English garden pool
A contemporary garden design with a natural swim pool |
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Winner of Homes & Garden's Best Garden Reader Award 2021, this garden realises the harmonious balance between architecture and outdoor setting, which is best achieved when they are designed concurrently.
With architectural plans for the house on the drawing board, the ambitious and cohesive garden design was formulated, with shared ambitions regarding style, space, function and materials.
Be inspired by the landscaping and planting design tips for your own garden ideas.
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The concept of a formal, geometric but natural swim pool idea, strategically in line with the architecture and using the same materials of the house, was central to the entire design.
Garden designer Anthea Harrison was challenged to devise a scheme which elevated the status of the pool to become the garden’s main feature.
‘Aesthetically more ‘classical water feature idea’ than swim pool, this dual-purpose, reflective body of water creates apparent movement as clouds race across the sky, its mirror-glass face magically bounces shards of light right into the house,’ reveals owner Jo Carter.
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Working with the garden's sloping contours
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On a more practical level, the need to filter, clean and recirculate water, became an integral part of the design.
‘The pebble-filled rills are dramatically stepped to accommodate the sloping garden's natural contours, and draw water, by gravity, down through the garden to a semicircular filtration pool deftly disguised by water-purifying reeds and species Iris pseudocorus,’ explains Anthea.
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A waterfall clean cut pathway follows the geometry of the water-filled rill towards a circular seating area and fire pit beneath mature Blue Atlas cedar, Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca’.
A rich tapestry of textured verdant planting is pricked with white Astrantia major, blue Iris sibirica ‘Caesars Brother’, purple Salvia nemerosa ‘‘Ostfriesland’, lime flowered Lady’s Mantle, Alchemilla mollis.
The rest of the garden pivots around this intricate and aesthetic water system, with key elements sited according to convenience, aspect and vistas.
A garden in harmony with its surroundings
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The overarching scheme sought to transform the 3.5 acre, grass-filled plot, while treasuring ancient majestic trees and wide open vistas of open countryside.
‘We wanted to create an intimate garden, in harmony with our natural surroundings, with different levels or spaces where we could enjoy some solitude, relax, bathe or swim and comfortably entertain,’ explains owner Jo Carter.
A rich tapestry of textured verdant planting blends into the landscape beyond.
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An informal earth garden path idea wends through the tree-lined stroll garden. Here Acer platanoides ‘Princeton Gold’ and white-legged silver birch, Betula utilis jacquemontii are under planted with shade tolerant perennials including Iris ‘Cliffs of Dover’, Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother,’ purple-spired Salvia caradonna, Veronicastrum lavendelturm.
Naturalistic planting design includes waves of Euphorbia wulfenii and fountaining grasses, Stipa tenuissima, Molinia caerulea subsp. arundinace ‘Transparent’ and Stipa gigantica.
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A subtle change of touch ensures the landscaping and planting, more formal in proximity to the house, become increasingly informal as the gardens drift outwards to sit comfortably in the context of the outlying countryside.
The chiselled-stone terraces and steps around the pool and rill garden are replaced by meandering hoggin pathways in the stroll garden.
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Structural blocks of clean-clipped yew hedging in the upper garden give way to lower-lying, more decorative yew topiary domes tucked in among fountaining ornamental grasses and mounded perennials.
Use of screens to create 'rooms'
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The area has been loosely partitioned using garden screening ideas to create ‘open’ rooms, airy spaces, artfully divided using decorative laser-cut or solid Corten steel screens.
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The screens gently restrain the garden’s more formal elements while funnelling the view towards specific focal points or garden vistas.
Outdoor living areas conveniently placed
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With clever use of garden zoning, the outdoor kitchen and outdoor dining areas and areas for relaxing and enjoying the views, are conveniently and compatibly placed in proximity to the house.
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The broad, raised terrace, overlooking the pool and wider garden, caters for entertaining in numbers, large or small. A double row of young planes provides dappled shade for diners, replacing the planned trio of mulberries which ‘fell short’ of the task.
Planting of successional blooms for a long season of interest
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The summer garden bustles with a gargantuan matrix of 5,000 seasonal and successional plants.
‘The scale of the planting is immense,’ reveals Anthea, delighted that the owners insisted on voluminous swathes of planting in place of more usual expanses of grass. ‘The original brief was for low-maintenance garden border ideas, but the sheer volume of plants requires the full-time attention of a gardener,’ explains Jo.
‘The garden constantly evolves as we make our own mark, introducing new flowering plants where a few original plants have failed.’
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The breadth, intensity and style of the planting seemingly absorbs and cushions the weight of the hard landscaping features. As a result, an exquisite tapestry of texture, form and color rolls seamlessly outwards from the house, wrapping around a variety of seating areas designed to catch the rising midday or setting sun.
Different planting color palettes
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Jo has driven the striking overlay of color, with different garden color schemes for each area.
Vivacious and intense reds, oranges and yellows color the ‘hot borders’ in closest proximity to the house, while gentler, softer tones, blues and white grace the more distant planting.
The overall result is a beautifully crafted garden, perfectly designed for solitude or sharing.
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Garden designer Anthea Harrison advises on how to incorporate key elements into the garden with minimal impact.
- Plan the location of seating and lounging areas before landscaping – push back seating areas, recessing them, integrating them into the actual design space, rather than protruding outwards onto walkways and terraces.
- Understand the movement of the sun and shade in your garden and position seating accordingly.
- Choose simple, low lying furniture which complements the contemporary style and lines of the landscaping – in this design, minimal, geometric ‘slab’ sofa and coffee table blend with the pavers.
- Dress with cushions in colors to complement the surrounding planting – greens and purple, orange would also work.
- Disguise unsightly but desirable features; a large, square hot tub is minimized, discreetly interred in front of the low box hedge, its cover resembles the stone pavers
- Choose garden buildings which blend into the garden; the rectangular pool house, slots neatly into the elbow of a yew hedge, its lighter sage green paintwork mirrors the dominant silver grey/green of nearby planting.
- Detract the eye and cushion the effect by surrounding but not concealing entertaining areas with mounds of lush and abundant flowering perennials and grasses.
- Use living walls and decorative, filigree screens to enhance privacy and create shelter.
A creative freelance writer, stylist and photographer, Jacky Hobbs has created home and garden features for prestigious lifestyle magazines for over two decades.
An earlier career travelling the world as a fashion and homeware buyer developed her passion for lifestyle, interiors, vintage, travel and later gardens.
37 Best Swimming Pool Designs 2022 – Gorgeous Backyard Pool Ideas
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By Steele Marcoux
Douglas Friedman
A beautiful backyard pool can be as calming for your mind as it is refreshing for your body. Even the view of tranquil water, whether from inside your home or from your garden, patio, or porch, can soothe the soul.
From minimalist modern swimming pool designs to more formal, elaborate styles, the key to creating a sophisticated swimming pool is to complement the landscape rather than compete with it. This is true of almost any backyard design idea, from pergolas and gazebos to garden sheds. One of the best ways to nestle a pool into the landscape is to carefully choose plant materials surrounding it.
Planning a pool in full sun? Consider surrounding with drought-tolerant plants and cool decking materials. For a cooler watering hole, lush up the landscape with plants that thrive in the shade.
Next, you'll want to think through how to furnish your pool deck. It's important to choose outdoor furniture that's comfortable, durable, and suitable to the style of your pool design. Of course, no pool would be complete without plush beach towels. And for a whimsical touch, embellish your pool with a charming outdoor fountain or a stylish garden ornament.
If you’re making plans for summer or simply dreaming of it on a dreary winter day, dive into these serene swimming pool designs for a luxurious escape.
Maureen M. Evans
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Refreshing Talavera
At the home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, he shares with husband and business partner Andrew Fisher, designer Jeffry Weisman lined the pool with brilliant with deep lapis blue Talavera tiles.
John Sutton
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Poolside Edible Garden
At this Ross, California, home, landscape architect Erica Timbrell refinished an existing pool and chose gray limestone pavers as decking to extend into the living spaces, including where a dining terrace is framed by a pair of L-shaped garden beds.
Strawberries, mint, and shishito peppers grow in wattle-enclosed beds alongside Incrediball hydrangeas, Agastache, and Hidcote lavender.
LISA ROMEREIN
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Old-World Elegance
In the pool garden of this Santa Monica home, mature kumquat trees bookend a fireside sitting room designed by landscape architect Scott Shrader. The pool loungers are from RH.
Douglas Friedman
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Sunny and Sleek
At this Dallas home, the design team of designer Meredith McBrearty, architect Ryan Street, and landscape architect Bill Bauer channeled the original house's midcentury roots with a sleek pool that features a dark blue-green bottom and coping flush with the water. A pair of vintage Willy Guhl loop chairs sits pretty at one end.
THOMAS LOOF
5 of 37
Poolside Prep
Like a Slim Aarons photo, the pool at this Naples, Florida home designed by Summer Thornton is steeped in glamour, from the large white planters and flush coping to the teak pool loungers (Sutherland) and patterned umbrellas (Sunbeam Jackie).
MANOLO LANGIS
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A European Air
At this home in West Hollywood, landscape architect Anna Hoffman designed a pool and outdoor living space that channel the vibe of a European estate. The pool decking is French limestone and the poolside living room is shaded by an alderwood pergola.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
7 of 37
Verdant Surroundings
At this Bronxville, New York, home designed by Carrier and Company, the pool is tucked into a lush, verdant corner of the backyard. A trio of lilac standards flourishes in a tidy poolside bed of Franklin’s Gem hedges. Chaise longues, Country Casual Teak.
DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN
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Ranch Revival
Iconic vintage furniture and cheerful pops of red enliven the pool terrace of this California wine country home designed by Ken Fulk. Tubular 1940s rockers by Walter Lamb are from the estate of screen legend Shirley Temple. Chaises, RH. Cushion fabric, Sunbrella.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Woodland Watering Hole
Francesco Lagnese
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Cabana Classic
At this Connecticut home, a verdant lawn surrounds the pool to cooling effects. An outdoor fireplace and teak dining table (Summit Furniture) turn the poolhouse, designed by David Netto, into the de facto summer dining room. Lounge and Adirondack chairs, Loll Designs.
Douglas Friedman
11 of 37
Old Florida Glamour
At this Naples, Florida, home designed by Celerie Kemble, a knife-edge pool sits flush with a coral stone deck that overlooks Gordon Pass. Beneath a canopy of coconut palms, an emerald privacy screen of areca, traveler’s, fishtail, and cat palms flourishes. Chaise lounges, Celerie Kemble for Lane Venture. Umbrella, Santa Barbara Designs.
William Abranowicz
12 of 37
Artistic Touch
Beyond the dining terrace and pool at this Hamptons retreat designed by Alex Papachristidis, a cast bronze and gilt garden sculpture rises up over clipped bayberry hedges.
Table and chairs, Antique & Artisan Gallery.
Eric Kruk Photography
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Home Turf
Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury knows a thing or two about home field advantage. Case in point: his backyard in Paradise Valley, Arizona, which features a pool terrance comprising a clean grid pattern of turf and hardscape that echoes the home’s geometric architecture. Beyond the pool, the outdoor pavilion includes a pool bath and a gourmet kitchen equipped with a grill.
Tria Giovan
14 of 37
Cottage Charm
At this Connecticut waterfront home designed by Cathy Kincaid, the pool and stone terrace creates an ideal spot for breakfast, afternoon tea, or even cocktails, thanks to a cedar pool pavilion inspired by the owners’ antique birdhouse.
DAVID TSAY
15 of 37
Made in the Shade
At this Newport Beach, California, home designed by Peter Dunham, a rectangular pool enjoys respite from the sun, thanks to a canopy of pine trees.
The chaise cushion fabric is from Peter Dunham Textiles, and the pink pillow fabric is Fermoie.
Durston Saylor
16 of 37
Splendor in the Grass
At this former Christmas tree farm in Millbrook, New York, landscape architect Janice Parker surrounded the pool with a grassy deck to play up its rural setting. "Setting the pool in grass helps avoid the 'suburbanization' of a landscape," says Parker. Potted topiaries at the corners finish the look with elegance.
Scott Shigley
17 of 37
Eternal Sunshine
Landscape design firm Hoerr Schaudt surrounded this Montecito, California, swimming pool with drought-tolerant plants like lavender and agave that not only thrive in full sun but also look right at home in the arid, coastal setting.
Charles Mayer
18 of 37
Low Profile
This Long Island, New York, garden, designed by Hollander Design Landscape Architects, features a rimless pool that fits right into the flat farmland landscape. For texture and privacy surrounding the pool, Hollander installed Annabelle hydrangeas, a manicured hedge, and an allée of crepe myrtles.
Tara Donne
19 of 37
Lined with Lanterns
At Jenna Bush Hager's Long Island cottage, an enchanting backyard pool is all set for weekend company, thanks to large wicker lanterns from Amanda Lindroth, a vintage iron patio set finished with cushions from Perennials, and block-printed table linens also from Amanda Lindroth.
Paul Hester
20 of 37
In the Round
At this Houston estate designed by Curtis & Windham Architects with Windfohr Design, a round pool was inspired by the Rodin Museum in Paris. A bronze elephant fountain (Dan Ostermiller) and Canary Island date palms emphasize a feeling of exoticism and whimsy.
Sargent Architectural Photography
21 of 37
Nice Curves
A photograph of a fountain edge at the Taj Mahal inspired the sinuous curves of the garden, designed by Mario Nievera of Nievera Williams Landscape Architecture, surrounding this rectangular pool at the 2020 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach.
ANNIE SCHLECHTER
22 of 37
Temple on the Hill
This Hudson Valley, New York, pool is finished at one end with a pool house modeled after a temple and terraced into the hill "like a secret folly," says architect Cynthia Filkoff.
The chaise lounges and umbrellas are from RH.
Francesco Lagnese
23 of 37
Pattern Play
The swimming pool at this historic Palm Beach home designed by Susan Zises Green features a geometric pattern made of light and dark tiles that echoes the the exterior's alternating bands of brick and coral stone.
Melanie Acevedo
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Lap of Luxury
A terraced lawn sets this simple, sophisticated rectangular swimming pool apart from the Bahamas estate designed by Miles Redd. A screen of palms at each end of the pool provides privacy.
Thomas Loof
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Lawn Games
At this West Palm Beach home, designer Lars Bolander ran the lawn right up to the swimming pool coping for a more natural effect, amplified by the reflection of coconut palms in the water.
MAX KIM-BEE
26 of 37
Advanced Geometry
At this Southern California home designed by Mark D. Sikes, geometric details, such as the pool deck's grid pattern made of pavers and ground cover, lend modern energy to this backyard pool.
Chaise lounges covered in a cheerful Maria Flora striped outdoor fabric plus a wave-pattern tile border provide a playful contrast to the formal Spanish Mediterranean architecture. The umbrellas are from RH.
BJORN WALLANDER
27 of 37
Lush Life
A mix of coconut palm trees, sago palms, bougainvillea, ground cover, and pavers surround this Palm Beach estate swimming pool in a celebration of its natural surroundings. A pair of slender steps at the sides of the pool, as opposed to steps that run across the entirety of the end of the pool, allows for larger swimming space.
Alexandre Bailhache
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Hedge Fun
A manicured hedge surrounds the swimming pool portion of this 65-acre farm in Provence, restored by landscape architect Dominique Lafourcade, architect Alexandre Lafourcade, and interior designer Susan Bednar Long. Slender cypres de Florence soften the surroundings of the new swimming pool and help it fit into the context of the nearby 200-year-old farmhouse.
MAX KIM-BEE
29 of 37
Infinity and Beyond
This Hamptons home designed by architect Steven Harris and landscape architect David Kelly features a dark-bottom infinity pool surrounded by a pond, which extends the soothing watery vista.
Mali Azima
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Classic Details
A Greek key mosaic-tile border, symmetrical landscaping, and a new pool pavilion set off by fluted columns reinforce the timeless style of this 1934 Regency-style home in Atlanta, originally designed by architect Philip Trammell Schutze and restored by architect Yong Pak, landscape design firm Land Plus Associates, and interior designer Melanie Turner. The home exterior is painted Super White by Sherwin-Williams; the shutters are Farrow & Ball's Pitch Black.
35 Serene White Bedroom Ideas
Steele Marcoux Editor in Chief, VERANDA Steele Marcoux is the Editor in Chief at VERANDA, covering design trends, architecture, and travel for the brand.
English garden of your dreams | "England"
Today, in order to recreate a true English garden design, homeowners spend untold thousands of pounds. After all, scattering perennials here and there, laying winding paths and making it all look like in a fairy tale about Peter Pan, but abandoned, as if it had been growing for decades, is worth a lot.
Styles of landscape design
Experts distinguish 14 different styles in English landscape design, among them there are French, Italian, abstract and even postmodern - there is where to disperse and where to get confused. In order for the decoration of your home to be consistent in style, consistent with the concept of good taste and at the same time not violate the numerous and sometimes very incomprehensible laws of the kingdom, it is worth engaging a trusted construction and design company to work. Her staff should include not only gardeners and artists, but also good lawyers, because even a garden, as part of a residential building, is subject to many restrictions.
One of these organizations, the construction company G7, has been successfully operating in the British and European construction markets for many years, they perfectly understand how to build a house from scratch, how to obtain renovation permits, and how to ennoble the site around the building, turning it into luxurious or modest - at the request of the customer - a garden.
Choosing a company
When choosing a company to work with, you should pay attention not only to the “beauty” of its portfolio, but also to whether it is only individuals who order projects from it, or whether it cooperates with organizations as well. The presence of corporate customers in the portfolio means that the company has the full range of necessary licenses, the ability to use advanced materials and technologies, and also that its designers and decorators understand modern trends in landscape art.
Specialists of the G7 construction company are engaged not only in landscaping and landscape design, but they can install a pool on the site, work out the entire exterior of the house, create an artificial relief, zone the garden and at the same time preserve the spirit and individuality of the site.
Garden redesign and renovation
What's more, if your home requires not only a garden redesign but also a complete redesign and renovation, it's best to find a company that does the full range of turnkey construction work. The G7 construction company has a huge staff of specialists in various fields, and they will be able to quickly and efficiently create a drawing, plan the territory and even show you the future house and garden at the construction stage, as well as take care of all the necessary documents. On average, a home renovation and landscaping project can be completed in just 7-10 months, which is a record short time by UK standards.
Building a swimming pool: prestigious and affordable
Today, pool construction services are becoming more and more popular and affordable. Not only hotel owners, where the pool has already become an indispensable integral part of high-quality service, but also the owners of private houses in England are increasingly thinking about their own pool.
Among the advantages are pleasure, health benefits and, of course, a certain prestige: a private pool is a sign of solidity and well-being. Just imagine what kind of summer parties you can arrange on a hot day in the garden by the pool!
To select and install a pool with high quality, as well as to "fit" it into the interior of your garden, it is better to turn to professionals, a pool is a complex engineering complex in which the processes of stepwise water filtration, disinfection and temperature maintenance are constantly taking place. Only experienced specialists will build, install and equip the perfect pool.
Any, even the most daring project, can be implemented if you find the right helpers in this difficult task. Just imagine what kind of garden you want, what your dream home should look like, and trust the professionals!
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89 real reviews - English Garden
Review score
Based on 89 hotel reviews
8.9
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Review date: 3 September 2021
Hope
Russia
1 review
Did not like 2 points. 1st, this is purely my perception, but there are flying bugs in this area and every exit to the balcony was stressful for me 😬😜 2nd moment, We have lived since 29August to 31, although they were supposed to be on September 2, but we decided to move out a day earlier, not because of the bedbugs😄, the plans changed a little, and asked the administrator if they would return the money to us for that day, to which they said, the owners do not return the money, which was not entirely pleasant.
Zero customer focus on this issue. In general, I liked the rest, the location of the hotel is good, despite the flying neighbors. To the sea for 5-7 minutes, we walked with a child. The embankment has not yet been restored after the flood, so there is really no infrastructure. The hotel area itself is quiet, calm, in the future, as we understand it, it will expand, new hotels are being built. There is a water park nearby, but while we were there it did not function yet, I think the recent downpour and flooding of the entire village prevented us in many ways. The hotel is cozy, clean, the room for three is spacious, shower, toilet, everything is in the room, the water pressure in the shower is straight from the heart 👌 The territory is well-groomed, roses, trees, a pool, there is also a kitchen where you can cook, plates, appliances, also there there is. In general, I liked the rest in this hotel, the administrator Irina is friendly, if there is an opportunity, we will come back here again 👍
Length of stay: September 2021
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Review date: 24 August 2021
Maria
Russia
6 reviews
3 marks "useful review"
Road to the sea. It is difficult to walk on gravel, especially in the evening. After the rain, there are large puddles, and you can also find cow cakes) but this did not spoil the overall impression.
Wonderful hotel. The rooms are clean, good soundproofing. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The hotel has a very tasty restaurant. The pool is cleaned every morning for which special thanks. The music by the pool is uplifting. Many thanks for a wonderful holiday.
Length of stay: August 2021
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Review date: 6 August 2021
Evgeniy
Russia
1 review
2 marks "useful review"
Cons: I'll start with the pool, the pool is dirty, even plaque remains on the walls, there are also no umbrellas by the pool to hide from the sun Very good audibility, if there are children in neighboring rooms, you will hear them
Clean room, excellent administrator, you can order a delicious hookah There is a kitchen, i.
e. you can either order food (by the way, very tasty and cheap), or cook it yourself Length of stay: August 2021
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Review date: 16 July 2021
Michael
Russia
3 reviews
7 marks "useful review"
Brilliant, Basik nishtyak, Serega Lev! The water park will be ready soon, the construction under the windows will also be ready. I kiss your mouth! I will be back again and again and again)
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 10 July 2021
Elena
Russia
2 reviews
1 mark "useful review"
If you return from a walk late at night, you will have to walk in the dark. But this is not a hindrance, if you have a flashlight with you, then you can perfectly walk.
It didn't stop us from having a good time. Good, comfortable, clean hotel. Friendly staff. The ground floor has its own dining room, where you can have a delicious meal if you wish. Shops and markets walking distance of 10 minutes. Everything is fine. The sea is 5 minutes.
Length of stay: July 2021
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Review date: 7 July 2021
Olga
Russia
1 review
Despite the weather, we had a wonderful rest. The hotel is clean and quiet. For recreation there is everything: a swimming pool, a kitchen, a chic garden. To the sea 10 minutes. Many thanks to the staff for taking care of us.
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 6 July 2021
Koshelev
Russia
1 review
Polite and helpful staff, delicious food in the dining room, quiet and peaceful! The room is clean and comfortable, plenty of space, large pool.
Wonderful place to stay with kids! I recommend, I liked it very much! Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 5 July 2021
Marie&Marie
Russia
8 reviews
5 marks "useful review"
We had a very cool time! Everything is at a decent level. 👌
The territory is all in flowers, roses, roses... Very beautiful! The rooms are clean and comfortable. The hotel staff is polite and responsive. We really liked you. Thank you ❤️
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 4 July 2021
Anna
Russia
9 reviews
23 marks "useful review"
Friendly staff (not obtrusive, always there, but does not interfere with relaxation!), Excellent swimming pool (does not stink of bleach), the hotel is full of flowers, there are comfortable gazebos (in each barbecue area), a dining room and its own kitchen with a common refrigerator, (large a plus).
Excellent rooms, nothing superfluous, but everything you need is available, especially a split and a mini-fridge. Length of stay: July 2021
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Review date: 26 June 2021
Sly
Russia
2 reviews
2 marks "useful review"
The road to the sea and everything would be great......
Friendly staff, beautiful pool, flowers, really an English garden, rested with pleasure!!!!!!!!Pavilions, kitchen, dining room...... cleanliness..... All wishes of the guest were met......
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 18 June 2021
Tatiana
Russia
4 reviews
4 marks "useful review"
There is no soap/shampoo, there is a lack of a table on the balcony (one chair can be placed) and a chair in the room.
Walk 10 minutes to the sea to the nearest point, to the center min 15. Portions could have been made more, otherwise 75r pasta, but my child hasn’t eaten for 5 years 🙈 It’s cozy, there is a kitchen, as well as a dining room. Mattresses are excellent without springs and thick. For kids it was cool, great pool. In principle, we really liked it despite the cons. Be sure to visit you next time 👍👍
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 16 June 2021
Tsymbal
Russia
1 review
Beautiful) everything is clean and tidy) the staff is wonderful. Thanks for the rest!
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 15 June 2021
Olga
Russia
4 reviews
8 marks "useful review"
The hotel is new, everything is clean, wonderful swimming pool and very beautiful garden.
The cafe is tasty and not expensive. The rooms are spacious, all with balconies, wonderful views. Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 13 June 2021
Kravchenko
Russia
1 review
I liked everything, very cool hotel with good staff, I recommend
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 9 June 2021
Osipova
Russia
2 reviews
1 mark "useful review"
The sewage system in the bathroom does not work very well, there is an unpleasant smell
Friendly staff. Remoteness from the highway, ten minutes to the sea, very clean, quiet, beautiful landscape. The value for money is simply excellent!
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: 9 June 2021
Galina
Russia
1 review
It was very cool, comfortable.
Very friendly staff, comfortable living conditions, close to the sea. Nice view from the window.
Length of stay: June 2021
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Review date: October 8, 2020
Iurii
Russia
22 reviews
10 marks "useful review"
In the evening from the hotel to the center had to walk on a dark dirt road.
Clean new numbers.
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: September 23, 2020
Asia
Russia
2 reviews
3 marks "useful review"
We express our gratitude for the wonderful two-day stay from 20.
09.2020-22.09.2020. I liked absolutely everything: impeccable cleanliness in the room, beautiful design of the garden, immersed in roses, hospitable, friendly staff. Special thanks to Irina Evgenievna for the warm welcome. We wish fragrance and prosperity to your Garden. If possible, we will repeat the rest at your place. Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: September 15, 2020
Leah
Russia
14 reviews
6 marks "useful review"
I liked everything, especially the pool))
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: 11 September 2020
Barbara
Russia
4 reviews
6 marks "useful review"
Maintenance Cleanliness in the rooms Hotel area Pool
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: September 9, 2020
Snezhana
Russia
12 reviews
18 "useful review" marks
I would like to recommend for a hotel of this level to put tables on the balconies and umbrellas or other awnings by the pool to create shade at noon!
The hotel manager is very attentive and pleasant))) met, showed everything, helped with the luggage. A fresh sprig of lavender in the room upon check-in) Rooms, hotel grounds, pool - perfect cleanliness everywhere. The room is quite spacious, comfortable beds, refrigerator, split. To the sea about 10-15 minutes on a quiet street without shopping malls. There are two kitchens (summer and indoors), fully equipped for self-cooking. Separate respect to the gardener for fragrant roses throughout the territory! The view of the mountains from the balcony with the singing of birds was especially pleasing)))
Stayed: August 2020
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Review date: September 7, 2020
Nicholas
Russia
1 review
3 marks "useful review"
Mattresses on the beds - not good, you can feel the springs...
Almost everything was great!
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: September 7, 2020
Elena
Russia
6 reviews
2 marks "useful review"
Ambrosia around!!!! There are no shops within walking distance. If by car, it is better to choose the beach "Gold Coast" 7 km from the hotel, the sand and the sea are cleaner
Very clean, comfortable hotel. Beautiful well-groomed area. Everything is provided: barbecues, coals, skewers. The kitchen is clean. New dishes. There is a summer kitchen. Swimming pool. A quiet pleasant place for a family holiday.
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: 6 September 2020
G
Russia
1 review
The service is a little short. There was no soap, shampoo, etc. in the room. The drain does not work very well in the shower, the water is standing.
Silence, excellent view from the balcony, swimming pool, barbecue area. Convenient location relative to the beach. Fresh, tasty air, friendly staff.
Time of stay: September 2020
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Review date: September 4, 2020
Sergey
Russia
14 reviews
3 marks "useful review"
The mattress is thin, the simplest, that you can almost feel the bed itself, it is not very comfortable to sleep. The toilet in the bathroom was poorly fixed (staggered), I had to put a little cardboard, it immediately became better.
Good location, 10-15 minutes to the city beach.
