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RODINA Grand Hotel & SPA

Sochi, Russia · Independent · Core Luxury

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On Sochi's Black Sea coast, RODINA Grand Hotel & SPA occupies a late-1940s Stalinist neoclassical building on grounds whose sanatorium history dates to the 1930s. From 1957 it operated as the Soviet sanatorium Rossiya, where cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was among the guests, before Oleg Deripaska's Basic Element group reopened it on 11 June 2006 after a three-year reconstruction.

About RODINA Grand Hotel & SPA

History

The RODINA Grand Hotel & SPA occupies a monumental building in Sochi's coastal parkland, on grounds whose sanatorium history dates to the 1930s. The principal neoclassical structure was constructed in the late 1940s in the Stalinist idiom, and the complex operated for decades as a Soviet health resort, from 1957 known as the sanatorium 'Rossiya', where cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was among the guests.

Following a three-year reconstruction led by Oleg Deripaska's Basic Element group, the property reopened on 11 June 2006 as the RODINA Grand Hotel & SPA, an all-suite luxury hotel set in a 15-hectare subtropical park by the Black Sea.

The setting

4 km from Sochi Art Museum. 9 km from Sochi Arboretum.

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