An old Russian military aircraft carrier named "Kiev" has been revamped and is set to reopen as a floating luxury hotel in China. The upcoming opening of the Kiev comes just days after sea trials ...

China's aircraft carrier hotel A former Soviet warship has been converted by China into a floating luxury hotel. A look inside the hotel/aircraft carrier "Kiev." ...

A former Soviet aircraft carrier, the Kiev, will soon host a luxury hotel in China. Built at a cost of about $15.6m (£9.9m) it will offer guests a private club, high-end restaurants and a 400-sq ...

We first covered this story back in August, when news surfaced of an unusual hotel being constructed in the bowels of ex-Russian aircraft carrier the Kiev - the centerpiece of an 80,000 square ...

The country has purchased the Kiev, a 1,000ft vessel that was the pride of the Soviet Navy during the 1980s, and turned it into the world's first luxury aircraft carrier hotel.

China's hotel industry sees growth as Russia's aircraft carrier project faces challenges in development.

That’s because the Chinese have bought the aircraft carrier and transformed her into a floating luxury hotel. The Kiev will […] This is the Kiev, currently anchored in the Chinese port of Tianjin.

Billed as China's first aircraft carrier hotel, the Kiev has been part of a military theme park in north China's Tianjin municipality since 2004.

China's new aircraft carrier has been grabbing headlines for causing tension in the South China Sea. But its predecessor is much more concerned with showing guests a more luxurious experience.

But today, the carrier, which was retired in 1996 and sold to a private Chinese company, has become China's first aircraft carrier hotel. And it's a luxury hotel at that.The Kiev has undergone a ...

A former Soviet aircraft carrier, the Kiev, will soon host a luxury hotel in China. Built at a cost of about $15.6m (£9.9m) it will offer guests a private club, high-end restaurants and a 400-sq ...

After the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 90's three of its most powerful aircraft carriers sat rotting in a Kiev dock. With disputes over ownership and no money or crew to maintain them ...