Hospitality Exchange for Women in Ukraine
Yeva
Kyiv
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hello everyone! I'm just very enthusiastic about meeting new people, and hope to make some nice memories with girlies out there.
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Diana
Zaporizhzhia
Can host for:
3 days
About me
hi! my name is diana, i’m 19. i’m from ukraine and i’m coming to germany for a short stay — from december 23 to january 2 (i’m also open to a shorter period if that’s more convenient). i’m having some difficulties with accommodation, so i’m looking for a female host who could let me stay just for the nights. i’ll be out of the house all day — i’m visiting my boyfriend, so i won’t cause any disturbance. i’m quiet, tidy, respectful of personal space and house rules, and i’m very easy to live with. of course, i’m ready to offer a reasonable payment for the stay. i’d be truly grateful for any help or a place to stay for a few days 🫶🏻
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Polina
Lviv
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi, I’m Polina — a curious soul who loves turning chaos into beauty and ideas into action. I enjoy designing meaningful travel experiences, organizing events, and mentoring people through change. I believe in the power of clarity, kindness, and a well-structured Notion page 🙂 Traveling for me isn’t just about seeing places — it’s about connecting with stories, people, and possibilities. I often help friends plan their dream trips and discover opportunities they never thought possible. If you’re looking for someone who can inspire courage, hold space for deep conversations, or just enjoy a well-thought-out city walk — I’m your kind of travel buddy. Let’s make meaningful memories together 🌍
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Viktoriia-Mahdalena
Lviv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, my name is Viktoriia-Mahdalena, but most people call me just Magda. I’m photographer, but studied to be a lawyer. I’m married, but no kids. I’m vegetarian for last 7 years, I love talking about spiritual stuff. I also like to draw and dance. Recently started badminton. I’m a traveler and love getting to know others.
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Elena
Odesa
Can host for:
5 days
About me
hi there! my name is Lena, i’m 20 years old. live in ukraine, odessa. i’m a lgbt-person, if that matters something to you. my english not so good, but i’m understand 80-90% of all sentences that people tell to me, but when i try to speak that’s sounds not so good.. but! i’m trying my best! right now i want to help some girlies that want to stay in odessa for a bit. wanna be like protective person, you know! we can go everywhere you want, or i can show u my favorite places! i like to walk a lot, and listen and talk a lot) and one more thing, i have beautiful puppy, her name Luna, she’s so sweet 🥹 i hope that we can be friends, if you want to 🫶🏻
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Alina
Poltava
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I can make you a nice coffee and tell all the juicy plots I know! Will also bring you a souvenir from my country 🥹
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Aarushi
Lviv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Freshly graduated doctor 💊 I'm a sucker for art, culture and travel stories. Currently planning a backpack trip around Europe! Hoping to find friends and connections along the way :)
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Iryna
Bucha
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm just an ordinary teacher from Ukraine who loves travelling and is meant to do solo budget trips since teaching is more of a hobby that a well-paid job🤭 I am an introverted person and an anxious overthinker but it doesn't stop me from exploring the world, volunteering in Asia, hiking across Portugal alone and living in Spain for 8 months with zero language knowledge :)
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Stay with locals
Immerse yourself in the local culture by staying with trusted local women. Feel safe and welcomed in their homes while exploring new destinations.
Is Ukraine safe for female travelers?
Kyiv, Solo travel
Did I feel safe? Mostly yes, but with caution. Air raid alerts happen, and you need to stay updated. People go on with life, but the war is still real. I felt safe during the day in central areas, especially with locals around. Things to do / skip: Do: – Walk around Podil, Andriyivskyy Descent, and Mariinsky Park – Visit St. Sophia’s Cathedral and Kyiv Pechersk Lavra – Check out local bookshops and cozy cafés – Try a banya (Ukrainian sauna) for a unique experience Skip: – Expensive tourist traps (some souvenir shops and “photo spots” near Maidan) – Overpriced tours that don’t offer local insight Food / restaurants: – Milk Bar — perfect brunch and desserts – Puzata Hata — budget-friendly Ukrainian classics – Hum:Hum — great hummus spot in Podil – Veterano Pizza — owned by war vets, with a mission – Also: get syrnyky and varenyky at any good local cafe Budget: I spent around $25–35/day comfortably (including food, transport, and entrance tickets). Cafés were affordable. Street food & bakeries were cheap and tasty. Accommodation: I stayed in a cozy apartment in Podil (Airbnb). Safe, quiet, and well-located. You can also find nice hostels or hotels in the city center. Getting around: Very easy! The metro is fast, cheap, and clean (and it doubles as a bomb shelter). Uber/Bolt are cheap and safe. Locals were helpful when I needed directions. Itinerary (4 days): Day 1: City center walk – Maidan, Khreshchatyk, and Saint Sophia Day 2: Podil exploration + Dnipro river views + sunset from Volodymyrska Hill Day 3: Pechersk Lavra, WWII Museum, and Motherland Monument Day 4: Coffee, street art, shopping, and relaxing in a park
Posted: June 8, 2025
Sophia
Ukraine
Karpaty, Couple travel
People are very friendly, they helped us almost for free. The food was delicious, the views were damn good, and we didn't need a big budget because we were just relaxing rather than looking for activities. There were problems with transportation, because these are mountains, but the locals saved the races here.
Posted: May 20, 2025Experienced: August, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Ukraine
