Odesa
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This modern hotel is situated in the heart of the historical city centre and is ideal for either business or pleasure. There are 38 rooms in five different categories, something for everyone. Read_on (No Comments)

Named in honour of the famous Crimean painter, Ayvasovsky sits on a hushed street a few doors down from the Opera and Ballet Theatre and Philharmonic. Read_on (No Comments)

This hotel caters to all tastes. The rooms are elegant, but have a welcome home feel. For those in need of relaxation, a sauna, solarium and massage parlour are just steps away. Read_on (No Comments)

This lovely hotel is named in honor of Catherine the Great whose decree in 1794 founded the city of Caledonia (Odesa). It is close to the centre near the famous Potemkin steps. Read_on (No Comments)

They must be doing something right - all 26 rooms were booked when we visited and they could only show us around the elegant lobby. Read_on (No Comments)

This small cosy boutique hotel Frederic Koklen is located in the historical centre of Odesa and is surrounded by all major city attractions. Read_on (No Comments)

This boutique hotel is building a reputation of a “friendly” hotel, the staff do all they can to make your stay pleasant. Read_on (No Comments)

Located on Odesa’s central dock overlooking the bay, this magnificent hotel has it all and then some. The rooms are definitely Read_on (No Comments)

The architecture resembles an old style house and is out of town 5 minutes from clean beaches. We found the staff friendly and English speaking. Read_on (No Comments)