What is the exact address of the hostel?

Karl Marx St. 171, Tula, 300041. This is one of the central streets of the city. The hostel is located in the courtyard, entrance from the yard side. Landmark — between Lenin Avenue and Sovetskaya Street.

Is the hostel on Karl Marx Street easy to find?

Yes, Karl Marx Street is one of the most well-known streets in Tula. Building 171 is in the central part of the street. If taking a taxi — just give the address, every driver knows it. On foot — look for the intersection with Sovetskaya Street.

How much does accommodation cost?

From 400 RUB/night per bed. Wi-Fi, kitchen, bed linen, and hot water are included. Discounts for long-term stays. Call: +7 (920) 775-00-11.

What is located near the hostel?

Tula Kremlin — 800 m. Grocery stores — 2 minutes. Pharmacy, ATMs, post office — 3–5 minutes. Bus and tram stops — 100 m. Cafes and restaurants — all along Karl Marx Street.

Can I check in at night?

Yes, check-in is available 24/7, no days off. Call 30 minutes before arrival: +7 (920) 775-00-11, and we will meet you at any time.

Is there parking nearby?

Yes, free parking in the courtyard. Karl Marx Street is wide and has spaces along the road. There are no paid parking lots in this area.

How to get to Karl Marx St. 171 from the train station?

From Moskovsky Railway Station — 10 minutes by bus (stop 'Sovetskaya Street') or tram. By taxi — 5 minutes, 100–150 RUB. On foot — 30 minutes along Lenin Avenue, then turn right onto Karl Marx Street.

Is there a grocery store and a pharmacy near the hostel on Karl Marx Street?

Yes, and both are on Karl Marx Street itself. The «Magnit» grocery store is a 2–3 minute walk away (groceries, water, bakery, household goods), and the «Rigla» pharmacy is 3–4 minutes away (essential medicine and hygiene). Meals are not included in the price, but with «Magnit» across the road and our kitchen you can easily cook for yourself.

Which stop should I get off at to reach the hostel at 171 Karl Marx Street?

Aim for the «Karl Marx» stop — it is about a minute's walk from building 171. If you are coming from Moskovsky railway station, the «Sovetskaya Street» stop also works (10 minutes by bus or tram). Once off, walk along the street towards building 171 and look for the «Myagko i Tochka» sign.

Which district of Tula is Karl Marx Street in?

Karl Marx Street belongs to the Proletarsky district — a large residential district of Tula. It is a calm, lived-in neighbourhood with its own infrastructure but good transport: from the stop by building 171, buses and trams run to the centre, the Kremlin and the station.

Where can I eat on Karl Marx Street, and are meals included in the price?

Meals are not included in the price. There are cafes and canteens on and near the street (a 2–5 minute walk), but to save money it is more convenient to cook yourself in the hostel's shared kitchen using groceries from the nearby «Magnit» — it works out cheaper than eating in cafes every day.

Hostel on Karl Marx Street in Tula | Accommodation from 400₽/night

Karl Marx St. 171 — The Exact Address

Central street of Tula, everything at hand, easy to find

The «Myagko i Tochka» hostel stands at 171 Karl Marx Street — and this is not an abstract "centre of Tula", but a real, living street with its own character, its own shops and its own bus stop. This page is a micro-guide to the hostel's home street: what sits two or three minutes from the door, where to buy groceries after the road, where the pharmacy is, where to get off the bus and how not to get lost in the courtyard. If you are coming for the first time, read it once — and you will arrive as if you had been here before.

Karl Marx Street is convenient precisely because all the everyday infrastructure is lined up along it: a grocery store, a pharmacy, an ATM, a post office, cafes and a public-transport stop are all within walking distance of building 171. You do not need to travel to another district for bread or medicine. You check in, pop into «Magnit» across the road, come back to the courtyard — and you are fully settled. Meals are not included in the price, but with a street like this that is a plus, not a minus: cook in the shared kitchen from your own groceries and save on cafes.

Main street of the city

Karl Marx St. is one of the central thoroughfares of Tula. Every taxi driver knows it, every GPS will show it

800 m to the Kremlin

Tula Kremlin — a 10-minute walk. Museums, embankment, parks — all within walking distance from building 171

From 400₽/night

Accommodation on the main street at outskirts prices. Wi-Fi, kitchen, linen, hot water — all included

24/7 check-in

Round the clock, no days off. Call 30 minutes ahead: +7 (920) 775-00-11 — we will meet you anytime

Kitchen and amenities

Full kitchen: stove, microwave, fridge, kettle. Washing machine. Save on dining out

Quiet courtyard

The hostel is in the courtyard of building 171 — quiet despite the central street. Free parking, key-entry access

Why Karl Marx St. 171

An address that is easy to find

Karl Marx Street is one of the most well-known streets in Tula — every taxi driver and GPS knows it. Building 171 is in the central part of the street, between Lenin Avenue and Sovetskaya Street. No need to wander through back alleys: arrive, walk into the courtyard, and you are there. For those visiting the city for the first time — the perfect location: easy to navigate, impossible to get lost.

All infrastructure on one street

Along Karl Marx Street you will find everything you need: grocery stores, pharmacies, ATMs, cafes, and a post office. No need to go anywhere — step outside the hostel and within 2–3 minutes on foot you will find everything. Public transport stops are 100 meters away. If you need to get to the station or another part of the city — direct routes, no transfers needed.

Quiet despite the central location

Although Karl Marx Street is a busy road, the hostel is tucked away in the courtyard. Behind the walls of building 171 — it is quiet and peaceful. Windows face the yard, not the road. Free parking right in the courtyard. Key-entry access — no strangers walking in. All the conveniences of the city center, without the noise and hustle.

What is on and near Karl Marx Street

Everything listed below is within walking distance of the hostel (building 171). Distances are from our courtyard; opening hours are approximate — check on the spot.

Place	Distance from hostel	Opening hours	Why it is useful for a guest
«Magnit» grocery store	~150 m / 2–3 min	typically 8:00–23:00	Groceries, water, bakery, household goods right after arrival — meals are not included, you cook yourself
«Rigla» pharmacy	~250 m / 3–4 min	typically 8:00–22:00	Essential medicine, hygiene, cold remedies — if you left something at home
«Karl Marx» stop (bus/tram)	~100 m / 1–2 min	transport from early morning to night	Get to the centre, the station or any district without transfers
ATM	~200 m / 3 min	24/7	Withdraw cash, pay for your stay, top up a card
Russian Post office	~400 m / 5 min	Mon–Fri 8:00–20:00, Sat 9:00–18:00	Receive or send a parcel or letter during your trip
Cafe / canteen	150–300 m / 2–5 min	varies	An inexpensive bite if you do not feel like cooking (meals not included)
Public garden / green area	~500 m / 7 min	24/7	An evening walk, a rest after the city
School / kindergarten	~300 m / 4 min	weekdays, daytime	A landmark for families with children; the courtyard is quiet and safe

History and character of Karl Marx Street

Karl Marx Street is one of the notable streets of Tula's Proletarsky district — a large residential and working district on the left bank of the Upa. Like most streets of that name across the country, Tula's Karl Marx Street was named in the Soviet years, and it has since become a lived-in, "our own" street for several generations of Tula residents: low-rise buildings, courtyards, shops next door, and the familiar rhythm of a residential neighbourhood without the fuss of a tourist centre.

The street's character is calm and practical. There are no crowds of pedestrians or noisy bars here — this is a district where people live, not just come to look. Yet Karl Marx Street is not cut off from the city: public transport runs along it, and from our stop it is easy to reach the historic centre by the Kremlin, the railway station, or any other district of Tula. That combination suits a guest well: you spend the night in a quiet residential block while the whole city is a couple of stops away.

Transport is the street's strong point. Both buses and trams stop near building 171; the Tula tram is a local landmark in its own right and, at the same time, a working, inexpensive way to get around. For those with a car, another thing matters: Karl Marx Street is wide, with parking spaces along the roadway, and the hostel itself has free parking in the courtyard. If you arrive by car, you will not have to circle looking for a spot.

Good to know — 5 places on Karl Marx Street for a guest

«Magnit» across the road — your first stop after check-in. Grab water, breakfast groceries and everything for cooking in the shared kitchen: the trip works out noticeably cheaper than eating in cafes.

«Rigla» pharmacy — if you caught a chill on the road or forgot your toothbrush. Essential medicine, hygiene and cold remedies are 3–4 minutes away — no need to hunt for a night pharmacy in an unfamiliar city.

«Karl Marx» stop — your gateway to city transport. From here a tram or bus will take you to the centre, the Kremlin and the station. Remember the name — it makes navigation easy.

ATM nearby — withdraw cash to pay for your stay or for small purchases at the market and kiosks, where cards are not always accepted.

Public garden close by — an evening walk after a busy day in the city. A quiet green spot to unwind before bed without going far from the hostel.

«Magnit» and «Rigla» on Karl Marx Street — in detail

These two shops literally shape the everyday life of our street, so we describe them in detail — for a hostel guest, these are the most useful addresses.

«Magnit» grocery store — a couple of minutes from the courtyard of building 171. This is a full-format chain store, not a kiosk: it has everything for a self-catered stay. Groceries for breakfast and dinner, bread and fresh bakery, water and drinks, dairy, ready meals and semi-prepared food, tea and coffee, plus household chemicals, hygiene products and small items like batteries or a charging cable. It is usually open from early morning until late evening (roughly 8:00–23:00) — you will make it even after arriving on a night train. A reminder: meals are not included in the price, so «Magnit» across the road plus our shared kitchen with a stove, microwave and fridge is your way to eat well and much cheaper than in cafes.

«Rigla» pharmacy — also on Karl Marx Street, a few minutes' walk away. A large chain pharmacy with a wide range: fever reducers and painkillers, cold and throat remedies, stomach medicine, plasters and dressings, vitamins, and hygiene and care products — the things most often forgotten at home or suddenly needed on the road. Opening hours are usually from morning until late evening (roughly 8:00–22:00). For a guest from another city this means peace of mind: no need to search for a night pharmacy across unfamiliar districts — almost everything you might need is 3–4 minutes from the hostel.

Hostel on Karl Marx Street in Tula