Лучше переночевать в палатке It's better to sleep in a tent

The hotel has about five renovated rooms. Photos of these rooms are posted on the sites. The remaining two hundred rooms can be described as "grandfather's shed. " When we arrived at the hotel, we were offered to choose a room that we liked. We examined a couple of dozen free rooms and were horrified!
There are no decorative ceilings. Instead - painted peeling plaster. Particularly large holes are sealed with square foam panels, straight white on blue, without frills.
The doors of the cabinets are attached to the cabinets, there are no door hinges. Hangers on the walls are mostly absent. Screws are screwed in instead.
The rooms have two sockets. One is in the bedroom. She only worked in one of the rooms we examined. The second is in the bathroom. Works in about half of the rooms.
Hot water is available in almost all rooms. Almost! In some rooms, plumbers made two cold water, compensating for this inconvenience with large heating radiators.

In some rooms, there are wooden circles on the toilet, like in village toilets. In the rest - plastic, shabby, from the time of communism.
Somewhere water drips from the ceiling.
Showers or baths are not available everywhere. There are deluxe rooms that have only a sink and a toilet.
Almost everywhere there is a smell of rot. Sometimes it is so strong that it is impossible to enter the room.
Wi-Fi is missing. Everywhere. And, according to the staff, for a long time.
We refused to check in and expressed our dissatisfaction with the staff and the director. They suggested that we wait a bit until they find us a place to stay in some other hotel. And then, closer to the night, we were told that there were no places anywhere and that now they would return the prepayment to us, however, minus one day of accommodation.
We complained to booking, phoned the support service, after which the prepayment was returned to us in full. And then, at night, with ski luggage and suitcases in hand, we were forced to go wandering around the city on foot in search of a new home.