We have seen different hotels, but this is the first and I hope the last time! Nightmarish! COCKROACHES!! ! They are there, like at home, and we kind of came to visit them. They also paid money to admire the hefty arrogant Prussians and their kids... I haven’t seen cockroaches for 10-13 years, I thought they were no longer on the planet, it turned out that they all just moved to warmer climes, to the Cleopatra hotel in Odessa.
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We have seen different hotels, but this is the first and I hope the last time!
Nightmarish! COCKROACHES!! ! They are there, like at home, and we kind of came to visit them. They also paid money to admire the hefty arrogant Prussians and their kids... I haven’t seen cockroaches for 10-13 years, I thought they were no longer on the planet, it turned out that they all just moved to warmer climes, to the Cleopatra hotel in Odessa.
The hotel has zero soundproofing, it's cold, a large boiler right in the room where we slept, made noise regardless of whether we turned on the water or not (apparently it is on several floors and rooms). Sleep was impossible. Every 5-10 minutes wild noise from the boiler. There are plastic or thin cardboard partitions between rooms. The bed is gray and it feels like we are not the first ones to sleep on it. The floors are dirty, stained, not washed. Everything is dirty and disgustingly terrible. Worn-out furniture... from the times of the USSR, is falling apart before our eyes. In general, you can’t even call such a miserable rooming house a hotel or a hotel. Former komunalka with cockroaches in a filthy, smelly homeless gateway. The photos in reality do not match the photos on their website at all.
It is better to spend the night at the station than at the so-called Cleopatra Hotel.
Nightmarish! COCKROACHES!! ! They are there, like at home, and we kind of came to visit them. They also paid money to admire the hefty arrogant Prussians and their kids... I haven’t seen cockroaches for 10-13 years, I thought they were no longer on the planet, it turned out that they all just moved to warmer climes, to the Cleopatra hotel in Odessa.
The hotel has zero soundproofing, it's cold, a large boiler right in the room where we slept, made noise regardless of whether we turned on the water or not (apparently it is on several floors and rooms). Sleep was impossible. Every 5-10 minutes wild noise from the boiler. There are plastic or thin cardboard partitions between rooms. The bed is gray and it feels like we are not the first ones to sleep on it. The floors are dirty, stained, not washed. Everything is dirty and disgustingly terrible. Worn-out furniture... from the times of the USSR, is falling apart before our eyes. In general, you can’t even call such a miserable rooming house a hotel or a hotel. Former komunalka with cockroaches in a filthy, smelly homeless gateway. The photos in reality do not match the photos on their website at all.
It is better to spend the night at the station than at the so-called Cleopatra Hotel.
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