploring Russia?

    Renting a car is generally not recommended for exploring major cities due to traffic and limited parking. Public transport is efficient and affordable. However, for exploring areas outside major cities, a rental car might be necessary, but international driving permits are required, and road conditions can vary significantly.
  • What are the best hotels with a swimming pool in Russia?

    Sberbank Corporate Center, Hilton Garden Inn Novorossiysk and Volga Premium Hotel are among the best hotels with a swimming pool in Russia.

  • Are credit cards widely accepted in Russia?

    Credit card acceptance is improving but remains less widespread than in many Western countries. It's advisable to carry some cash, especially in smaller towns and rural areas. Larger cities and tourist areas are more likely to accept international credit cards, but it's always best to have a backup plan.
  • What are the largest airports in Russia?

    Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) and Domodedovo International Airport (DME) serve Moscow, while Pulkovo Airport (LED) serves St Petersburg. These are the largest and busiest airports in the country.
  • Are there any unwritten rules of behaviour visitors should know about in Russia?

    It's considered polite to remove your shoes when entering someone's home. Toasting with vodka is a common social custom. Direct eye contact is generally expected, and it's polite to offer a firm handshake when greeting someone. Being punctual is important for meetings and appointments.
  • What local specialities should you try in Russia?

    Borscht (beetroot soup), Pelmeni (dumplings), Pirozhki (baked pastries), Olivier Salad (a potato salad), and Blini (thin pancakes) are all popular dishes. Try some Kvass (a fermented beverage) or Medovukha (honey wine) for a taste of local drinks.
  • Where are the best shopping spots in Russia?

    Moscow's GUM department store is a landmark shopping destination. St Petersburg offers a range of boutiques and shopping malls along Nevsky Prospekt. For souvenirs and local crafts, explore smaller markets and shops in various cities.
  • What signature events or festivals take place in Russia?

    Maslenitsa (Shrovetide) is a vibrant pre-Lenten festival with pancake feasts and celebrations. Victory Day (9 May) commemorates the end of World War II. City Day celebrations occur in various cities throughout the year.
  • What’s the best place in Russia for mild and comfortable weather?

    The Black Sea coast in the south, particularly Sochi and the surrounding areas, generally offers the warmest and most comfortable weather, particularly during the summer months.
  • What are the most common travel mistakes tourists make in Russia?

    Not exchanging currency beforehand, relying solely on credit cards, not learning basic Russian phrases, and underestimating the distances between locations are common mistakes. Also, failing to obtain the necessary visa in advance is a significant issue.
  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Russia?

    The Solovetsky Islands in the White Sea offer stunning natural beauty and historical significance. The city of Suzdal, part of the Golden Ring, retains its charming medieval architecture. Lake Baikal offers unparalleled natural beauty and opportunities for hiking and exploring.
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