Slavutich Hotel

Category: Hotel **

Address: 1, Entuziastiv street - Kiev, Ukraine

SLAVUTICH hotel is located on the left bank of the Dniper river, on the artificial Rusanivsky Island surrounded by picturesque canals – a region called “The Venice of Kiev”. There is a superb view of golden-domed Kiev Pechery Lavra monastery from the windows of the hotel. It takes 30 minutes t

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Tourist Hotel

Category: Hotel ***

Address: 2, Raisy Okipnoy street - Kiev, Ukraine

Located on the left bank of the Dniper River, three-star hotel TOURIST with 27 floors is the largest hotel in Kyiv. The hotel is 15-20 minutes from Kyiv’s city center by metro. The station “Livoberezhna” is right outside the hotel, which is also close to the city’s best parks and beaches. Th

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