Ivory House cottages for rent A three-storey cottage on the first floor has a sauna with a swimming pool on the second floor with a kitchen and a bathroom with underfloor heating and on the third two bedrooms (one with a bathroom with a second balcony) near the cottage. Can accommodate up to 6 people. There is also a standard cottage with a two-room suite with a bathroom and a standard room with a bathroom. The cottage also has a dining room with a kitchen, a tirade and a barbecue. Each cottage and room has towels for everyone, shampoos, disposable slippers, and hairdryers in every room.

It is the longest village in Ukraine with a total length of 44 km. In the XIX century it was the largest in the area of ​​the settlement of the then Austro-Hungary. Mikulichin is known for the anti-feudal movement of peasants, which was called opryshchyna. In our time, the village is famous for recreation, green and rural tourism. The Trojan church with a bell tower (1863) was preserved in the village. At one time, Mikulichin had the informal status of a modern village in Europe. Numerous tourist guides have shown that its territory stretched for 44 kilometers - from Yaremche to the border with Transcarpathia. It lasted until 1927, when the Polish government once visited the Tatars' Myculininas, the Gate, and many other people, such as now known Polyanitsa (Bukovel). However, the size of the village is striking now. It is located in the Prut valley ten kilometers [1]. The first users to enter Mikulichi in the 1890s, just after the Carpathians came to the track. The village began to develop as a climatic resort. The owners of the luxury villas were residents of Kolomyia, Lviv and the recreation. In Polish times, children's camps have been built and have been used until now. Bu