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Living room in my 2-room apartment near Voykovskaya metro stop is available during a year. More info
Moscow prices driving you to bankruptcy? Constant noise getting on your nerves? Consider Uncle Pasha's dacha near Staritsa, Tver region, between Moscow & St. Petersburg. Quiet and tranquil. Horses as the main means of transportation. Local organically grown food. $40 covers it all, self-serve style, and $60 makes you a VIP client entitled to prepared meals, riding lessons, and cheerful attitude from your normally grouchy host. See www.russian-horse-rides.com and www.staritsa.infoACCOMMODATION SEARCH ASSISTANCE
Tell me what you ideally require: size, budget, how many people need to be accommodated, location, and, since you can't have it all at once and cheap, your priorities. Don't hesitate to alert me of any special requirements, eg. low noise tolerance, allergies, physical disability etc. I will then make a round of calls on your behalf, tell you what's available, help you in making your choice, and make a reservation on your behalf.
In many cases this service is "free" unless a lot of calls and correspondence.
I'm personally familiar with 30 private apartments (and I'm updating my apartments list to give you more choice), and most of Moscow's hotels. Just ask me now.
I highly recommend to rent an apartment in the city centre. It's much cheaper ($90-140/night) than central hotels. Close to sights, eating places, good supermarkets, banks, night life etc than budget hotels. And much homy and comfortable imho.
If you want to safe money and be closer to real Russian life there are homestay options and rooms for rent near the city center. The common price is $40-60/night.
If you prefer hotels please find and book something suitable for you here Hotels in Russia, Moscow
They offer also many hotels all over Russia and ex-USSR.Last minute requests for assistance are something to be avoided but we promise to do our best. You will not be left out on the street. Nor forced to check into $300-500/night hotel.
Note that Uncle Pasha can accommodate you at his dacha in Staritsa, Tver region. A mere $50 contribution to the cost of keeping the household afloat gives you a roof over your head, food, and even a horse to ride.
Accommodation offers in towns between Moscow and St. Petersburg are being added to www.staritsa.info. Lots already collected on Tver. The Golden Ring hotels and homestays will be added there very soon.
For accommodation in Saint-Petersburg please contact my friend and partner Tatiana Hotina. Please look at her website www.russianadventure.com to find a lot of information about this amazing city.
I can recommend you some accommodation in Siberia. Please look at Tomsk apartment and ask for more contacts in Siberia: Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Ulan-Ude etc.
Yes, we can assist you in transferring a deposit to the landlord too.
rusgirlfriday [at] yandex [dot] ru
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For Muscovites:
Have a spare room? Need English conversation practice? A few bucks too? I am getting lots of inquiries about
room rental. It doesn't need to be fancy, just clean and quiet. Let me know if
you got anything.
Uncle Pasha's apartment. On the canal across Red Square with window facing the canal, fast internet, TV with international channels, air conditioning, view.. $120US/night, $700/week, $2000/month. Cleaning and other services on request. Invitation and registration available. The apartment is set-up as a home office and will suit a businessman or a researcher looking for convenience and efficiency without extravagance. ==>>