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9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (4 reviews)
"Very nice and clean hostel with modern features in the heart of the city! Excellent location close to everything (a few min walk to the nearest metro station "Arkhitektora Beketova", 10 min walk to the Opera House and Schevchenko Park, there are also a few fast food restaurants including McDonald's nearby). The hostel staff was friendly and helpful and the price per night was very reasonable! I've stayed at many hostels in Europe and Asia and this one is one of the best!"
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8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (4 reviews)
"The location is really great - quiet yard not far from the city center. The price is a bargain. The hotel used to be a cool place once. Now it’s not maintained properly. I did not have room service for 3 days, shower knob is broken and nobody cares. And they actually do not serve breakfast there."
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Kulikovskiy Hotel
Kulikivska street Kharkiv Kharkiv
The price is 1.078.338 ₫ per night from 15 Jan to 16 Jan
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Freedom Square anchors Ukraine's second-largest city with its impressive Derzhprom building and vibrant cultural scene. Explore Gorky Park's rides and gardens, then visit the moving Memorial to the Victims of Totalitarianism where locals honour their history.
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