I don't expect the same standards when I travel abroad, so I was not disappointed. I shared a room with my cousin, so we were cramped with two beds in an L against the wall. We had carry-on suitcases and really had place for only one. The shower is a tiny plastic box you step up on and wrap the... More

Fonctional , clean , air conditionner , no particular problems , just preview some Quies Balls because it's noisy !!! In corner of two big frequented streets !!! And a mask because the curtains are too short to cover all big window ... A nice restaurant on first floor and a japanese one in same area , good but a... More

This centrally located high-rise offers a soviet flair, with antique, kitschy furnishing emitting a smell of melting glue that fills your hotel room until your nose adjusts to it. Nevertheless, sleep quality was OK and everything functional enough, including large indoor swimming pool and professional gym. The reception and other staff was surprisingly friendly, so three stars. Would come again,... More

Odessa is a city in transition with many new buildings and deciding if it wants to put more resources into the beaches at Arkady. The Chernoye More Hotel was a pleasant, centrally located place near the very large open public market that has many many booths and vendors... It is soviet style hotel in some ways, though is a little... More

The hotel is on one of the busiest street of Odessa. Its walking distance to popular places. Has a poor decoration, old furnitures and dirty bed sheets. There is a change office inside the hotel, a casino, a swimming pool. There is also a strip bar nearby. One of the great advantage is the guys in the lobby can arrange... More

Acceptable rooms (with aircon!), breakfast not bad and about a 20 minute walk into the centre of town. From the looks of it, I'd avoid the 'casino\nightclub'.

We spent three nights here in May as part of a pre-packaged tour whose operator kept costs low. For the Ukraine, the hotel isn't terrible. But you can do a lot better if you're willing to pay more. I suspect this is an old Intourist place from the Soviet days. The hotel is quite a ways from the City Center... More

Very well-located, near city centre and rail station. The room was very small with too much furniture for its size. I couldn't open the balcony door because the bed was jammed in across it! Very poor hotel bar, with NO local or even Ukrainian beers available - very disappointing.

I have finally got round to righting a review on this hotel. I had a brief stop here back in 2010 and boy was I in for a stock. The hotel is shocking, decor is rubbish just look at the photos others have posted. It was Dirty, things hanged off the wall, sockets were broken. Shower well you can't call... More