Guest House 1950

Guest House 1950 is located 80 km from Vladikavkaz, in the picturesque and hard-to-reach mountains of the Tsei Gorge. The name 1950 refers to the altitude at which the guest house is located. This designation says a lot: the height of almost 2 km above sea level in Tsey is a special microclimate created by rarefied air, coniferous forest and other mountain plants, healing for human health. Rest in such conditions is extremely useful for people with poor health, diseases of the cardiovascular system, lung diseases, etc. The hotel project was created by the St. Petersburg architect Alexander Kopp. The Guest House has two buildings, the first of which is named Alan in honor of the ancestors of the Ossetians Alans, and the second - Nart - is named after the Nart epic, which describes the ancient Ossetian customs. The Alan building organically repeats the mountainous terrain, all its rooms are very spacious and airy, thanks to unusual solutions with double light. Nart building contains 3 rooms, all have terraces offering the gorge and mountains views. The club lounge, where guests eat, is located in the Alan building. There is also a lobby bar and a cozy spa area. The guest house has 12 spacious rooms of various categories. Guest house 1950 is a wonderful place for a romantic getaway for two, here you can make an unforgettable marriage proposal or celebrate an important date. Great place for two. Guest house 1950 - perfect for families with children - most of the rooms can accommodate four guests. Guest House 1950 is an amazing place for a small corporate event - to take stock of the year, hold team-building events, an intellectual game and much, much more. For the entertainment of adults and little guests on the territory of the Guest House there is a swing, a trampoline, where both children and adults can jump, as well as a rope park for children from 3 years old. In good weather, a romantic bonfire is lit near the Guest House every evening. It is important to note that the guest house does not allow...