Jewal

We are delighted to introduce you to our new hotel named 'JEWAL', which translates from Arabic as 'wanderer'. For centuries, our city has been renowned for its hospitality. In medieval Kezlev, there were dozens of caravanserais – inns where merchants and travelers from various countries could always find lodging and a generous table. Today, by combining the best centuries-old traditions with the highest service standards, we have created a modern hotel in a unique ethnic style. Located in the heart of the Old City on the historic Oduun-Bazaar square, just 5 minutes from the sea, the hotel has become another vibrant facet of the cultural and ethnographic center, which also includes the fortress gate museum with a unique model of Kezlev, coffee shops, and an ethno-restaurant. Continuing the overall concept of the complex, the hotel's exterior and interiors are designed in the style of palace architecture from the time of the Crimean Khanate. In its creation, we were guided by 3 main principles: Ethnicity – the culture of the indigenous people is a unique recreational resource, sought after by Ukrainian and foreign tourists, which Crimea is ready to offer its guests in the best traditions at the 'JEWAL' ethno-hotel; Environmental Sustainability – the 'JEWAL' ethno-hotel uses only natural materials in its finishes (Tatar tiles, furniture made from Crimean acacia and cherry wood) and advanced energy-saving technologies: an autonomous solar installation providing hot water supply, a heating system running on eco-fuel, a 'green' elevator, and a state-of-the-art water purification system; Exclusivity – guests of the 'JEWAL' ethno-hotel are surrounded only by unique, handmade interior items that create a special atmosphere of home warmth and coziness: ceramics by Rustem Skibin, watercolors by Ramiz Netovkin, embroidery by Tamara Klyuchkina, and hand-woven kilims by folk craftsmen. The combination of national traditions, modern comfort, and the staff's individual approach to each guest (including special amenities for children and guests with limited physical abilities) creates a unique atmosphere of harmony, tranquility, and Eastern hospitality!