Compare to the other overpriced Kiev Hotel for 510 UAH per night and 84 UAH for breakfast is very cheap. We stayed in a soviet style double room with view of the Republic Stadium. It was clean and the service was very friendly. The location was great, next to metro station and close to center (we could walk there for less than 15 min.) If you not expect luxury is a fine hotel.

Kiev is really overpriced so I was very happy with this hotel. Stayed in a luxury-double room for about $80 a night. The room was very comfortable with modern decor. It had a nice flat screen TV, a large fridge, very comfortable bed, coffee table, armchair and a safe, but that didn't work. The bathroom was clean but the clip that attaches the shower head to the wall was broken. The location is good, only 2 Metro stops from the centre. Next to the hotel they are doing some building work but apart from spoiling the view on one side it did not disturb us at all. There are also lots of nice restaurants, bars and a cinema very near to the hotel.

I had 3 nights in Kiev, hotel was in a very good location, in centre of the city, near (1 min) metro station, 10 min by fit and you on street Khreschtik.
The hotel has very comfotable rooms - they are clean and modern.
The staff were very helpful, all of them had good english.
I can recommend this hotel as a good, clean and central base for your stay in Kiev

The grey, Soviet-style, drab, concrete exterior of the Sport is a good indication of what lies within. On each floor there is another reminder of the past. The desks directly outside the elevators where the fearsome floor wardens (baboushkas) oversaw comings and goings are still there. However, the spirit of the Baboushkas lives on in Reception. The staff there are unwelcoming and taciturn but blend in well with the dull, rundown decor.
Our room on the 12th floor was a great disappointment. There has been a recent attempt at refurbishment but it was just a spalsh and dash job. A spot or aertexing and paint could not detract from the cheap furniture, the tired, old carpet and the wafer thin curtains. The door to the miniature balcony was broken and it did not close fully, letting the noise of the wind and traffic enter. yes, even on the 12th floor, the noise of the cars and lorries on the cobbled Chervondarmiskyka Street was intrusive even at night. reporting this defect to reception got a half-hearted pledge to have it looked at but that did not mateliarise.
Breakfast was included in out rate of $205 per night but it was buffet-style and if you were not there at 07:30 then bad luck because everything just sat there, stewing in heated dishes. The staff were so unobtrusive as to be invisible. If you wanted any fresh coffee or butter they had to be winkled out of their little bolt holes.
On the plus side, the bathroom was pretty good and also there was a newish LCD flat screen TV although we didn't even switch it on. Location is good. For the walkers amongst you, Chervondarmiskyka Street runs into Khreschatik Street, Kiev's most important thoroughfare, which is 10-15 minutes away. Respublikanskyi Stadion Metro station is two mintues from the hotel and it is on the Blue line that runs up to the Maiden and then Poshtova Ploscha. Stops a midnight though.
I think that Kiev is headed the way of Moscow with it's overpriced hotels. My advice is that if you are going to Kiev, make sure to book early and get somewhere better than this. Someone is making a lot of money out of the Hotel Sport at $205 per night.