Rezidor has opened the Park Inn Veliky Novgorod.
The former Beresta Palace Hotel featuring 225 rooms has been
rebranded and is now operating as a Park Inn.
Besides 225 rooms, the
Park Inn Veliky Novgorod offers an all day restaurant and bar, 3
meeting rooms and a wellness area including a swimming pool,
saunas and a gym.
The hotel was originally built in 1991 as one of the
first international-standard hotels which opened after the fall of
the Soviet Union. It was renovated in 2006.
“We are delighted
to cooperate with one of the world’s largest hotel chains. The
experience of Rezidor will enhance the economic aspect of the
project and its quality. I am confident that this is the first
step towards the establishment of a long term partnership between
our companies; within the next 5 years we are planning to reach
one of the leading positions on the Russian hospitality market,”
said Denis Geerko, General Director of Effective Investments
Company and owner of the new hotel.
Veliky Novgorod,
which in Russia means “The Great New City” or “The Big New City”,
is recognized as a major tourism destination both domestically
and, increasingly, internationally. The city is strategically
located along the main highway linking Moscow and St. Petersburg,
making it a popular escape for residents of both cities. It is
also a key stopover for tour groups visiting the “Golden Ring”
cities which encircle Moscow.
Few Russian cities can
compete with Veliky Novgorod in the variety and age of its
medieval monuments. The foremost among these is the St Sophia
Cathedral in the Kremlin, built between 1045 and 1050. It is the
best preserved 11th century church and the first one to represent
original features of Russian architecture. Among many historical
sights, the Kremlin contains the Hall of Facets, which was built
in the thirties of 15th century and served as a hall for
ceremonies; and Chasozvonya (1673) - one of the oldest Russian
clock towers.
Besides being a regional tourism hub, Veliky
Novgorod attracts corporate visitors due to its status as a centre
of education (home of Yaroslav the Wise University), an
administrative centre for the Novgorod Region and its large
industrial base focused around the chemical industry.
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