An unusual tourist complex will emerge on the Northern Dvina riverbank, featuring French-style cabins, a camping hotel, a restaurant and more. It will be situated near Arkhangelsk, not far from Malye Korely. This is reported by the N29 portal.

The construction of the tourist park hotel near Arkhangelsk will be undertaken by an Arctic resident—the Park Hotel Psarevo company. The modern complex will include 10 French-style cabins accommodating up to four people each, a camping hotel with 4- and 12-room buildings, a restaurant, a park area, and camping and barbecue zones. Plans also include riverbank improvements and landscaping.

'The park hotel is geared towards developing ecotourism. The complex will be organically and carefully integrated into the surrounding landscape: we won't disturb existing trees but will develop the area to maximise preservation and enhance the Northern Dvina Valley—a popular water tourism destination in the region. The river is central to the project: near the complex, there's a group of islands with wide beaches, so besides comfortable accommodation in nature, guests can enjoy our excursions and water trips,' explained company director Alexander Sobolev.

The complex will be situated on the Northern Dvina bank near the museum-reserve on the road to Pinega. It's noted that this hotel location will ensure a steady flow of guests: reaching Pinega is challenging, and Psarevo will be the first hotel en route.