2-rooms apt., 45 m², 1/3 floor

Object 296

Apartment in the heart of the city, Gogol str.

The apartment is located on the ground floor inside the old Odessa yard. Just 300 meters from Ekaterininskaya square and Potemkin stairs. The center of the city and at the same time quiet and peaceful place. 2 rooms living room with comfortable sofa bed and a bedroom. The layout of rooms separate. It has a gas cooking hob gas. Cold water and hot water. Central heating. Shared bathroom, shower. Armoured entrance door. Windows.

The apartment has everything necessary for comfortable living: air conditioning, Internet Wi-Fi, iron, Ironing Board, Hairdryer, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, LCD TV (over 100 channels), double bed, sofa bed, washing machine, polotentsesushitel, utensils, clean linens, clean towels for each guest.

Within walking distance from the apartment there are cafes, restaurants and other establishments for every taste and budget. Immediately nearby stop supermarket, currency exchange offices. Here, near public transport, making it easy and convenient to move to any part of the city, just close and other entertainment venues, shops, shopping centers, Park and of course the historical center with its sights.

So: the historical centre. Gogolya street. In two minutes from Deribasovskaya street, Potemkin stairs and Ekaterininskaya square. Easy access to all Central beaches of Odessa. Cozy, clean apartment after repair. New furniture, sleeps 4 (2+2) - bedroom with double bed and a modern double sofa bed. The Windows overlook a private courtyard, the shadow of the courtyard in the bedroom creates a calm, cosy atmosphere that allows hard to sleep not only at night but during the day.

Price from 65 to 150$. The cost is may change due to long-term stay, days of the week or season. Security Deposit is equal to accommodation cost in 1 days which comes back in day of eviction in the absence of material damage.

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