A. I. Roffe was a rich merchant, and was also the owner of the Guild "Roffe and sons. In the late 19th century, he decided to build on the seafront of Yalta new baths. The project is undertaken by the famous architect Nikolai Krasnov, who had already designed the Grand Livadia Palace. The place for construction of the new facilities, was chosen as the yard of the hotel "France", and in 1897 the construction was completed.

The entrance of the building of baths were decorated with beautiful ceremonial portal, designed in the Moorish style. The facade is decorated with the inscription, taken from the sacred book of Muslims Quran "Be blessed like water", and before the entrance put forth their branches old Magnolia. The basis of the interior design hall baths became a Moroccan style, the walls are made very beautiful plaster moldings.

The water that filled the bath baths, was the sea. It is first heated, and then filling the tanks. Sea water has a positive effect on health visitors, among whom were very famous people - Ivan Bunin, A. P. Chekhov, Fyodor Chaliapin and others Chekhov was a regular customer of baths because he and his "Society of writers and scholars" received from merchant discount 25% on bath treatments.

Due to the fact that the baths were rare for a Russian resident, they enjoyed great popularity. It is also worth noting that they were not inferior in quality to its European competitors.

The battles of the great Patriotic war destroyed the hotel "France", however, themselves baths miraculously survived. Sofia Rotaru in 1975 remade baths rehearsal room under his own group "Chervona Ruta".

In 1984 he initiated the construction of a large concert complex "Jubilee", which was supposed to replace the baths Roffe, which, according to the project, had to go for demolition. However, Sofia Rotaru and music community began to protest against the demolition. This gave an opportunity to live the Ghats to our time.

In 1991, began restoration work on the territory of the baths, during which was almost completely restored hall and the portal of the building. It Rotaru invested to start with, and fully followed the restoration of the monument. In 1996, the baths became a monument of local importance.