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Lounges at Boryspil Airport
Dear vacationers! Interested in lounges at the airport. Are there conditions for sleeping there? Check-in for the flight at 4.30 am departure at 7.00. We arrive from Uzhgorod to Kyiv in the afternoon at 16.00. We thought to take a room for a couple of hours in hotels near the airport, but the prices are biting. We are precious. Tell me, at the airport itself, is it possible to take a nap for a more affordable price? The question is probably not for the Kievskys, since they do not need it. Although I would be glad for the responsiveness of anyone. Thanks :)
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On the airport website - just this: http://kbp.aero/passenger-services/hotels/
You can also take a nap in Kyiv, somewhere not far from the train station, since buses to the airport run around the clock. As an option - a hotel or a rented apartment that suits your price in the area of Kharkovskaya-Borispolskaya metro stations, from there it is much cheaper by taxi.
You can also take a nap in Kyiv, somewhere not far from the train station, since buses to the airport run around the clock. As an option - a hotel or a rented apartment that suits your price in the area of Kharkovskaya-Borispolskaya metro stations, from there it is much cheaper by taxi.
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answered 12 years ago
Why do you need a taxi if the Polet bus goes from the station? Taxi will gobble up all the savings on the room :)
There are rooms for rest at the airport. But those with beds and showers will also be expensive, and those that are more economical will sit in the common room. If we are talking about terminal F, then there are very few places to sit in ordinary waiting rooms; the hall is not designed for overnight stays.
There are rooms for rest at the airport. But those with beds and showers will also be expensive, and those that are more economical will sit in the common room. If we are talking about terminal F, then there are very few places to sit in ordinary waiting rooms; the hall is not designed for overnight stays.
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answered 12 years ago
I would think about resting at the railway station. There are certainly rest rooms there, and at night I will leave for Boryspil.
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answered 12 years ago
And it's better at the South Station, closer to Polet there.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you. I also think it might be better. And "Polyot" is these most famous skybuses?
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answered 12 years ago
Just not at the station. At night, you can not find a free place to sit down, a lot of homeless people. At the airport, the public is more decent. Terminal B has more seating than F. You can also wait in Terminal D, but if you fly out of it, as it is further away from B and F.
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answered 12 years ago
We are interested in paid rest rooms, not common ones where those very homeless people can sit.
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answered 12 years ago
And who told you that on the railway. there are no paid rest rooms at the station? I wouldn’t bother with Boryspil, but I would come there to check in for the plane. All this can be found out by going to the station’s website, maybe you can buy seats online. Of course, I’m not sure about the latter, It's still not Europe.
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answered 12 years ago
Indeed, at the South Station there are paid waiting rooms, there are rooms with a shower, it is best to wait there. And come to the airport on Sky-basses for registration.
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answered 12 years ago
There are two types of mini-hotels at the South Railway Station, which are located in different wings of the building. The rooms are not much different - a shower and a toilet in a common corridor. Prices are biting here and there. From 120 gr per person. two will literally be 150-200 gr.
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answered 12 years ago