Kisva Hotel

“Готель лишає гарні враження.”

The hotel has relaxation areas, a heated pool, and a nice lawn where you can play volleyball or badminton. The room includes a fridge, cups, chair, stool, table, and bedside tables, which is convenient. The ensuite bathroom is nice. Our room was on the 4th floor with a dormer window; the view shows only tree tops and sky, so other floors would be better.

Дмитро·Vor einem Monat

The hotel is very conveniently located, and the grounds are tidy, well‑maintained, and cozy. I especially liked the nice lawn with topiaries and umbrellas, and the pool—small but handy. We couldn't use it because of cool weather, but in summer it would be a great place to relax and sunbathe. From the rooms you can see the mountains. In our room, the windows and balcony faced the courtyard, which had a pleasant, cozy atmosphere. The staff were all very polite, friendly, and attentive, answering questions calmly and kindly, showing genuine respect for guests. For those who like to stay fit, there's a gym with equipment, including a treadmill. Overall, we left with very pleasant impressions: quiet, clean, cozy, beautiful surroundings, great views, and friendly staff. We would gladly return, especially in warmer months to try the pool.

Анжеліка·Vor 2 Monaten

“Швидка бронь і неочікуваний чудовий сервіс”

Everything was great. The biggest unexpected surprise was the view from the tiny window onto Hoveyra and Petros. Since we booked the accommodation in a hurry in the morning and arrived in the evening, we weren't looking for special conditions; we just needed a room for two adults and three children. We took a 4‑bedroom room on the 4th floor, and everyone fit in one room, and from the window we saw that beauty. The room had a fridge, kettle, even a hair dryer. Cups, glasses, slippers, gel, shampoo, toothpaste, and clean white towels. The first morning we woke up to the bells of sheep that were not far away—that was a wonderful bonus. The restaurant served tasty food, and the mountains were visible from the window. There was a playground with a great trampoline and a slide. Daily cleaning, trash removal, and restocking of used items were handled. You guys are great.

Руслана·Vor 3 Monaten

We stayed in a spacious two‑bedroom room overlooking Hoverla, and the balcony was huge. Inside everything was clean and tidy, and the area was well kept.

Ірина·Vor einem Jahr

“Чудовий чистий, спокійний готель з дуже привітним персоналом та смачною кухнею!”

The hotel and staff were wonderful! The kitchen was tasty, though it wasn’t open 24/7, which could be critical for some; they bring food to rooms, you can pre‑order a late dinner or early breakfast, leave it in the room, and then reheat it in the microwave. The premises and rooms were clean. Hot water was strong and available all day. All advertised amenities were present: a fridge with freezer in the room, kettle, hair dryer, soap, shower gel, shampoo in the bathroom, slippers in the vestibule. There’s a pool (small, not heated, but it warmed up well in the sun during the day, so both kids and adults swam), a sauna, hot tubs, a grill, an oven, pavilions, lounge chairs and sun umbrellas, soft grass, parking, and the whole area is under CCTV. If you plan to cook a lot yourself, there are microwaves (plus an oven and grill). Several grocery stores, a pharmacy and a Nova Poshta office are nearby; souvenir shops are about 15‑20 minutes along the road, no steps, asphalt is good and easy to walk on. Quiet and peaceful. The location is a bit controversial. It’s perfect if you have your own car; otherwise, getting somewhere is a hassle, except for the shop, you can only take a taxi (private taxi services like Uklon, Opti). No direct bus from any station: the hotel is a little higher than Yablunitsa, where the nearest stop is. It’s next to Bukovel and all its attractions, but walking there is far. You can drive up to Hoverla or Petros; you also need to drive to climb Homyak or Syniyk. For radio lovers, walking is a bit of a chore – basically only one direction. There is a good, long dirt road that goes to several neighboring hills and mountains with scenic views, which people ride quad bikes on. In theory, there should be an exit to the Horishkiv plateau, but you have to figure out how to get there through private properties of other hotels and construction. The tourist viewing pavilion on the neighboring hill, which appears on several maps, including Google, was turned into a restaurant by the new hotel.

Yuliia·Vor einem Jahr