Kempinski Grand Hotel Gelendzhik

About Kempinski Grand Hotel Gelendzhik

Kempinski Grand Hotel Gelendzhik sits on the first linei??of the Black Sea coast, in Cape Tolstiy on Gelendzhik Bay.i??The hotel occupies the territory of 8 hectare. For ages this area has been the beloved place of visitors owing to its tranquility and leisurely atmosphere. The prime location of the hotel let?s its guest to have pleasant promenades in the shadows of old pines trees along the embankment, suntan on the beach, enjoy picturesque views on the bay and the mountains.The prestige first class Hotel aims to provide the ideal venue for the perfect leisure and business meetings, inviting its guests to discover a great variety of products supplemented with splendid service at the hotel. The site encompasses: hotel with 379i??rooms, including 7 bungalows, private beach, indoor and outdoor pools, a multi-functional congress centre, an amphitheatre fori??outdoor events, both street level and underground parking,i??tennis courts and sports ground, spa centre, aquatic centre, 3i??restaurants, a children?s playground. Numerous restaurants and bars are always available to meet a whole variety of culinary tastes ? 2 gourmet restaurants, childrens restaurant, beach restaurant, pool bar, and round-the-clock lobby lounge are just some of the hotel?s dining attractions. The unrivalled conference facilities have already established the Kempinski Grand Hotel Gelendzhik as a popular venue for high-level events. With 4,900 sq. m of multi-functional space, the congress centre is the largest in Southern Russia, and able to host events on a large-scale. The spa centre of the Kempinski Grand Hotel Gelendzhik on area of 3000 sq.m. is a pearl without compare.

Gelendzik is a resort town in South of Russia, situated on the Gelendzhik Bay of the Black Sea.Before Russia secured the coast in 1829, a brisk slave trade had been carried on between the mountaineers and the Ottoman Empire. Since the Circassian beauties were usually traded for gold and other commodities before being taken to Turkish seraglios, the market place became known as Gelendzhik literally, little meadow in Adyghe Language. During the Soviet period, Gelendzhik was developed as a spa. It possesses sand beaches, three waterparks, two aerial tramway lines, and two Orthodox churches.The environs of Gelendzhik are noted for a chain of waterfalls, an outcrop of dolmens, two extremely ancient pine and juniper groves, and the Sail Rock, located 17 km from downtown.