Today, Odesa feels different. The city has become calmer, deeper, and more attentive to detail. Yet it has preserved its main character — atmosphere, emotion, and the ability to attract people from all over the world.

In this renewed rhythm, Radisson Hotel City Centre Odesa officially opened on May 15 in the very center of the city.

Located on Derybasivska Street, the hotel is surrounded by Odesa’s iconic landmarks, including the Opera House, City Garden, and Primorsky Boulevard.

Designed in a modern Scandinavian aesthetic, the hotel combines light natural textures, elegant minimalism, and an atmosphere of urban calmness.

The property is managed by Maestro Hotel Management, a Ukrainian hospitality operator specializing in premium and lifestyle hospitality projects.

“Today, it is especially important to create spaces where people can once again experience service, comfort, and the atmosphere of the city,” says Eduard Rezhynskyi, CEO of Maestro Hotel Management.

The opening of an international hotel in the center of Odesa is not only about tourism or business. It is about trust — in the city, in people, and in the future of the Ukrainian hospitality industry.