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Vysotsky Hotel
Yekaterinburg, Russia · Independent · Near Luxury
The hotel occupies Yekaterinburg's 54-storey Vysotsky business centre, a roughly 188-metre skyscraper completed in 2011 that was for a time the tallest building in the city and in Russia outside Moscow. Named for Soviet singer Vladimir Vysotsky, the tower houses his museum, opened January 2013, and a high-level observation deck alongside the guest rooms.
- Opened 2013
- Neighborhood: Parkovy
About Vysotsky Hotel
- The Vysotsky business centre is a 54-storey, roughly 188-metre skyscraper on Malysheva Street completed in 2011.
- The tower is named after Soviet singer and actor Vladimir Vysotsky and houses a museum dedicated to him that opened in January 2013.
- The hotel opened around 2013 within the tower, integrated with the building's business, dining, and viewing facilities.
History
The Vysotsky Hotel occupies the landmark Vysotsky business centre on Malysheva Street in Yekaterinburg, Russia - a 54-storey, ~188-metre skyscraper that was completed in 2011 and was for a time the tallest building in the city and in Russia outside Moscow. The tower is named after the celebrated Soviet singer and actor Vladimir Vysotsky, and is home to a museum dedicated to him (opened January 2013) and a popular high-level observation deck.
The hotel within the tower opened around 2013, offering contemporary rooms with sweeping views over the Ural city, integrated with the building's business, dining and viewing facilities.
The setting
10-minute walk to Muzey Istorii Yekaterinburga.
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