Замечательный отель, дышит остатками колониальной роскоши. Wonderful hotel, breathes the remnants of colonial luxury.

Check-in took place late in the evening, at 20-00. They did not bother with the design, they gave the guests bracelets and offered to go to dinner, by the way, the dinner was very good. Then a couple of minutes and we were escorted to the room by electric car.
We waited ten minutes for a bed and a bed for a teenager (adult size) to be brought.
I liked the number. Marble countertops, beautiful floor lamps (there is no overhead lighting, but it would be superfluous), a beautiful view from the window, although it was already almost night. Slept like at home. Very comfortable mattresses, linens and, oddly enough, blankets, although we thought it would not be hot and would not be needed. Yes, it was hot during the day, but the dry air made the night's sleep pleasant, the air conditioner was not turned on.

The food is very decent, excellent soups, rice, beef, chicken, grilled vegetables, stewed vegetables, fresh vegetables, fruits, an amazing sweet table, oriental sweets, yogurts. . . You can find fault, but for this money it would be. . .
The staff constantly smiles at you and tries to say hello and ask if you need anything. It is clear that this is how they are instructed, but the general atmosphere is very positive. No one on the territory of the hotel asked for money, but - I wanted to give it away anyway, this is a personal matter.
The funicular is a separate attraction of the hotel. To climb from the sea to the restaurant, you need to overcome half of the Potemkin Stairs, so you yourself understand.
Many Italians, Germans, Belarusians. The main contingent (75 percent - Ukrainians). There were no drunks at all, although not only beer was poured in bars.
A lot with children, even babies, a lot of strollers. The restaurant has several dozens of special child seats for feeding children under two years old.
I like it. Recommend.