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Rooms:
9.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
3.0
Amenities:
7.0
We went to Kranevo with children to the International Children's Festival, then we had a rest from June 20 to July 04.2008. The place itself is wonderful, lovely, friendly people. Children are not afraid to let go for a walk alone, fruits are cheap (except bananas). But the hotel… We lived in Bamboo. I am not a leader, but I just went along with my children, but we had leaders. I can only write my impressions.
There are three beds in the room (or two beds and a folding armchair, on which it is terribly and terribly uncomfortable to sleep), but the area of the room is clearly designed for two. There is a balcony, a TV (even one Russian channel and one music channel. But there is also erotica), a refrigerator (not all rooms work), two bedside tables and a table with two drawers under the TV, a wardrobe. Next - a toilet, a washbasin, a shower (you need to stand right on the floor, no pallets, but after a few days of staying, you understand that this is the best option). The service at the hotel is terrible, it is not clear how they clean it. It’s scary to sit on the toilet, they don’t vacuum, and if they do, it’s not noticeable. Dust is not wiped off. True, they take out the garbage and put toilet paper. Bed linen is changed once a week. But towels can be given as bath towels and the size of a handkerchief. Requests to change - do not respond. The hotel is run by two Ukrainian women. You can imagine their responses to any remarks!
After ten days of stay, the children of our group were relocated to Zorya!!!?? ? The staff there is polite. But the rooms are even smaller and two single beds and one double. There is no TV. Stand-up shower (no flexible hose).
Next is food. You can lose weight very quickly. They feed, as it turned out, 4 euros a day. By the way, if you go on an excursion and miss feeding, you can take it with money, or dry rations (preferably with money), you just need to warn Tamara in advance. So. Breakfast (components change after about two days): scrambled eggs, half a pancake, butter, jam (in a common bowl where everyone coughs), bread, two types of milk porridge, but more often semolina, oatmeal, rice and vermicelli. Tea, coffee, cocoa, milk. Sometimes hard cheese or cheese and boiled sausage. Lunch: two types of soup (this is the only tasty one), to choose from - potatoes, buckwheat, vermicelli, rice. Cutlet, sausage, meatballs or egg roll. All in small doses - for children. Tea. Dinner: potatoes, rice, buckwheat, sausage, or grilled sausages or meatballs. Tea.
In Zora, they feed in the same canteen.
The hotel's beach borders on nudist. You can go to another place, but keep in mind that it is all urban and paid places under umbrellas. And before and after umbrellas - free of charge. The hotels are located in a fairly quiet area. After that, only a wasteland and outsiders especially do not climb.
By the way, there is no security at the hotel. Guests came to us and no one even asked who went where to whom.
There are three beds in the room (or two beds and a folding armchair, on which it is terribly and terribly uncomfortable to sleep), but the area of the room is clearly designed for two. There is a balcony, a TV (even one Russian channel and one music channel. But there is also erotica), a refrigerator (not all rooms work), two bedside tables and a table with two drawers under the TV, a wardrobe. Next - a toilet, a washbasin, a shower (you need to stand right on the floor, no pallets, but after a few days of staying, you understand that this is the best option). The service at the hotel is terrible, it is not clear how they clean it. It’s scary to sit on the toilet, they don’t vacuum, and if they do, it’s not noticeable. Dust is not wiped off. True, they take out the garbage and put toilet paper. Bed linen is changed once a week. But towels can be given as bath towels and the size of a handkerchief. Requests to change - do not respond. The hotel is run by two Ukrainian women. You can imagine their responses to any remarks!
After ten days of stay, the children of our group were relocated to Zorya!!!?? ? The staff there is polite. But the rooms are even smaller and two single beds and one double. There is no TV. Stand-up shower (no flexible hose).
Next is food. You can lose weight very quickly. They feed, as it turned out, 4 euros a day. By the way, if you go on an excursion and miss feeding, you can take it with money, or dry rations (preferably with money), you just need to warn Tamara in advance. So. Breakfast (components change after about two days): scrambled eggs, half a pancake, butter, jam (in a common bowl where everyone coughs), bread, two types of milk porridge, but more often semolina, oatmeal, rice and vermicelli. Tea, coffee, cocoa, milk. Sometimes hard cheese or cheese and boiled sausage. Lunch: two types of soup (this is the only tasty one), to choose from - potatoes, buckwheat, vermicelli, rice. Cutlet, sausage, meatballs or egg roll. All in small doses - for children. Tea. Dinner: potatoes, rice, buckwheat, sausage, or grilled sausages or meatballs. Tea.
In Zora, they feed in the same canteen.
The hotel's beach borders on nudist. You can go to another place, but keep in mind that it is all urban and paid places under umbrellas. And before and after umbrellas - free of charge. The hotels are located in a fairly quiet area. After that, only a wasteland and outsiders especially do not climb.
By the way, there is no security at the hotel. Guests came to us and no one even asked who went where to whom.
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