The prestigious four-star Dnipro Hotel is conveniently located in Kreshchatik Street, in the very center of Kiev with its variety of government offices, tourist attractions, shops and business centers. There is no point in describing the Kreshchatik: the fact that it is the main street of the city speaks for itself.
Some of the guestrooms look out on the picturesque Dnepr, or Dnieper, River, the hotel has been named after. Longstanding traditions of hospitality, an extensive list of facilities and high standard of services have made the Dnipro Hotel popular among business and leisure travelers.
The hotel offers easy access to main city airports by bus or by taxi. Borispol International Airport is located 40 km away from the hotel and Municipal Airport Kiev is 14 km from the hotel.
One can easily get to the Central Railway Station, which is 5 km from the Dnipro, by public transport. If you take a taxi, it will take you no more than 10-20 minutes.
The popular Kiev River Boat Station is situated 1 km from the hotel. It means that a 15 minutes pleasant work along the most beautiful streets of the city, Vladimirsky Spusk and Pochtovaya Street, will get you there.
The nearest metro station is Maidan Nezalezhnosty, or Independence Square, located 100 meters from the hotel.
Many tourist attractions and places of cultural interest like the Mariinsky Palace, the Sophia Cathedral, Kiev-Pecherskaya Lavra, and others are just minutes from the hotel. Classical music lovers can visit splendid concerts held in the National Philharmonic Hall of Ukraine (situated nearby), the State Conservatory and the Ukrainian House. Those who are interested in fine arts will definitely visit the National Art Museum that treasures unique collections of Ukrainian and foreign fine art. Some of the hotel rooms look out on a splendid park, which is a favorite walking place of citizens and guests of Kiev.
The hotel is conveniently situated near many shopping venues including the Metrograd, a huge commercial center, situated in the underground area between Besarabska Square and Lev Tolstoy Square, a new commercial center Globus and the central department store of Kiev.