1883 year

The history of the Khludov Estate began in 1883 when merchant Vasily Alekseevich Khludov, investing part of his inheritance, purchased the estate "Razdolye" from landowner N.N. Mamontov—a stretch of land from the spring of the Sochi River to the Psakhe River (now the Mamayka district). This step marked the beginning of the creation of a resort complex and the development of the future Khludov Estate

1901 year

A series of misfortunes forced Khludov to abandon his Sochi estate, and in 1901, he sold it to the state treasury for 500 thousand rubles. Soon afterward, the coastal area, at the initiative of the Minister of Agriculture A. S. Yermolov, was transferred to A. V. Tarnopolsky for the creation of the "Kavkazskaya Riviera" resort.

1920 year

After the revolution, the dacha's premises were repurposed for public use:

• • 1920–1930 – The building housed the Sochi Resort Administration.
• • From 1938 – It became Resort Polyclinic No. 2.
• • 1941–1947 – The building served as the headquarters of an aviabattalion.
• • From 1947 onward – It returned to being a polyclinic.

2012 year

In November 2009, the remains of the Khludov dacha were demolished, and by 2012, a new structure had been erected in its place. The facade was designed in the Russian Modern style, while the interior was crafted in an exquisite Baroque fashion.

2017 year

The hotel's ambiance recreates the atmosphere of that era: all interior items were handcrafted by Russian and Italian artisans as one-of-a-kind pieces. The decor is adorned with paintings by renowned Russian artists, such as Otroshko and Vensky. Today, the hotel operates as part of a family-owned business.

2021 year

On January 1, 2021, the boutique hotel "Usadba Khludova" (Khludov Estate) opened its doors, offering guests exceptional service, a cozy atmosphere, and luxurious interiors.

Today, visitors to the city can immerse themselves in history and experience the life of royalty by staying at the unique "Usadba Khludova" hotel.