Degas

Luxury Degas Suite

The “Degas” Suite is inspired by a love for Paris, French artists, theater, and ballet. Upon entering, guests are welcomed by a genuine dance studio ambiance with numerous mirrors, a ballet barre, and ballerinas adorning the walls (inspired by famous paintings by the mentioned artist). A unique feature of the suite is a dancer that appears every time someone opens the door.

The bedroom is designed in light tones with specific accents on the bed and the wall, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of a Parisian opera theater during a performance.

Photographs of dancers on the rooftop of the Palais Garnier in the French capital adorn the walls. The suite is situated under the roof, allowing guests to better feel the depicted event and capture the atmosphere. The windows let in plenty of natural light, offering views of the old houses and churches of Lviv.

The bed in the Degas suite is a complete stage. Luxurious velvet curtains, descending from top to bottom, are held by an elegant wooden semi-circle, specially crafted by artisans at the hotel owner’s request. The ornament conceals many details, each with its own symbolism, such as hand-carved horses, berries, a loving couple, a baby embryo, magnolia, and seaweed.

Instead of bedside tables on both sides of the bed, antique chandeliers stand, purchased online from antique shops during the COVID-19 lockdown. The walls are adorned with works by contemporary artists personally selected by the owner of Mola-mola. The vanity table also stands out, designed by Inna Zimina, featuring a unique stylistic solution and the ability to connect to portable speakers.

The bathroom is spacious, featuring a transparent shower, a sink, and an elegant mirror. Images of white peonies on the walls resemble dancing ballerinas.

We recommend this suite to anyone who wants to experience the true atmosphere of the theater in solitude, without unnecessary spectators. Well-known figures, such as an actress from the Ivan Franko National Academic Drama Theater and the honored artist of Ukraine Victoria Vasalatiy, have stayed in this room during the hotel’s renovation period.