This is a beautiful hotel within a minute of the Potemkin Steps and overlooking the Black Sea. The buildings in the area are probably the only ones in Odessa looked after- including the magnificent opera house which is a 2-minute walk The entrance hall is beautiful as is the main staircase and amazing stained glass. I can see why everyone... more

Stayed at the Hotel for 3 nights. Request a superior room or better. Massage in the spa was wonderfull and very reasonable. A great city to visit and a great hotel with real history more

As the Odessa hotel had priced itself out of the market (USD350 per room - I don't think so!), we decided to try the Londonskaya for our third visit to Odessa. We booked superior rooms for about USD200. The location is excellent and we had no problems parking right outside the hotel. We arrived slightly too early to check in... more

We stayed here for 3 nights in May, for approx £120 a night. We'd booked a superior room but they upgraded us to a junior suite from what i can work out. We caught a taxi from the station to the hotel which was about $10 (they take US currency in a lot of places, not sure how legal it... more

I stayed at this location for two nights (Superior Room) for around 100 USD a night. A lot of local newspapers advertise this Hotel. At arrival you are impressed by the "old heritage style", but once you have closer looks, you don´t really want to stay too long. The bed was horribly soft and was for sure 30 years old.... more

This is a really wonderful hotel in every aspect. The rooms are quite beautiful, the service is superb, the restaurant can only be described as magnificent. I cannot believe what tremendous value this hotel offers. I will return very soon! NB more

This is the only place to stay in odessa. Yes there will be brasher and newer hotels like the Mozart, but these exude new money (and new money people). The Londonskaya exudes old money. don't expect luxury - do book a superior or deluxe room, not the standard. For the deluxe rooms (junior suites), you don't get the junior suite... more

Londonskaya has a nice mixture of Soviet heritage and "old aristocratic" charm. It is my choice number 2 in Ukraine (the best hotel for me is Donbass Palace in Donetsk). We came from Kiev, where we had had enough of bad, rude, arrogant service, so a welcome at Londonskaya made us feel very good right away. In general Odessa ppl... more

Stayed at the Londonskaya in Feburary for one night. Was greeted at the door by an overfriendly porter who introduced us to reception to register and then escorted us to our room - he remined me a bit of Manuell from Faulty Towers. On the way to room he showed us where the business centre was - he wouldn't let... more