The Krai Museum of Fine Art sits in Stavropol's compact centre, where the practical question isn't if you can walk — it's how little walking you want to do. Every verified option on this list sits within 600 metres, which means the museum is never more than a 6-minute stroll from your door. Check what's open and at what price near Krai Museum of Fine Art before you commit, since the trade-off between a 3-minute walk and a 6-minute walk is usually measured in rubles, not time.
The lodging picture here is unusually tight. All eight verified properties cluster within 0.6 km of the museum, and the price spread is narrow enough that distance — not budget — should drive your decision. You're choosing between a 3-minute walk and a 6-minute walk, and the difference is often just a few hundred rubles a night.
Azimut Hotel Stavropol 4*
At 0.4 km (a 5-minute walk), this is the only 4-star property within striking distance, and its location score of 9.9/10 from guests reflects that. Reviewers specifically praise the breakfast and the T-Bone restaurant, with cleanliness at 9.3/10 — though one guest noted the room's interior design felt dated. You're paying for the star rating and the address, and for most travellers that trade-off works.
Business Continent Hotel
Closer than the Azimut at 0.3 km (roughly 3 minutes on foot), this one earns its spot on location alone — guests rate it 9.0/10 for position. One reviewer's first-night khachapuri apparently made an impression, and the only criticism on record is "Nothing." The value score sits at 5.5/10, so expect to pay a slight premium for the proximity.
Central Inn Conference Hotel
The 3-star at 0.5 km (6 minutes) is the value pick of the cluster, with guests scoring value at 9.4/10 and cleanliness at 9.8/10 — the highest of any property here. A reviewer praised the restaurant, which matters when you're this close to the museum and want dinner without another walk. It's the rare case where the cheaper option also gets better cleanliness scores.
Hostel Romanov
At 0.4 km (4 minutes), this is the budget play for solo travellers who'd rather spend on the museum's exhibitions than on a bed. No star rating, no frills, but the location puts you squarely between the museum and the city's main drag. Skip it if you need quiet; embrace it if you just need a pillow.
The museum sits in Stavropol's walkable core, so your arrival strategy matters more than your hotel choice. If you're coming by train, the station is a short taxi ride away — budget 10 minutes and roughly 150 rubles. For a deeper look at the museum's collection and building history, Stavropol's Wikipedia entry covers the city's cultural context, and Lonely Planet's Stavropol page offers practical orientation. The museum itself is a 6-minute walk from the farthest hotel on this list, so you'll be there before your coffee cools.
What guests actually say
- Azimut Hotel Stavropol 4* — most often praised for Beautiful city, great nature and history and Amazing breakfast and T-Bone restaurant (across 10 recent reviews).
Worth a detour
- Lenin Square — Historical Site, 0.0 km away
- Stavropol State History Museum — Museum, 0.1 km away
- Dinamo Stadium — Arena / Stadium, 0.2 km away
- Museum of the History of the Cossacks — Museum, 0.2 km away
- Central Park of Culture and Leisure of the city of Stavropol — Park, 0.3 km away
- Lermontov Drama Theater — Theater, 0.3 km away
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