Everyone who walked around the central part of Gurzuf could not help but notice the sculptural group at the entrance to the Korovin boarding house. Two representatives of Russian culture of the early twentieth century - A.K. Korovin and F.I. Chaliapin - captured in bronze and are a reminder of the rich history of a completely different Gurzuf, a resort of artists, writers, poets and artists. The sculpture is also a reminder to the young generation of the inhabitants of the village that one of the buildings of the modern boarding house was the home of Korovin, an outstanding Russian artist.
Korovin's house
Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin is a great Russian painter, many of his famous works are in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery and other domestic museums. His brother Sergei was also a famous artist. In addition to the talent of a painter, Konstantin Alekseevich was generously gifted with the muse of literature.
Konstantin Korovin was not the first artist to appear on the southern coast of Crimea, which was rapidly gaining fame as the first resort of the Russian Empire. He was not the first one to paint Crimean landscapes. Before him, among the fertile nature of the peninsula, I.E. Krachkovsky, K. Bossoli, F.A. Vasiliev, V.D. Orlovsky, Yu.Yu. Clover, I.K. Aivazovsky, M.P. Latri, A.I. Kuindzhi. After the first visit, Korovin was fascinated and captivated by the Crimea. He firmly decided to build his own house here, for the construction he chose Gurzuf, which is prettier every day. On the site of Korovin's future house, there was once a tavern. The painter buys this plot and builds himself a dacha, which he later calls "Salambo". This is the name of the novel by Gustave Flaubert, based on the plot of which the ballet by A.F. Arends, and the artist painted the scenery for him. Korovin wrote about the new house this way:
“In Crimea, in Gurzuf, by the sea, I built myself a house with fourteen rooms. The house was nice. When you woke up, you saw roses from the balcony and the blue sea ... From the terrace you could see the Odalars - two large rocks protruding from the sea - "desert rocks". No one lived on these rocks. Swifts flew only with a whistle. There was no water or vegetation. "
From 1910 until the beginning of the revolution, the artist lived for a long time in his new home and worked a lot. It was in Korovin's house that such paintings as “Portrait of F.I. Chaliapin "(1911)," Pier in Gurzuf "(1912)," Gurzuf in the evening "(1912)," Gurzuf "(1915)," Gurzuf "(1917)," Flower market in Gurzuf "(1917). The painter worked on several paintings at once, depending on what part of the day he painted. In the morning he took up one picture, in the evening for another. On the balcony of the studio of Korovin's house were painted "Balcony in the Crimea", "On the terrace", "Evening. Interior". The further, the more the artist lives at his dacha Salammbo. After the outbreak of the First World War, Korovin's house is almost never empty. Konstantin Alekseevich likes to live in Gurzuf even in winter, which is very mild here.
Among the works of that time, one can single out the famous painting "The Pier in Gurzuf" (1914). At that time, the Impressionists were out of fashion, but Korovin managed to create a bright and lively masterpiece, all the more valuable for the Crimeans, which was created in Gurzuf. This painting is kept in the State Russian Museum. The painting "Gurzuf" (1914), which depicts a young woman leaning against the parapet of the Gurzuf embankment, against the background of her rocks and the blue sea, can also be called a work characteristic of this period.
There were always many guests in Korovin's house, and famous guests. Gorky, Chaliapin, Repin, Kuprin, Mamin-Sibiryak came to him. In 1911, Korovin painted the famous portrait of Fyodor Chaliapin, which was later taken as the basis for monuments to the great Russian opera singer. One of them stands on the grave of Chaliapin at the Novodevichy cemetery, where the singer's ashes were transported from abroad after the war, another monument is a well-known bronze sculpture at the entrance to Korovin's house.
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In 1917, Konstantin Korovin leaves Gurzuf. He never found himself among Soviet painters. After the ordeal for state institutions, the painter had to leave the Soviet Union forever - fortunately, in 1923, they were still released outside the young country. The People's Commissar of Education Lunacharsky contributed to the departure. Korovin lived and worked in Paris, where he died in 1939.
In Soviet times former house Korovin was nationalized. Soon a rest house was opened in it. After the end of the Great Patriotic War, the House of Creativity of the Art Fund was opened in the building of the dacha "Salambo". Since then, Soviet artists and sculptors have been resting here. In 1961, a bronze memorial plaque by sculptor S. Morgachev with a bas-relief image of Korovin's profile was unveiled on the wall of Korovin's house. Now in the memorial room of K.A. Korovin, you can see some of the artist's works.
This very house Konstantin Korovin bequeathed to Russian painters. In 2001, a sculptural composition appeared at the gates of Korovin's house, which depicted in bronze F.I. Chaliapin and K.A. Korovin, as if leading a casual conversation. The project was carried out by the sculptors K. Sinitsky and M. Levchenko.
Pension named after Korovin
Currently, the former house of Korovin is the first building of the boarding house, also named after him. The second building is a modern five-story building located just west of the first building. The boarding house has its own pebble beach one and a half hundred meters from the buildings. There is a small park on the territory of the boarding house. The infrastructure is classic - a tennis court, sports ground, cafe, restaurant, billiards, library.
House of Korovin and roses
In Crimea, Korovin increasingly turns to the genre of still life. Drawing becomes an artist's passion. All his beautiful vases were transported to Korovin's house in Gurzuf. For a long time, the artist correlated flower bouquets with vases, looked for successful combinations, and selected favorable lighting. Most often, roses are depicted in his still lifes. And thanks to the breeders of Nikitsky Botanical, a lot of varieties of roses grew in Crimea. Everywhere in Korovin's house there were roses of the most unusual shapes and colors in jugs and vases.
In July 1916, in a letter to Kraiter, Korovin admits:
“I painted four pictures of roses better than the previous ones ... To tell you the truth, it is very difficult to paint, because very hot, all kind of melted ... Roses, and rather bad ones, are sold here for 30 kopecks. thing. Your newspapers write that everything is full here, but in fact in Yalta it is completely empty ... ".
At that time it was difficult to buy roses in July, hence the complaint of Konstantin Korovin. Often I had to write from memory or use paper models of flowers - there are such works in the artist's collection. But, be that as it may, in the house of Korovin in Gurzuf, many masterpieces were born that entered the treasury of Russian still life painting. This is "Roses and Apples" of 1917, where you can see the blue sea in the background, this is "Roses" of 1912, where, in addition to the sea, you can see rocks in the distance (on them Chekhov's dacha is located, but this is not visible in the picture), this is "Still Life. Roses "1916.
Rose bushes also braided the entrance to the courtyard of Korovin's house. This is the Chinese yellow rose, or Banks rose. The branches of these bushes curl.
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The rose bushes of the Korovin house are over a hundred years old. Another notable variety of the Chinese rose - the Fortune rose - grows above the entrance to Korovin's house and is also a contemporary of the owner. And even in exile, Konstantin Alekseevich continues to paint roses against the background of the sea, missing his original dacha "Salambo".
How to get to Korovin's house in Gurzuf
If you arrived at the Gurzuf bus station, then you need to walk along the longest street of the village - Leningradskaya - to the intersection with Chekhov Street. This intersection can be considered the center of Gurzuf - there is a small beautiful square with a fountain. At the beginning of the street, at 1 Chekhov, there is Korovin's former house. The embankment is several tens of meters away.
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Ayu-dag (Bear Mountain)... The shape of Mount Ayu-Dag (Bear Mountain) is characteristic of all laccoliths - the so-called "failed volcanoes". The domed summit was formed as a result of the cooling of magma in the thickness of the earth's crust. The volcano, as it were, did not have enough energy to eject molten substances from the bowels of the earth and, exhausted, it froze on the surface as a stone mushroom. The height of the Bear Mountain is small - 577 m above sea level, but its area is impressive - 5.4 km2.
Ayu-Dag is a state sanctuary; this mountain juts out into the sea, forming a cape, clearly visible from almost all sides South coast... This is a great landmark for sailors. Already to the inhabitants of the Middle Ages, this peak seemed like a huge bear, leaning towards the sea and as if drinking water from it. Many legends and stories are associated with this peak of the Southshore.
Distance hides a lot. From a distance it seems that the mountain is overgrown with bushes, in fact, the wool of a gigantic stone bear is a real thick and shady forest. It has old roads, paths, vast green glades, and right there nearby there are stone cliffs, talus, rocks, on which waves break below.
Ayu-Dag is called one of the natural mineralogical museums of the South Coast. Tribunes were made from Crimean diabase on Red Square in Moscow. Recently, a mineral, previously unknown in Crimea, was found here - vesuvian. The total number of minerals discovered in Ayu-Dag has reached 18. The relict vegetation covering the slopes and the top of the mountain is also interesting: the evergreen strawberry tree, the shrubs of the Pontic butcher, and the Crimean cistus live here. This is the only habitat in Crimea for a special species of forest cabbage and the only habitat in Ukraine for a rare fern - pterisoid marrow.
Nikitsky Botanical Garden... On June 10, 1811, with the active participation of the famous botanist, inspector for silkworm breeding in the south of Russia M. Biberstein, a "Decree on the establishment of the Imperial State Botanical Garden in the Crimea" was signed in St. Petersburg. In the same year, 375 acres of land were purchased from the local landowner Smirnov near the village of Nikita (now the village of Botanicheskoe). M. Biberstein offered the post of director of the garden to his assistant, 30-year-old scientist H.H. Steven. Already in September 1812, the first plantings were made. This was the beginning of the modern State Nikitsky Botanical Garden. For 14 years of tireless activity H.H. Steven, later nicknamed "Nestor of Russian botanists", collected more than 450 species of exotic plants. Nowadays, the living collection of the garden numbers 30 thousand species, hybrids and varieties of plants from almost all countries of the world. In the Lower Park of the garden, a Californian oak grows (it is not found anywhere else in our country), and in Primorsky there are the most thermophilic trees and shrubs: myrtle, feijoa, orchid tree, hamerops (dwarf palm). There are Aleppo pine, Numidian (Algerian) fir, herbaceous oak (Californian) and Arizona cypress, virgin juniper and the only specimen in the Nikitsky garden of the "iron tree" - Persian parottia. The tree reaches 6 m in height, has a crown of broad-oval leaves, which take on a pink-orange color in autumn. Winery "Massandra" - the head enterprise of the Massandra agricultural production association. The old building of the factory has unique Golitsyn cellars, where dry, dessert, strong and liqueur wines are aged in oak containers. Enoteca contains over 1 million bottles of collection wines. Listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The factory has a winemaking museum and a tasting room (dry, strong, dessert, liqueur wines). At the factory you can buy vintage and collection Massandra wines. There is an exclusive excursion with a visit to the enoteca and tasting of collection wines.
Massandra Palace (palace of Alexander III). In Upper Massandra, there is one of the best architectural monuments of the southern coast of Crimea, the palace of Emperor Alexander III. It was built on the slopes mountain range, in a secluded place surrounded by forest.
The history of the palace is curious. Construction began in 1881 by order of the governor's heir, Prince S.M. Vorontsov, but a year later the prince died. In 1889, the Massandra estate of the Vorontsovs, together with the unfinished palace, was bought for the Emperor Alexander III. Three years later, the construction of the palace was completed, but Alexander III did not have to live in it either: in 1894 he died in Maly Livadia. In Soviet times, this beautiful architectural monument was a closed "object" for many years. The leaders of the party and government of the former USSR stayed in the royal palace, which became a state dacha. The palace is currently the object of excursions.
"Glade of fairy tales" floristry museum and zoo "Fairy Tale"... Above Yalta, above the Yuzhnoberezhnoye Highway in a wooded gorge, there is the Glade of Fairy Tales, a museum of sculpture and floristry. Hundreds of fairy tale heroes have been made from various materials, and often nature itself has already worked them out of funny snags and growths.
There is also a huge and ever-expanding Zoo "Fairy Tale", the largest private zoo in Ukraine, where you can feed and pet animals, and take pictures with Baba Yaga and other wild personalities.
Yalta Zoo "Fairy Tale" opened in 1995 and during this time it has already been visited by more than 1 million people. This is the first private zoo in the former USSR. Today, the "Fairy Tale" is home to more than 120 species of animals brought from all over the world. Many of the animals came here with injuries and were nursed by its workers. IN last years the zoo buys animals under international contracts concluded with the Association of European Zoos and Aquariums.
Here you can see pelicans, squirrels, monkeys, Ussuri tigers, rabbits, Himalayan bears, peacocks, ostriches and many other animals and birds. Each animal in this zoo has its own name written on the plate. You can take a photo with each of them. On the territory of the "Fairy Tale" you can hear music with sounds of wildlife all the time. There are many souvenir shops, cafes and funny crooked mirrors. This zoo differs from others in that there you can feed animals and pet everyone except predators. At the entrance to the "Fairy Tale" there is a special table with food for animals, which you can buy and feed your favorite animal. The most extreme animals drink beer and smoke cigarettes, such as monkeys.
In the Yalta Zoo, you can visit "Babushkin's Dvorik" - this is the territory where domestic animals are located: dwarf pigs, ponies, sheep and goats.
Great Livadia Palace - former summer residence the last Russian emperor Nicholas II is the main attraction of Yalta. Livadia architectural and park complex is one of the outstanding monuments of architectural and park art... The palace was erected by the project of a remarkable Yalta architect, academician N.P. Krasnov (1865-1939) in the style of the Italian Renaissance. In the Livadia palace ensemble, in addition to The great palace, includes the suite building, the palace of the minister of the court of Baron Fredericks, built simultaneously with the palace, the palace church in the name of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, built in 1872, and the Italian courtyard.
By the way, the gates of the inner Italian courtyard, as N.P. Krasnov testifies, are "made in Italy, taken out of Verona in 1750", and not made by Ural craftsmen, as stated in recent guidebooks and stories of tour guides. In 1925, a sanatorium for peasants was opened in the former royal palace, and later, in 1931, it was transformed into a climatic medicinal plant. On February 4-11, 1945, three months before the victory over Nazi Germany, the Crimean (Yalta) conference of the heads of government of the three states of the anti-Hitler coalition - the USSR, the USA and Great Britain was held in the Great (White) Hall of the Palace, at which the "Declaration on liberated Europe ", the decision to establish the UN and other documents that were important for the fate of the world. During the conference, the palace was the residence of the President of the United States of America F. Roosevelt.
The royal trail, or the Sunny trail in Livadia -the beginning of the Tsar's path, which is easy to find by the sign, is located in the park near the Livadia Palace. Approximately one and a half thousand meters, the Tsar's path passes without any descents or ascents at a great height (over 130 meters). At the cliff, the Cross path reaches a height of one hundred and seventy meters. Throughout its entire length, the Sunny path is hidden by the crowns of trees, even on rather hot and sultry days here, in the oak forest, coolness reigns. That is why the path is called the "Path of Health" - it has absorbed the influence of almost everyone therapeutic factors climate of a local resort.
The trail was laid from Livadia to Oreanda in 1861, previously it went only to Lower Oreanda... Here, at the behest of Nicholas II, a road with a total length of 6580 meters was built in the 1900s. It was called the "horizontal track" because most of its route was at the same height.
Swallow's Nest, castle (Cape Ai-Todor). Perhaps the most famous landmark of the South Coast along with the Vorontsov Palace. It dominates the entire coast between Miskhor and Livadia. The castle was built on the Aurora rock of the Ai-Todor cape in 1912 by the architect A.V. Sherwood for Baron V. Steingel, Baku oil industrialist. With the outbreak of World War I, he left for Germany, and sold the castle to the merchant Shelaputin, who set up a restaurant here. In 1927, during an earthquake, part of the rock collapsed, but the building survived, however, for many years it was considered emergency and was closed. Restored in 1971. Now there is a road italian restaurant "Verona". The entrance to the site near the castle is paid. You can get to it by regular motor ships or by minibus from Yalta. There is a picturesque rocky islet Sail, put forward into the sea. And above it on the rock is a sculpture of an eagle. At the foot of the Swallow's Nest, traces of the Stone Age people were found by scuba divers in flooded caves.
Miskhor sanatorium and park complex... End of the 18th century; up to one hundred species and forms of plants, 23 hectares; p.g.t. Koreiz. Miskhorsky Park is a monument of gardening art, laid earlier than others crimean parks - at the end of the 18th century. Here, on an area of \u200b\u200b23 hectares, about 100 species and garden forms of exotic trees and shrubs are concentrated. IN landscape park groups of trees alternate with glades. Local forest species (fluffy oak, Crimean pine, stupid pistachio) are adjacent to Arizona and Guadalupe cypresses, Aleppo and Coulter pines, palm trees, bamboo, oleander. There is a color and music fountain in the park. No one will pass by two sculptural groups - bronze "Mermaids" and built on the embankment fountain "Girl of Arza and the robber Ali Baba"based on Crimean Tatar legends. They reflect one of the many moments of the kidnapping of girls by Turkish pirates and their sale to the harems of Istanbul pashas and beys.
Cable car to Ai-Petri... From Miskhor by cable car you can get to the Ai-Petri plateau. This is the longest cable car in Europe. The trip gives an opportunity to see the majestic mountains, the wild beauty of the gorges, the mysterious darkness of the caves, the unique panorama of the South Coast. On Ai-Petri there is a meteorological station founded in 1895. Here you can touch the Ai-Petrinsky meridian, marked by a geodetic sign - a metal globe on a granite base. The viewpoints offer a wonderful panorama of the South Coast. In the southwest, the famous Ai-Petrinsky teeth reared, resembling the teeth of a huge dragon. Using the cable car Miskhor-Ai-Petri, you can make wonderful journey through the air. Twenty minutes and you are at an altitude of 1200 m!
Alupka Palace and Park Complex ( Vorontsov Palace)
... The town of Alupka is located 17 km west of Yalta. In the 20s of the XIX century. here the estate of Count M.S. Vorontsov. He was raised in England until the age of 19, and then made a career and a huge fortune. The austere English architecture in the western and northern parts of the palace is inconceivably mixed with the Muslim splendor of the southern and eastern façades. The palace was designed by the English court architect Edward Blore. There are about 150 rooms in the palace, the front part of which is distinguished by expensive decoration, unique furniture and paintings. A collection of antique statues flaunts in the winter garden against the backdrop of lush greenery.
The park was laid out by the German gardener Karl Kebach, mixing Italian and French techniques. Exotic plant species were brought from all over the world, along with about 200 valuable local breeds. Fountains, cascades, ponds are remarkable, one of which is called Swan Lake. Chaos also survived from blocks of diabase, the igneous rock from which the palace was built.
The entrance to the park is free, but through a special paid entrance to the South Terrace you can get to the famous Vorontsov lions. They are made of white marble by the Italian sculptor Bonnani.
Mountain Cat and the rocks of Simeiz. Complex natural monument (1947) in Simeiz, elevated to the rank of state significance (1984). The bizarre shape of the mountain justifies its name: looking closely, you really guess the "head" as if leaning to the shore, higher up the slope - the curved 260-meter "back", and then the "tail" of a giant cat. Nearby are scattered other limestone rocks original in shape: stepped into the sea rock diva, the wreckage of the Monk destroyed by the storm, Panea, The Swan Wing. Some of them are associated with mythical traditions and legends. On the slopes of Koshka there is a real museum of relief forms: stone chaos alternate with grandiose peaks and towers, abundant karst ruts. An 80-meter karst mine goes deep into the massif. And on top of this geological base, like an emerald blanket, there are relict light forests. In this natural botanical museum, tall juniper and strawberry tree, Crimean pine, Butcher's broom, cistus, pistachio, which are listed in the Red Book, grow in this natural botanical museum. Mount Koshka is the only habitat of thyme-leaved fumana in the CIS. 16 species of local plants are included in the Red Data Books.
Blue bay tract, water park. At the western foot of Mount Koshka lies the beautiful Limen Valley, ending in the eponymous bay, named Blue because of its color the cleanest sea... Three peaks rise above the valley: Pilyaki, Camel and Khyr. At the place of their junction, one of the few parking lots in Crimea was discovered ancient man the Neolithic era. Excavations by archaeologists have made it possible to find many scrapers, knives, arrowheads made of translucent white and gray-violet flint.
Aquapark famous for the use of sea water. The water park itself is quite large and has a variety of water attractions.
Foros Church... It is located above the village of Foros on the border of the lands of Sevastopol and Big Yalta... Visible from everywhere - from below from the sea and from above from Yaila, on the lonely Red Rock (sheer cliffs reach 400 m), the graceful Church of the Resurrection of Christ flaunts. In 1892 the architect Academician N.M. Chagin, commissioned by the tea magnate A. Kuznetsov, erected it in memory of the rescue of Emperor Alexander III and his family in a train crash in 1888. The image of the church on the rock became a trademark on cans with the best tea in the empire.
Above the church, the old South Coast Highway goes to Sevastopol through the Baydarsky Gate. From them opens best view to the church, as if hovering over the South Bank. And the new highway, very convenient and picturesque, goes at the foot of the cliff with the church. One way or another, the church has become one of the symbols of the South Bank. She is even featured in Jackie Chan's First Impact.
Yalta embankment
Theater of marine animals "Aquatoria" - a unique project that brought people and animals together on one stage. A project that made it possible to show individual acting qualities not only to humans, but also to animals. Until now, it was believed that an animal is a kind of creature that can carry out commands. But how to explain the look, acting, reaction to the viewer, excitement before going on stage? Undoubtedly, these dolphins, sea cats and lions, white whales and walruses are not just inhabitants of the seas and oceans - they are real artists who are rightfully called STARS!
Yalta embankment - this is the central oldest, but unusually beautiful street in the city, official name - Lenin Embankment. Lenin Embankment is the central walking street of Yalta, one of the oldest streets in the city. The promenade is lined with palm trees and is filled with a continuous string of attractions, bars, cafes and restaurants. The architecture is woven in a variety of styles and is faced with polychrome red granite and light gray porphyry.
Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky- - the main Orthodox cathedral of Yalta, one of the sights of the city . The cathedral was built at the end of the 19th century in honor of the Russian Emperor Alexander II, who died at the hands of the People's Will. The interior was designed by the architect S.P. Kroshechkin, the iconostasis, dome and walls were painted by the Kiev artist I.Murashko. The mosaic with the image of the holy prince on the outside of the church was made by the disciples of the Venetian A. Salviati. The domes of the temple were covered with gold. Next to the cathedral in the style of an Old Russian tower, a church house was built by the architect M.I.Kotenkov. In 1908, the construction of a three-story building was completed, which housed a parish school in honor of Tsarevich Alexei, a shelter for patients with tuberculosis, a meeting room for the Alexander Nevsky brotherhood.
Yalta lighthouse - rises on the edge of a concrete breakwater near the passenger port of Yalta, which partially blocks the entrance to the Yalta Bay. The main purpose of the lighthouse is to ensure the safe navigation of ships along south coast Crimea and when ships call at the passenger port of Yalta. And the purpose of the pier is to make safe anchorage of ships in the port. Indeed, in winter time on the local coast, sometimes serious storms with strength up to 8-9 points are played out. A long jetty reliably protects the anchorage of ships in the port.
Order of residence Working period: From June 1 to September 30Checkout time: According to the terms of the tariff
Rooms Fund Accommodation: One 5-storey building.
2-bed room with partial conveniences (max. 2 + 1 pers., washbasin, single beds, shower and toilet on the floor). Add. place - folding bed, can be installed without age restrictions.
2-bed 2-room suite (max. 2 + 2 persons, TV, shower, refrigerator, balcony, 1-sleeping beds, toilet, 2-sleeping bed). Add. place - sofa, can be installed without age restriction.
3-bed room with partial conveniences (max. 3 people, washbasin, single beds, shower and toilet on the floor).
Service: Rooms are cleaned every 3 days, linen is changed every 10 daysBeach Beach: own, pebble, 150 meters Beach services:Is free: awnings
Black Sea Restaurants and bars canteen Sports sports grounds. Paid: billiards, tennis court Other services library, tour desk Children Accepted from 3 years old. Paying for room and board.
Note There is a fenced area. Water supply Cold water round the clock, hot water - daily according to the schedule. The address Big Yalta, p. Gurzuf, st. Chekhova, 1. Coordinates: latitude 44.542693, longitude 34.279729
Exact travel from the airport and railway station in Simferopol by route taxi or by regular bus to Gurzuf. From central square Gurzuf along the street towards the sea.
We draw the attention of tourists that crossing the state border of the Republic of Ukraine to enter the Republic of Crimea is difficult for Russian citizens. We do not recommend this route for visiting Crimea.
Last year may holidays rested in Alushta, in the Neva boarding house. Large boarding house, with a beautiful area and wonderful staff. Maybe because the season is just beginning, or maybe they are always so friendly. In short, the service was of high quality. Cleaning, dining room, territory, everything is clean and the master's hand is felt. Spring at sea is not summer of course, but we really enjoyed it after ...
Last year we celebrated spring in Crimea. I liked the rest in Neva in Alushta for its simplicity, unpretentiousness and silence. Spacious and bright room with all amenities, buffet, Wi-Fi, and the sea. Clean and clear water, amazing nature around. It is a pity that without bathing, the water was still cool. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay.
I liked our double premier room, cozy and sunny. They didn’t deny themselves anything, the chefs cook deliciously and at home. Conveniently, there is a diet menu. It was the first time we had a rest in a boarding house of this scale, before that we mostly filmed private sector... We went to the sea 2 times a day, walked a lot and went to Yalta on an excursion, at the beginning of summer it is already crowded here.
We have three small children, so the choice of the Neva was determined by its prices and the availability of everything necessary for families with children. Our room was in the 2nd building, spacious, clean, with air conditioning, TV, refrigerator. The cleaning was carried out every day and very carefully (for us it was important - the youngest is constantly crawling on the floor). The assortment of food in the dining room, its quality and quantity pleased each of our five ...
A wonderful view of the mountains from the Neva. The kitchen did not disappoint, we ate only at the boarding house. All children are delighted with the animation: in the morning on the beach, then all sorts of activities such as modeling, drawing, evening shows, children's discos. We went to the "Sound" club, for the guests of the "Neva" a 10% discount. We swam, walked along the embankment, in the park and on the very territory of the boarding house. Great stay!
We had a great rest! We lived in the comfort room, the third building. Very spacious room, high quality cleaning, always light and fresh. And the main thing is not noisy. The food was excellent, the branded pancakes aroused admiration among everyone. Not far from the sea, the beaches are not bad, the stones do not interfere if there is a pier. Still not far from the embankment, the park, and a lot of things. We even went to Gurzuf. Many thanks to all the staff, it is clear that you ...
The most pleasant impressions remained. Wonderful territory, high-quality food - including for children, conscientious animation throughout the day. The beach is 10 minutes away, and the evening shows. Here are the main pros. Yes, and the staff are positive. We weren't looking for cons ...
PRICES FOR ACCOMMODATION IN THE HOUSE OF CREATIVITY NAMED AFTER THE ARTIST K.A. KOROVINA FOR 2019
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The price includes: accommodation in a room of the selected category.
Accommodation for only three days. Check-out time: check in from 12.00 check out until 11.00
Discount for add. a place is 40% of the cost of a bed (for example: room "Standard North" No. 28 in August 2100 rubles, the third person on an extra bed pays: 2100 rubles / 2-40% \u003d 630 rubles). Extra beds are possible only in rooms: 1a, 3a, 9 *, 2a, 8a, 9a, 10a, 28, 36. Placement on a stationary folding bed.
Children under 3 years old without a seat are free of charge. In the category "Lux" on an extra bed, 1 child under 10 years old stays free. Adults and children over 10 years old pay for an extra bed with a 40% discount on the cost of the bed.
ATTENTION! Meals are not provided in the boarding house !!!
