Средний отель Average hotel

As a resident of Uzbekistan, I didn't like the food at all. The meat was dry, the vegetables were overcooked, the soups were oily, and the sweets were terrible. We only had decent food, if you can call it that, twice a week, at an Italian restaurant and a Lebanese restaurant. The Italian restaurant served pizza and that's it, the cheese was okay, but everything else was poor. The Lebanese restaurant served meat, chicken, and some shashlik, but it was cold, tough, and dry.
The Deluxe room has an old Soviet-era TV. The hotel is in dire need of modern renovation. The lobby is dirty, the walls are stained, and the tiles are stained with some kind of dark liquid that looks terrible. The bathroom tiles are chipped in places, the toilet has a brown water stain, there's no toothpaste or toothbrush, only shared shower gel with an unknown expiration date, as it's a stationary one. The towel racks are covered in rust. The tiles are very dark. Regarding the room cleaning, it's very perfunctory: they only wash the floor and change towels if you throw them on the floor; otherwise, they won't change them. For $1, they made swans and cleaned much better than the free service. The Wi-Fi in the room was intermittent, and even if you did get a connection, it didn't work at all. (Telegram has a constant connection. ) The room has a closet, and inside it is a broken refrigerator. The room had a safe, but it was also worn and shabby. The air conditioning worked well, but had a distinctive hum.
The pools on the property are tiled only around the pool, with a tent on the bottom and walls. The water is warm and clean, but there are various leaves and plants floating around that aren't cleaned. The slides were supposedly scheduled, but usually didn't work at all in the afternoon.


There are some evening activities provided by the hotel's entertainment staff, but they're very boring and basic. The alcohol in the bars, and in the hotel itself, is local; to feel like a drunk, you need to drink 5x your normal limit. In the CIS, three shots of vodka are enough for me to feel good, but at the hotel, I've had 12 glasses to feel a little more fun.

I can't say I'm happy with the hotel for the price, but honestly, compared to Egypt, it's not bad. The main advantage of this hotel is the large number of pools and greenery. The hotel has clean air and a huge amount of greenery, which is truly well-maintained.