Odessarents.com offers apartments right in the center area of Odessa or within a few minutes walking distance to Deribasovskaya Street and the Opera House.

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	Tel.: 38048728-5509 38048702-4910 E-Mail: odessarents@gmail.com Address: 33 Deribasovskaya Street Office 365 Odessa, Ukraine 65026

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Availability:

Odessa, 18 Deribasovskaya street, 2 bedroom apartment (ID: OD-91)

Prices:

$100 — 15+ nights:
$105 — 4 to 10 nights
$110 — 1 to 3 nights

Features:

Air Conditioning
Cable TV
High speed internet
Washing Machine
Microwave Oven
Stereo
DVD Player
Security door entrance
Local Phone

This two bedroom apartment is on the main street of Odessa, first floor, entrance to the apartment via courtyard, metal front door, metal stairs. quality furniture and consumer electronics will make your staying in Odessa pleasant and comfortable. There are king size beds in both bedrooms, modern nice sofa in the living-room, huge balcony. Business facilities like: computer with High Speed Internet, fax machine, printer, telephone. All possible consumer electronics: washing machine and dryer, 2 TV sets with satellite TV 75 channels, 3 air conditioners, CD and DVD center, microwave, coffeemaker. There are tiles floor in the shower & WC, electric heating system, Back up water supply and pump.

Location : Deribasovskaya str. is the main and one of the most beautiful streets in Odessa. Deribasovskaya is the symbol of the city, like Khreschatik in Kiev, La Lambra in Spain, Carlov Bridge in Prague, via Duomo - in Milan, Piazza di Spagna in Rome. What makes Deribasovskaya the most popular place â€“ may be itâ€™s central location, its unique character is magnificent architecture, crowds of people leisurely sitting on terraces of numerous cafes and restaurants, perfect cobblestones, no vehicle traffic and big shady linden trees. Deribasovskaya leads to the City Gardens with its fountain, old summerhouse and sculpture of lion and lioness. City Gardens were laid out shortly after the foundation of Odessa and were its first park