| with views of the black sea, this relaxed hotel off route m27 is 4 km from the museum of heroic defense of odessa and 12 km from arcadia beach. featuring wood paneling, the warmly furnished rooms come with flat-screen tvs, minifridges and free wi-fi, as well as air-conditioning. check-in time: 2:00 pm. parking is complimentary. theres also a restaurant, and a terrace overlooking the sea
Odessa International Airport 23 min
Privoz Market (32 min)
Sprawling market dating back to 1827 selling fresh produce, secondhand goods & cheap clothing. Arcadia Beach (35 min)
Famous holiday resort & beach featuring water slides, with nightclubs & a health resort nearby. City Garden (38 min)
Old-fashioned park with paved walkways & shade trees, plus a fountain, rotunda & bronze statues. Vorontsov Lighthouse (43 min)
Constructed in 1955, this landmark 89-ft. lighthouse has a distinctive red top. Vorontsov Palace (41 min)
Palace & colonnade built in the 19th century for Prince Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov. Potemkin Stairs (36 min)
Formal entrance to city from sea, most famous for featuring in the silent film Battleship Potemkin. Statue of the Duc de Richelieu (41 min)
Bronze statue in a city square depicting the historic governor-general Duke of Richelieu in a toga. Park Tarasa Shevchenka (35 min)
Landscaped park featuring monuments to Taras Shevchenko & Alexander II, plus sports facilities. Odesa Archeological Museum (38 min)
Stately archaeology museum with regional artifacts, a gold & silver treasury & Egyptian mummies. Odesʹkyy Delʹfinariy Nemo (39 min)
Aquarium where visitors can interact with the dolphins, including dolphin therapy for kids. Odesa Museum of Western and Eastern Art (37 min)
Museum displaying paintings & sculptures from European artists in a 19th-century palace. Lanzheron (39 min)
Summertime draws crowds to this oceanside beach with a sizable stretch of sand & nearby cafes. Odesa Zoo (32 min)
Historic zoo with many endangered animals, children’s rides & an aquarium exhibit. Odesa Fine Arts Museum (39 min)
Works by mainly Ukrainian & Russian artists on display in the elegant Potocki Palace. Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral (37 min)
Monumental Russian Orthodox cathedral dating from 1808, restored after being destroyed by Stalin. | 
