Садиба Злата хата

Садиба Злата хата turned out to be a real gem in the small town of Urych — a place where you feel like you’re visiting your grandmother, but with all modern amenities. This four-star establishment is located right on Shevchenko Street, 51, and although I was initially a bit skeptical (since I hadn’t heard of this town before), I didn’t regret a single second. Parking is free right next to the hotel — a big advantage if you’re traveling by car, like my husband and I were.

Check-in went smoothly without any queues (we arrived around 3 PM), and the staff immediately told us about all the local attractions and recommended where to eat. The rooms are truly cozy, with wooden furniture and Ukrainian flair — not kitsch, but that authentic style that creates a special atmosphere. The soundproofing is decent, though in the morning you can hear birds singing (which is actually quite lovely). Wi-Fi works reliably, which is important for those who can’t completely disconnect from work.

Breakfast is served in a small dining room overlooking the courtyard — homemade pastries, fresh eggs, local cheeses. Nothing too fancy, but everything very tasty and fresh. In summer, it’s probably especially beautiful here because of the large garden around the hotel, but even in autumn it was charming — yellow leaves, fresh air, silence. If you’re looking for a place for peaceful relaxation away from city noise, then Садиба Злата хата is the perfect choice. The only downside — it’s quite far from major attractions, but for us that was more of a plus.