Marveli Hill
Villa "Marveli Hill" is located in the village of Neporotove, Sokyryanskyi district, on the banks of the Dniester River. Guests are offered a modern two-story house with a new stylish design that combines comfort and space. The bedrooms are equipped with a double bed and a sofa bed with bed linen, a television, a wardrobe, a desk, air conditioning, an iron and ironing board, Wi-Fi access, and panoramic windows overlooking the Dniester. The kitchen is equipped with a cooktop, refrigerator, microwave, oven, coffee maker, electric kettle, and dining area. The cottage has 2 bathrooms equipped with a shower, bathtub, sink, toilet, slippers, towels, a hairdryer, toiletries, and a washing machine with drying function. On the territory of the villa, there is parking, a barbecue area, a terrace, an outdoor heated pool, sun loungers, and umbrellas. There is access to the beach from the villa. Pets are allowed, a deposit is required, which is refundable upon check-out if the property of the villa is preserved and undamaged. The distance from the villa "Marveli Hill" to the center of Sokyryany is 22.4 km, to the nearest bus station "Sokyryany" - 22.1 km, to the railway station "Sokyryany" - 30.6 km.
Children of any age are allowed. The availability of extra beds should be confirmed when booking.
The villa can be reached by private car.
The cottage has a kitchen equipped with all necessary appliances and dishes. There is a barbecue area on the territory.
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MuseumPottery MuseumKobolchyn13 km from Marveli HillThevillage of Kobolchyn in the Sokyryany district has long been famous for its pottery traditions. Entire dynasties have been practicing this craft here since ancient...
MuseumSokyryany Museum of School HistorySokyryany20 km from Marveli HillIts exposition occupies one room in the building of school No. 1 and includes almost 500 exhibits. The documents and materials on display cover the history of the...
ChurchChurch of the IntercessionDnistrivka28 km from Marveli HillIn 1756, Princess Maria Hickey and the local community built the first wooden church in the village of Dnistrovka, which burned down in 1883.




