will spend the night

Written: 24 august 2016
Travel time: 19 — 21 august 2016
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
4.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 5.0
Service: 2.0
Cleanliness: 5.0
Food: 3.0
Amenities: 2.0
We were planning our first trip to the Carpathians with a child, we were looking for such a hotel so that there would be something to see and how to spend time. "Svyatoslav" came to our attention and read a lot of interesting things about him - this is that it is located on the territory of the reserve and that you cross the bridge and you find yourself in a fabulous paradise, and there are raccoons and all sorts of animals unprecedented in your own zoo and hearty breakfasts and a pool and playground children's. . Well, in general, a branch of heaven on earth. But in fact it turned out the following: The park behind the bridge is some kind of weed-grown path, I don’t understand where, the zoo is one goat, 4 geese, 1 pieces of chickens and one incomprehensible pheasant and something and 3 parrots. Children's playground is one carousel, and a scale-type swing. And the pool with dirty cold water and a lot of sand at the bottom, which will tell you that it is not cleaned and filtered (hello E. coli and other friends). When we checked in, some waitress placed us in the room, because the administrator was not mine to find. It was very difficult to get through there because there is no connection. The room is tolerable (as for 400 UAH), but there was no door in the shower. Well, as if they did not pay attention to it, it's not scary. But since we settled for 4 days, the question arose of where to get water to drink, and as it turned out, there was neither a dzherel, nor a cooler with clean water, nor a store nearby so that you could buy it. And the administrator "treated" us with a couple of bottles of water from some source. . . True code, I opened this water, there was a feeling that the water was from some kind of gutter. . In general, there was only one way out - to buy tea and compote in their restaurant. or a mineral. A trifle but somehow. . They took tea in the restaurant itself and each time they gave us different teapots (in terms of volume) for the same price, and if we ask for the code to add boiling water (in Kyiv, for example, this is not a problem in any restaurant) we were told "then it will already be no" and that and do not add boiling water. . For breakfast, what they call "meat cuts" is a couple of pieces of some type of ham, a couple of rings of an incomprehensible and some kind of cheap pate or liver sausage, a cucumber and two rings of bell pepper and compote (it's strange why compote and not tea of ​ ​ course ?? ) Cheesecakes that go to breakfast are watered with some incomprehensible sour jam (although those that we bought for the child were sprinkled with blackberries. . ) And if someone says "well, it's free, what you wanted" I will answer - it would be free if I would just come in and they treated me, and breakfast is also included in the price. So not free, but as if prepaid by me. And finally, after 2 nights of stay, we came up and said that we would leave ahead of schedule, because I got sick, we were heartily agreed to return 50% of the balance of the payment. . . But the administrator did not even try to somehow help, such as giving something for a cold there, or even treating me with some kind of tea so that I would recover and stay in their hotel. That is, she reacted somehow indifferently (to the client, but not to money). And when checking out the next day, again, the waitress gave the money, but the administrator was not there. In general, the impression is a poop in a beautiful wrapper. Something like this
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