Hotel Nivki

I stayed in standard single with private bath. The room and hotel in general were very clean. There was no hair dryer, but there was a tea kettle, mug and tea. WiFi was excellent. My only complaints are that there was no lamp on my bed table and the electrical outlet for my computer was not in a convenient place. I would stay here again.

Booking this room was a great choice. I had the cutest single room that reminded me of the Zepher car that I slept in on the train. There was a restaurant on the 2nd floor open 7-2300/room service. Great food, local shopping nearby, and a really nice park next to the hotel where I took my WOK take-out, my EReader, blanket and relaxed under the trees. Clean, comfortable and nice people

Allowed me to check in early and store my luggage. Close to metro within 10 minute walk. Nice location near the American embassy.

Middle of no way I booked for junior sweet the room extremely small and extremely small bathroom coffee and shampoo and bathroom gel after finish never been replaced I will not raccomandazine anyone to use this hotel also in the morning there is lots of building noise and on the ground floor you can see lots of building dusts

Really a bad experience. Rooms uncomfortable with rock hard beds. Staff is ambivalent. Nothing in walking distance besides a super market. Really disappointed. Don't understand how this place stays open.

This is a very small hotel in an area of Kiev where there is nothing around. The metro is at least a mile away and there are no restaurants or anything within walking distance. You either need to have a car or use Uber to do anything in the city itself. Über one way is around $4 so it is not expensive, but it does add up quickly. Very little of the staff speaks any English at all so if you are going to stay, make sure you download Google translator. You are definitely going to need it. The people that stay at this particular hotel like to have their car alarms go off during all times of the day and night and argue outside the hotel at 3 am. It’s like living in New York but with trees!