New Year in the Carpathians

New Year on the shore of a mountain lake

Picture 31 December in Nyzhnii Studenyi: the mountains stand in snow, the lake freezes right by the doorstep, and the Ozero Vita resort is getting ready for the festive night. This is New Year without city bustle and long drives between events — everything is gathered on one estate in the heart of Transcarpathia. You see the year in where snow falls quietly outside the window and the evening lasts as long as you want it to.

What the festive days include

The main event is the New Year party with a festive programme, when the resort turns into one large stage for its guests. In the restaurant a festive menu awaits, prepared especially for these days.

• Wood-fired Carpathian hot tubs right there in the snow — hot water, frosty air and a starry sky overhead.
• A heated indoor sea-salt pool — comfortable swimming even on the coldest days.
• Entertainment for children: while the adults rest, the little ones are busy with games and festive activities.
• Winter fun in the fresh air — tubing and sledging for the whole family.

The format suits both couples and large families: everyone finds their own thing — from a quiet evening in a hot tub to an active day on the slope.

The warmth of the mountains and snow outside

What makes the New Year holidays here special is the combination of warmth and winter. You step out of the heated pool or a hot tub straight into a snow-covered Carpathian landscape, and then come back to a warm room. The days are shorter, the evenings longer, and all around is the quiet of the mountains that you will not find in a city. This is the kind of break after which the year begins calmly and with your resources intact.

How to book

New Year dates sell out in advance — the number of places on the festive days is limited, and the best options go first. So do not put it off: choose your dates and room category, and the managers will fill you in on the programme and the accommodation while you book. Book your New Year at Ozero Vita now — so the celebration happens exactly the way you picture it.