Short-term rental houses in Belarus

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In Belarus, daily house rentals increased by 18% in 2024 alone compared to 2023. This figure is only expected to grow, given that the government annually expands the list of countries whose citizens can visit Belarus visa-free.

Daily Rental of Houses in Belarus

The daily rental market is dominated by classic cottages (up to 150 m²), but it's also possible to rent a villa in Belarus for a day. These properties are considered premium and often include swimming pools.

Average house rental prices in Belarus:

Region / Location Object type

Cost, BYN/day

Minsk region (Rakov, Zaslavl, Logoisk) Cottages 280–450
Cottages (Minsk Sea) 500–750
Villas (Drozdy, Raubichi), bathhouse/sauna 900–1800
Townhouses (Zhdanovichi) 350–550
Brest region (Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Ruzhany) Wooden houses near the forest 200–380
Villas on Lake Beloe 600–1100
Vitebsk region (Braslav Lakes) Cottages 180–350
Premium villas with a berth 800–1500
Grodno region (Augustow Canal) Townhouses in Grodno 250–420
Cottages near the Neman 300–500

How to Rent a Cottage for a Day in Belarus

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Key features of houses for rent in Belarus:

  • Infrastructure. 87% of cottages are equipped with saunas, 64% with barbecues and gazebos. Wi-Fi is available in 95% of properties in the Minsk region.
  • Transport. Distance from Minsk: to Naroch – 150 km, to Braslav – 220 km.
  • Deposit. A refundable deposit of 100–300 INT in cash or on a card is returned within 24 hours after check-out.

Frequently Asked Questions about Short-term Rental of Houses in Belarus

Before renting a cottage in Belarus by the day, check for gas or electric heating. Check for a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher (as required by the Ministry of Emergency Situations), and check for waste disposal regulations (in rural areas, only into roadside containers).

Short-term house rentals in Belarus are more affordable than hotel rooms due to their larger space: 100–300 square meters versus 20 square meters in a hotel. On the downside, houses are more expensive, but only if you're renting for one or two people. The larger the group, the cheaper the final bill per person.

Foreigners require a passport and a migration card (issued at the border). Payment is most often made in BYN or by card, so always check the availability of local currency or the conversion rate when paying by card.

A cottage (up to 50 m²) in Minsk's Mostovsky District costs 120–180 BYN per night. A standard house for 4 people in the Myadel District near Naroch costs 280–420 BYN. A premium villa for 10+ guests in the Smolevichi District costs 1200–2200 BYN.