Romankiv combines a hotel and restaurant complex with a church in the Byzantine tradition and archaeological traces on the outskirts of the village. This gives you a specific place to stay and two cultural points of interest to plan around: the church’s architecture in the village and the area’s early settlement history at the Knametovychi Marsh.

Location and Driving via the N-01

Romankiv lies ten kilometers south of Kyiv on the Novo-Obukhiv Road N-01 and near Pidhirtsi. The village can be planned as the starting or ending point of a drive along the road. Its distance and direction from Kyiv help locate it, while N-01 identifies the road for the route; Pidhirtsi is another nearby reference point.

Hotel and Restaurant Complex in Romankiv

The “Romankivska Sadyba” hotel and restaurant complex is located in Romankiv at 21 Sosnovyi Bir, at the twelfth kilometer of the Novo-Obukhiv Road. It offers hotel rooms, a restaurant, banquet halls, and a conference room. Facilities also include an Old Slavic bath, a swimming pool, billiards, and fishing. This means accommodation and dining are available at one address alongside event spaces and recreational activities.

The complex offers spaces for corporate events, celebrations, delegation meetings, and relaxation for embassy staff. These uses are relevant when choosing a venue if your stay is tied to one of these occasions; for those looking for accommodation, the hotel rooms are the direct offering. If you plan to use a particular room or recreational facility, confirm its availability directly with the complex before arrival.

Church in Honor of the Council of Kyiv’s Saints

The Church in Honor of the Council of Kyiv’s Saints is located in Romankiv and belongs to the Kyiv Eparchy of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. The building is designed in the Byzantine tradition and was consecrated in 2018. The bell tower has seven carillons. The 2018 consecration is part of the church’s more recent history; the Byzantine tradition describes its architectural design.

Regular services are generally held on Saturdays and Sundays. Evening services take place every Saturday and on the eve of major holidays. If you would like to plan your visit around a service, check the current schedule in advance.

Archaeological Traces on the Outskirts

An archaeological settlement was located on the outskirts of Romankiv, in the direction of Pidhirtsi and at the edge of the Knametovychi Marsh. During excavations, D. Ya. Telegin discovered materials from the Neolithic period and the Trypillia culture. These finds give the area’s history a much older time frame than the church, consecrated in 2018. Thus, early settlement history and more recent church history offer distinct historical perspectives side by side.

The site is currently being plowed. The land’s present-day agricultural character sits alongside its archaeological significance.

Discover more destinations: Lebedivka, Chubyns'ke, Khokhitva, Kyiv, Mysailivka, Stoyanka, Trypillia, Mytnytsya.

For the broader travel overview: Kyiv Oblast.