Meet and Stay with Local Women in Kyiv
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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Kateryna
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi everyone! My name is Kateryna (or Kat for short). I just finished my studies and got my art history degree👯♀️ I work in EdTech, mostly remote, so I can’t wait to travel around the world! I love passionate and ambitious people, philosophy, nature and art. I want to experience more things, so I’m learning to be more open and spontaneous. Also, my apartment is open for anyone who wants to visit Kyiv, Ukraine. I want to share Ukrainian culture with everyone and anyone)
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Liubov
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m Liubov, this word means Love in Ukrainian. I’ve got two cats and on my way to become a vegan. Love posting stuff on TikTok and volunteering opportunities. I also do marketing and really enjoy traveling 🌾✨
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Єлизавета
Kyiv
Can host for:
6 days
About me
Hi! My name is Liza, I’m musician) I’m vocal coach and singer. I play piano, guitar and drums, also I write my own songs. I really love animals and nature. I like reading and learning something new.
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Sofiia
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am a student of architecture at the Kyiv University, I live in Kyiv, I love traveling and new places. I collect dolls and run a small tiktok about it.
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Taia
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey, my name is Taia, i’m 18 years old. I have lived in Kyiv all my life, but for the last 3 years have been studying temporarily in Dublin, Ireland. I don't know how popular travelling to Ukraine is nowadays, but i’m always ready for meetings, excursions and hospitality. Always welcome!
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Mariia
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey girls ❤️ I’m Mariia, I live in Kyiv, UA. I travel solo every year, and would love to connect with travellers and explore our world together ✨
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Ania
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I'm Ania and I am an ukrainian architect and volunteer. I like to investigate other cities experience and urban design, so I started travel last year. Hope we will meet up and have some fun together!
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Mariia
Kyiv
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hey! I’m Mariia from Ukraine and I love to travel to Europe. Currently I’m planning my trip to Spain for the first time and I’d be happy to meet up/find some place to stay!
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Yana
Kyiv
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Yana, I am 30 years old, and I work in the field of medical nutrition as the head of a public union. I strive for self-development, engage in strength training, attend an English-speaking club, and enjoy American movies from the 80s and 90s. I’m creative, persistent, and always eager to learn new things. However, most of all, I love my country and believe in the victory of the Defense Forces. F*** russia. Slava Ukraini!
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Stay with local women to see how they live, listen their stories, learn about their culture and have a unique travel experience.
Is Kyiv safe for female travelers?
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, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Ukraine
