Apartment ID # 206 is deluxe one bedroom (2-rooms) apartment in the heart of Odessa city center, on Grecheskaya Street, close to Athens shopping center, Police Department, Greek Embassy, Deribasovskaya Street, Ekaterininskaya Street.

It’s located in a cozy, renovated quiet yard. Via renovated corridor. The apartment is located on the 1st floor of 2-storied building. Windows and balcony are overlooking quiet renovated yard, small garden. Free parking in the yard.

Capacity is up to 4 people (queen size bed (160 cm X 205 cm) and fold out double sofa).

The apartment consists of living room with kitchen area, bedroom, balcony and bathroom. All furniture is new and modern.

The apartment is equipped with 2 air-conditioners, washing machine, electric kettle, fridge, autonomous hot water supply, gas stove, stuff for cooking, TV-set, Cable TV, DVD, telephone with free local calls, high-speed Internet Access. Fully tiled bathroom comes with standard bathtub, washing basin and toilet.

Low Season: $65 per night 5 nights and more.

High Season: $75 per night for 5 nights and more.

Airport pick up service is FREE (4-seats car) for stays of 6 nights and more. Free pick up service is provided between the hours of 08.00 and 20.00 (Monday - Saturday).

Odessa shopping center “Athens” is Greek owned business, which is located in heart of Odessa city, on Grecheskaya Square. It is the largest shopping center in Odessa city center, the total area of which is over 29000 sq. kilometers. The shopping center is built in accordance to modern standards. It is the 6-storied building with made of glass facade. Odessa shopping center “Athens” contains large supermarket “Tavria”, about 5 cafes where quality and the cheapest meal in Odessa city center is and about 100 different boutiques. You can find here ATMs, bank, currency exchange office, cell phone operators etc.

Grecheskaya Street is translated in English as “Greek Street”. Greek emigrants lived there in 18th - 19th centuries. It was like a small Greek settlement in Odessa. Grecheskaya Street starts from Lanzheron Beach area and leads to Sobornaya Square where Souvenirs Market, Spaso-Preobrazenskiy Cathedral and monument to governor Vorontsov are located.

Ekaterininskaya Street is named after Catherine the Great, Russian Empress. The street begins from Ekaterininskaya Square, where the monument to Catherine the Great is situated, and leading to Odessa Privoz market.