Hotel Eleon

Hotel Eleon picks up after the Kitchen saga, moving the humor from a busy kitchen to a bustling hotel in St. Petersburg where guests share more than just meals. Victor Barinov steps away from the stove and Sofiya Yanovna arrives intently chasing a fresh romance, setting a new personal chapter into motion. The hotel itself keeps its signature chaos and warmth as the staff juggle deadlines, guests, and stubborn traditions. Michael Dzhekovich remains the man who keeps order, while a new head of the Eleon restaurant steps in named Senya. The aunt's nephew Paul lands the hotel reins and brings in a Brussels based manager, Sofia Tolstaya, to shake things up. Change is humming, but friendship stays steady. The result is a wry, cozy comedy about chasing dreams while keeping a place for friends.

Hotel Eleon is a 2016 Russian comedy airing on CTC, expanding the Kitchen universe by relocating the ensemble to a busy St. Petersburg hotel and its restaurant, where mishaps mix with warm moments.

Critics and viewers respond to the familiar energy of the show with quick banter and a focus on family bonds, ambition, and adapting to change. It keeps cozy humor at the center while layering in moments of romance, professional rivalry, and occasional heartwarming misadventures.

The series speaks to a Russian audience that enjoys Kitchen style humor translated to a hotel setting. It nods to long running TV traditions of workplace comedies and family business, offering light entertainment that leans on character chemistry more than big twists. It resonates with fans of long running comedies.

Awards: There are no nominations documented for Hotel Eleon. That said, the series is valued by its audience for consistent humor and ensemble performances that echo the Kitchen vibe. It serves as a locale for familiar faces and ongoing relationships. That reputation keeps many fans watching season after season.