Olkhon Island greets guests with a forest that doesn't change with the seasons — the cedars here stay evergreen.
It's a fifteen-minute walk from the house to a clifftop viewpoint along the shore.
A cosy, thoughtfully furnished room — the right pick for a short stay.
A two-level space in a contemporary style with high ceilings.
The hotel's most spacious room — a fireplace, a separate living room and a bathtub with a view.
A standalone cottage with its own terrace — maximum privacy.
Olkhon is Baikal's energetic center, and the house sits in its quietest part.