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Health Complex "Zhaivoronok"

Address: Vulytsia Shevchenka, 112, Berehovo, Zakarpatska Oblast, Ukraina, How to get there?

Phone: +38 (067) 184 0569, +38 (095) 305 4261Show phone numbers
We offer:
Salt room or cave, Family rooms, Autonomous heating, Air Conditioning, Facilities for people with disabilities, Cable / Satellite TV, Hiking / Excursion services, Parking, Conference hall/Banquet hall, Outdoor swimming pool, Indoor pool, Wellness SPA center, In English, In Russian, Hungarian
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Hotel "Zhaivoronok" is located within the health complex and guarantees you cozy comfortable rooms with modern European design. You will enjoy a pleasant home atmosphere and unforgettable impressions from your vacation. Here you can relax with your whole family or arrange an individual retreat. The hotel consists of four buildings: A, B, C, D. Residents of buildings C and D have direct access to the pool area.

All hotel rooms are equipped with air conditioning and a wardrobe. Some rooms have access to a balcony. Guests of the hotel "Zhaivoronok" are served a continental breakfast or a breakfast with a choice of dishes from the menu.

The reception staff, who speak English, Hungarian, Ukrainian, and Russian, are always ready to assist guests.

Did you know that the complex features the only unique indoor thermal pool in Ukraine! The thermal waters of the pools of the "Zhaivoronok" health complex are known throughout Ukraine for their healing properties because they contain various minerals and trace elements.

The secret is that the water filling the complex's pools comes directly from wells at a depth of 1200 m. This means it is not subjected to technical or chemical treatment. Thanks to this, guests of the complex can experience the healing power of thermal water. The hot waters of our complex come from magmatic intrusions in areas of active volcanic terrain, which the Berehove region is rich in.

Attention! The water in the thermal pools has a temperature of 56-58°C at the outlet, so it does not require special heating; on the contrary, it is cooled to a comfortable temperature. Freshly extracted thermal water is clear, but when it interacts with oxygen, it takes on a brown, rusty color. The specific smell of thermal water is due to the presence of hydrogen sulfide, which oxidizes and decomposes immediately upon reaching the surface.
The pools use flowing water supply, and a complete water exchange occurs every 1-3 days (depending on the size of the pool basin). Thermal water is highly mineralized, so it does not require special disinfection. Cleaning of the pool edges and bottom is carried out regularly when the water is fully drained.

Thermal water is recommended for people suffering from diseases of the: Musculoskeletal system (arthritis, arthrosis, polyarthritis, osteochondrosis, consequences of bone, muscle, and tendon injuries);
Cardiovascular system (hypotension, hypertension stage I-II, atherosclerosis, phlebitis);
Nervous system (sciatica, radiculitis, neuroses, neurasthenia, migraine, insomnia). Also, healing with thermal water will be beneficial for those who are familiar with obesity, diabetes, gout, sinusitis, and bronchial asthma. The properties of the water from our developed source are miraculous – strengthening immunity and complete recovery of the body are guaranteed!

The "Zhaivoronok" health complex includes an extensive network of catering establishments, where you will find delicious dishes and drinks of excellent quality, both authentic Transcarpathian and popular dishes of Ukrainian, Hungarian, and European cuisine.
Depending on your available time and mood, you can choose options for quick service, delivery to your room, or takeout, or spend an unforgettable time savoring a gastronomic masterpiece from the chef with a glass of Transcarpathian wine or a mug of local beer, enjoying a cozy evening with live music.

On the complex's territory, there is a unique health Halotherapy Chamber, also known as a salt room.

In the rooms of the semi-luxury and luxury categories, an additional place on a sofa bed is provided at the request of the guest for 150 UAH/night. Children under 5 years old are accommodated in the room without providing a separate sleeping place – free of charge.

For guests with cars, parking is available. On the hotel premises, you have access to various dining establishments: cafes, coffee shops, restaurants; wine cellar, baths, pools, salt room.

Successfully located in the mountains, the complex occupies a favorable position between nature and civilization – you can always take a walk in the surroundings, forgetting about the daily hustle and bustle, or go into town and touch its ancient history. The "Zhaivoronok" health complex is the best place for relaxation at any time of the year and for holding official business events of any format in Transcarpathia.

Check-in at the hotel is without pets – domestic animals are not welcome on the premises.

The distance from the hotel to the city of Mukachevo is 26 km, and to the city of Satu Mare — 49 km.

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