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We booked a hotel room for 2000 rubles per day in March 2016, based on positive reviews on the Internet. I don't know who writes these reviews, but they are all lies.
Firstly, we searched for this "VILLA" for more than an hour with a taxi driver (at first, I did not answer calls on the phone number given on the website; when we finally managed to get through, they answered that they did not know how to get to them, they only knew the address. As a result, they called someone who explained something more or less intelligible. We drove past the hotel three times. There are no signs that this is a dolphin villa. There is a fence and a gate along the road (gravel road) in the private sector. )
A “benevolent” mistress of about 60 years old was sitting in some kind of outbuilding, a closet (as they later explained, this is a kitchen). Glancing at us with the eyes of the prosecutor, she asked for our last name and ordered us to wait, squeezing out something like a smile on her face. After 5 minutes, we were taken to the hostess's room, while on the way they persistently explained that we should eat exclusively from them, because their prices are like in a cafe, but you don’t need to go somewhere. Without showing the living room, they demanded a passport and money. Only after they took the money, they showed us the room where we were supposed to be settled.
Room…. Oh my God... Throw in time 30 years ago. When the door closed behind us, we just stood in silence for about 8 minutes. In our opinion, this is a shock). Two beds filled with orange rags (bedspreads), with a set of towels (all of different colors, very used). A small refrigerator with a television with a antenna "antenna" broadcasting one program on two channels and large ripples. True, there was air conditioning (did not check whether it works or not). The toilet has ancient plumbing. There are no balconies (in principle, there are none in the entire "VILLA"). Moving away from the first shock, my child (14 years old) sat on the bed, and then a new surprise awaited us... Wooden slats fell from the bottom of the bed and the mattress simply sank to the floor. Having raised the mattress, we assembled the bed structure, and in the hope of raising our spirits, we went to the sea.
The road to the sea… Hellish heat, gravel, dust, nowhere to hide in the shade. The time spent was about 20-30 minutes. We returned back with one thought, not to return to the "VILLA". Thank God, the coast is full of houses, guest houses, hotels, etc. , where you can rent a quite decent room for the same money, which we did.
Refund. . . Upon returning, we informed the hostess that we would not live in the "dolphin" and asked for a refund. She was not surprised by our decision, the money was returned immediately, but minus 2000 rubles (1000 rubles for the reservation + 1000 rubles for entering the room). Here is such an attraction "room of horrors" for 2000 rubles.
Firstly, we searched for this "VILLA" for more than an hour with a taxi driver (at first, I did not answer calls on the phone number given on the website; when we finally managed to get through, they answered that they did not know how to get to them, they only knew the address. As a result, they called someone who explained something more or less intelligible. We drove past the hotel three times. There are no signs that this is a dolphin villa. There is a fence and a gate along the road (gravel road) in the private sector. )
A “benevolent” mistress of about 60 years old was sitting in some kind of outbuilding, a closet (as they later explained, this is a kitchen). Glancing at us with the eyes of the prosecutor, she asked for our last name and ordered us to wait, squeezing out something like a smile on her face. After 5 minutes, we were taken to the hostess's room, while on the way they persistently explained that we should eat exclusively from them, because their prices are like in a cafe, but you don’t need to go somewhere. Without showing the living room, they demanded a passport and money. Only after they took the money, they showed us the room where we were supposed to be settled.
Room…. Oh my God... Throw in time 30 years ago. When the door closed behind us, we just stood in silence for about 8 minutes. In our opinion, this is a shock). Two beds filled with orange rags (bedspreads), with a set of towels (all of different colors, very used). A small refrigerator with a television with a antenna "antenna" broadcasting one program on two channels and large ripples. True, there was air conditioning (did not check whether it works or not). The toilet has ancient plumbing. There are no balconies (in principle, there are none in the entire "VILLA"). Moving away from the first shock, my child (14 years old) sat on the bed, and then a new surprise awaited us... Wooden slats fell from the bottom of the bed and the mattress simply sank to the floor. Having raised the mattress, we assembled the bed structure, and in the hope of raising our spirits, we went to the sea.
The road to the sea… Hellish heat, gravel, dust, nowhere to hide in the shade. The time spent was about 20-30 minutes. We returned back with one thought, not to return to the "VILLA". Thank God, the coast is full of houses, guest houses, hotels, etc. , where you can rent a quite decent room for the same money, which we did.
Refund. . . Upon returning, we informed the hostess that we would not live in the "dolphin" and asked for a refund. She was not surprised by our decision, the money was returned immediately, but minus 2000 rubles (1000 rubles for the reservation + 1000 rubles for entering the room). Here is such an attraction "room of horrors" for 2000 rubles.
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