About this property

The Hotel 'Oksamit' is located in the village of Vorokhta in the Carpathians, approximately 400 meters away from the 'Avangard' ski lift. The railway station and bus station are extremely nearby, just a 1-minute walk away. It is 17 km from the 'Bukovel' ski resort and 22 km from the highest point in Ukraine, Mount Hoverla. The hotel is situated 86 km from Ivano-Frankivsk. The hotel offers 14 comfortable "standard" and "standard +" rooms. On the first floor, there is a hall with a reception where you can comfortably wait or leave your luggage during check-out. The "standard" room is furnished with two separate beds, while the "standard +" room is furnished with a double bed and a sofa. All rooms are designed in the Ukrainian Carpathian style. The comfortable capacity of the hotel rooms is for 2-4 people. All rooms provide a balcony with a mountain view and a view of the village. They have a private bathroom with a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries (please inquire at the reception desk for availability). The rooms are equipped with a wardrobe or a chest of drawers, a TV with satellite television, and free Wi-Fi access available throughout the property. The hotel offers a restaurant serving traditional Ukrainian cuisine. Be sure to try our special recipes from the locals, known as "Hutsul" dishes. You can enjoy great deals on breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or simply choose from the menu. Other restaurants are also located within 300 meters of the hotel. The sauna and hot Carpathian tubs, called "chan," are only 20 meters away from the hotel. You can order them to relax and enjoy at the lowest prices available for our visitors. A 24-hour reception desk, ski and luggage storage facilities, and a shuttle service to/from the railway station in Ivano-Frankivsk are available. Guests can take advantage of free parking and a children's playground on the hotel premises.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.

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