Titovka Arktik River Park 4* Park Hotel

Accommodation summary

Titovka Arktik River Park 4* Park Hotel is located in Novaya Titovka, 15 m from the surf line of the Arctic Ocean, on the shores of the Barents Sea, in the littoral zone of Titovskaya Bay, Motovsky Bay. The hotel is located on a curved coastline, bounded by sheer cliffs on one side and a sea fjord on the other. The hotel has been operating since 2023. There is a Russian bathhouse on the territory - a log house of 60 sq. m. m., there is a steam room with a panoramic window and a view of the ice-free bay, hot furaco barrels and a font with sea water, spa programs are conducted with a steam master and a five-stage warming program, steaming with herbs, fumigation, balms and tea decoctions from Ivan-tea with upper reaches of the Khibiny Mountains.,The domed restaurant is also designed in the Arctic style using natural materials.,Guests have access to exclusive services - concierge service, personal guides, rangers and boat captains. It is possible to organize an ATV or snowmobile tour, a trip to the Gulf of Impressions or a 'hunt' for whales, it is possible to travel to Cape German, Cape Kekursky, Sredniy Peninsula, 2 Brothers, Tsypnavolok lighthouse, Eina Guba, Rokapahta.,The hotel offers a wide range of fish products including scallop, sea urchins, milk cod, salmon, pink salmon, haddock, Irminger sea perch, polar flounder and black halibut. Environmentally friendly venison and moose meat are available from meat. It offers 24 cottages: 12 Arcshales of various categories with an area of 35 sq m and 12 modular houses designed for 2 guests with an area of 27 sq m. The maximum capacity of the hotel is 72 people.,The Arcshales are a compilation of alpine chalets, A-frame / barnhouse houses in an Arctic interpretation, combined with Scandinavian experience and the use of modern technological and architectural solutions.,All finishing details, furniture, interior elements are designed and manufactured in our own production workshop from solid wood, handmade: Caucasian oak, kelo pine, Karelian burl birch, alder.