Bogdarnya

Kopisky's atmospheric Bogdarnya Estate is a place of revival of the traditions of Russian manor culture and rural life. The hotel is located in the Vladimir region in the village of Krutovo, just 1.5 hours away by comfortable electric train from Moscow or 120 km along the M-12 toll highway. The main building of Kopiski Manor "Bogdarnya" is a 19th–century manor house made in the classic Russian style, consisting of 20 rooms of 4 categories. The layout of each room is designed to meet the needs of both families with children and creative people looking for inspiration in nature. The rich interior of Kopiski Manor is filled with authentic objects of Russian manor culture, as well as antique furniture and paintings in the genre of socialist realism. The decoration uses only natural materials that emphasize the ecology of the place. The windows offer a picturesque view of the floodplain of the Klyazma River and the backyard. For relaxation, there is a cozy lobby area and a Moroccan lounge where you can read a book over a cup of coffee or gather in the company of family and friends. The estate's infrastructure is complemented by its own restaurant, which hosts chamber events and organizes a la carte breakfasts when booking the entire estate. Special attention is paid to the landscape. Leaving the estate, guests enter the "Crater Garden" with rare species of shrubs and flowers framing a pond, as well as a lake surrounded by century–old oaks in the floodplain of the Klyazma River, a favorite vacation spot for hotel guests. The modern landscape of the Kopiski Bogdarnya Estate is the result of cooperation with the Sepp Holzer Permacultural Center in Russia. Bogdarnya is a training ground for loyal farming in this center. The complex regularly hosts All-Russian practical seminars on eco-management based on the principles of permaculture. In the summer of 2023, the Art-Dvor building was opened on the estate's territory with 21 rooms, a separate reception desk, lobby and two classrooms that can be used as a venue for private events. For those who appreciate a secluded holiday, there are 3 small houses with their own mini-kitchens and terraces, as well as a cottage with a kitchen with two bathrooms and three bedrooms. In the central part of the entire estate there is a stylized multifunctional space – the Kolkhoz Club, which includes a restaurant of classic Russian cuisine with two large halls, a concert venue and a panoramic year-round terrace with a picturesque view of the landscape of the territory. The club got its name for a reason. The owners of the complex respect the history. That is why the club, located in the building of a former cowshed, contains Soviet-era paraphernalia and real artifacts in the form of a DT-20 tractor from the Kharkov Tractor Plant, a Maxim machine gun, Soviet-era military telephones, an antique collection of lanterns (from oil to kerosene), original sketches of paintings by the Grekov studio painted during World War II, and a UAZ car.The 1956 model 69 is the favorite SUV of all collective farm chairmen. It is worth noting that the vehicles have been fully restored and are in working condition. The restaurant's cuisine menu features native Russian dishes, which are prepared according to ancient recipes from our own natural farm products. Steaks are prepared using European dry–aging technology in a certified workshop (meat goes through a dry-maturation chamber and is cut by hand), and burger patties are made from aged meat (dry age). Cheese occupies a special place in the menu, or rather a lot of cheeses. John's cheeses made on the farm according to the author's recipes are a mandatory item of the program for every guest of the hotel. When visiting the Kopiski family, the guests become part of rural life, but not the one that is presented in standard stereotypes. This is a place that will allow you to feel the charm of the Russian countryside, where not only traditions have been preserved, but also a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The owners have made every effort to recreate a real Russian manor, with antique furniture, author's canvases on the walls, a crater garden, a stable, an inn and a hay field. The estate has all the conditions for a good rest not only on weekends, but also for long–term stays - hiking and hiking along forest trails, picnics in nature, archery and air rifle shooting, quests for children, the intellectual game "60 seconds" for adults and schoolchildren. Its own stud farm with a collection of Russian-bred horses offers horse riding lessons, sleigh rides or carriage rides, acquaintance with the art of three–horse riding, master classes in modern equestrian sports - driving, as well as hippotherapy procedures. The Russian troika is a special pride, thanks to which the complex became the winner of the National Award for Event Tourism in 2016. After a busy day, guests can use the sauna located in the tower, where a font filled with the purest artesian water, a steam room and a relaxation room are available for relaxation. In the winter of 2024, a spacious sauna complex will open on the territory of the estate, which will be available daily to all guests without prior reservation. The Kopiski Estate also houses a Museum of peasant and collective farm life. The museum building is a Russian hut with more than a century of history, which was transported from the Arkhangelsk region. The museum has a rare collection of objects of peasant life from the pre-revolutionary and Soviet periods. Kopiski manor "Bogdarnya" is a place where rural life is combined with urban comfort, and its own natural farm products are combined with the ecology of the territory.