apartheid

Written: 5 october 2012
Travel time: 25 september — 5 october 2012
Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 3.0
Service: 1.0
Cleanliness: 4.0
Food: 3.0
Amenities: 3.0
You can relax, but not Russian. This hotel has gone further than any I have seen before. They divided the only, at least something similar restaurant into 2 halves. In one half, near the kitchen, where the sun and stuffiness feed on mob Poles, Russians, etc. In the 2nd half (with palm trees, powerful air conditioners, a normal distance between tables, where there are 5 times more waiters), gentlemen-customers of Thomson frolic. All this is justified by the A4 format inscription (see photo), which a normal person who has not previously encountered such a thing (and for example, I have significant experience) simply will not pay attention. In clumsy English, in the presence of my wife and 12-year-old son, I was ordered to leave this half of the restaurant, I quote: "Only for Eanglish people". In response to my indignation (racism, apartheid, etc. ), it was stated at the reception that the British show displeasure if non-English people eat next to them, that they have an agreement with them. Later, I repeatedly observed the picture - there are no places for the mob in the half, they just close the door in front of it - wait. In the next door with satisfied smiles in a half-empty (I'm not lying) hall, led by the hands of waiters, the owners of life enter. If you want to pay the same money as the gentlemen, feel like a 3rd grade person, welcome to this place.
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