Nabran Hotel

Located in Nabran region 190 km away from Baku, RIVER INN Resort & SPA is situated between Caspian seashore and dense forest. The hotel area is divided into several parts by the natural river flowing across the property.

The Project locates in Nabran which is a popular resort and municipality in Khachmaz Rayon of Azerbaijan, close to the Russia-Azerbaijan border. It has a population of 1,313. It's a luxury restort hotel design. It will be a favorite summer resort for beach lovers. It's designed for day&night usage so that visitors can enjoy late hours. The project is a candidate to be a skeleton of all summer and winter vibrancy of Nabran. The sea waters are the cleanest in Azerbaijan is one of the inspiration source of the project. Clear curved facade of the project waves like the water. The facade faces to the vista and brings it into the rooms and common spaces by taking the light efficiently.It also contributes dynamism and charming to the design. The project consists of 8 storeys, 1 mezzanine and two basement floors. It has totally 532 hotel rooms.

Nabran Hotel

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Vogue Hotel Nabran is located in Nabran and offers 4-star accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center. Among the various facilities of the hotel, you will also find a picnic area, a Jacuzzi and a steam room.

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