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Homestead "NAD TYSOYU"

Address: Vulytsia Myru, 144, Iasinia, Zakarpatska Oblast, Ukraina, How to get there?

Phone: +38 (098) 087 0048, +38 (096) 085 1130, +38 (067) 420 5397Show phone numbers
Prices as of 23/07/2026
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Three-story building with 10 rooms (21 places).

On the first floor — dining room with fireplace (table with chairs, TV); 2 double rooms (each with a double bed or 2 single beds, wardrobe or clothes rack); bathroom (shower cabin, toilet, sink).

On the second floor — 3 double rooms (each with 2 single beds, wardrobe or clothes rack); triple room (2 single beds, clothes rack); bathroom (shower cabin, toilet, sink).

On the third floor — 4 double rooms (each with a double bed or 2 single beds, clothes rack); bathroom (shower cabin, toilet, sink).

Heating: autonomous water and warm air. Water supply: cold water constantly, hot — 3 boilers of 100 l each.

There is a gazebo and a barbecue area on the territory.

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