CONCEPT
One of the greatest composers of the Russian Empire began composing music in Crimea, specifically in Mishor.
In 1887, Sergei Rachmaninoff visited Crimea for the first time and fell in love with it. This place inspired him to write his first composition. Here, he met Chekhov, engaged in conversations until dawn with Bunin, and performed with Chaliapin. It was also where he gave his last concert in Russia.
The ambiance of Mishorsky Park and the architectural style of the building are defining the new hotel as a place created for the seclusion of artistic souls, creators. Therefore, we do not limit the hotel's concept only to music. In the rooms, materials, and various mediums, we will develop the theme of inspiration, the creative process, and the pleasant and sometimes necessary solitude through the prism of art.
In the visual concept, we will use deep, rich colors to create a secluded, intimate mood. The overall stylistic approach will be associated with heritage and noble antiquity.