This was my first hotel in Kiev back in 2004, and I've stayed there a couple of times since. The best room were on the top floors (10th) since they were recently renovated. I've stayed in a two room suite and also a single size room. Once I had a merely ok room on the 6th floor and was disappointed... more

Stayed here in 2006, and twice in 2008. Dnipro has a great location. I visited Kiev for construction exhibition in May with my colleges. The prices are normal for Kiev. Around 130 USD/night. Not the best choice comparing quality with Premier Palace or Hyatt but an average hotel with a nearly 3 times lower price. more

We stayed here for 4 nights over a long weekend. The only thing going for this hotel is its location which is great for business or sight seeing. Staying here is like going back to the Soviet era. The rooms (and we saw many of them) are ghastly: small, old fashioned and uncomfortable. We disliked ours so much we asked... more

The nice thing about the Dnipro hotel is the location. That being said, the rooms are tiny and very expensive. From what I could gather hotels in general are expensive in Kiev . Other than that I agree 100% with Marie060's review on August 27th. (I must have been there at the same time). Yes, it did seem that everyone... more

We stayed at the Dnipro for the first two nights of a week-long visit to Ukraine, travelling with my partner and her mother (her cousin was also supposed to there, but was stuck in Houston due to some guy called Ike). Given the previous reviews on this site, I was hesistant about making the booking, but the Hyatt, Radisson etc... more

U.S. Visitor My daughter and I just returned from a three day stay at the Dnipro over Ukraine's Independence three day holiday weekend. First the good- the location of the Dnipro puts you at the end of Khreschatyk Street putting you within walking distance of Independence Square, restaurants, shopping, and tourist sites. Its even a down hill walk to the... more

This large hotel is right in the centre of Kiev. I was staying there on a business trip. On my last trip to Ukraine I stayed at the charming little Sunflower Hotel which is really a B&B - but the poor breakfasts there made us look for something more mainstream. The public areas of the Hotel Dnipro- reception/lobby/cafe - are... more

The cost of this room was 110 euro. So, the good points. Common areas and location quite good - not great but good enough. Bad points- rude staff, expensive, Soviet hostel like rooms, 4 euro for 30 mins wi fi in room, 120 euro for three hour tour, 9 euro for roll and coffee in cafe. Scam, scam, scam!!!! more

I stayed at this large hotel overlooking the Dnipro river in March 2008. I paid 110 euros. It has a great location right in the center of Kiev. The room was very small and would not have worked for two people (unless you're very intimate), but perfect for me because I was traveling alone. The lobby and "Panaorama" restaurant on... more