Restoration of the Bristol Hotel in Odesa
The iconic «Bristol» Hotel, located in the heart of Odesa and damaged by a missile strike on January 31, 2025, has once again opened its doors to guests.
Key Highlights:
- The «Bristol» Hotel in Odesa has reopened following restoration after suffering from a Russian attack.
- Guests are assured of safety — 24/7 security, video surveillance, and a secure shelter.
- The building is a historical architectural landmark and a symbol of the city.
- Exclusive rooms, a spa center, and modern conference halls are available at the hotel.
Hotel Restoration
«We are proud to announce the reopening of our legendary hotel — a symbol of elegance, strength, and true Odesa hospitality,» reads a statement on the hotel «Bristol» Facebook page.
The hotel administration emphasized that to ensure guest safety, they have implemented round-the-clock security, video surveillance, and equipped shelters.
Bristol — A Part of Odesa's History
The «Bristol» Hotel is one of Odesa's architectural jewels, with a history spanning over a century. Throughout the years, it has welcomed renowned writers, actors, and politicians. The building was constructed in the neo-baroque style by prominent architects Alexander Bernardazzi and Adolf Minkus.
This is the only hotel in the city featuring two presidential suites, along with exclusive thematic rooms designed by leading global designers such as Fendi, Missoni, and Ralph Lauren. The hotel offers 113 apartments, a spa center with panoramic city views, a ballroom, and three conference halls.
The revival began in 2002 when Vertex Hotel Group purchased the abandoned building and initiated an eight-year reconstruction, investing $17.5 million.
Unfortunately, all this luxury and beauty suffered significant damage after the Russian missile strike on January 31, 2025. There were injuries among the hotel staff, but fortunately, no fatalities.
