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Hotel "Mercedes" - Nice hotel for its three stars is quite pulling. The rooms are clean and tidy, the rooms are cleaned daily, very kind staff, sincerely trying to learn at least a few words in Russian.
There is a woman on the reservation who speaks excellent Russian, is Spanish, but has lived in Russia for a long time. The owner of the hotel also speaks a little Russian.
Two pools, one downstairs, the other on the roof, jacuzzi, gym, sauna - free of charge. Billiards - for a nominal fee. In the tavern 3 evenings a week evenings - bingo (lottery), Brazilian show, flamenco. But flamenco is a frail amateur performance, it is worth going to a special restaurant, although it is not a masterpiece there either.
There are no other entertainments.
Traveling with children is beneficial in the sense that we were given a two-room suite for 4 (2 adults, 2 children), for not having large rooms, usually in hotels you will have to pay extra for this.
Walk to the sea for 10-15 minutes, but it's not boring, a lot of shops around, cafes.
The only negative of the hotel is a very meager Swedish table, so I don’t advise you to take a full board, you risk getting sick of eating the same thing (like pineapple, which they give every day, unlike other fruits). In case of limited money in the supermarket opposite, you can buy everything you need, it’s not very expensive and eat in your room on the balcony (you won’t have any complaints), fruits are not expensive either, there are still hot buns, the children ate them all day . We had such a dinner for 4 for 7-10 euros, in a cafe it turned out 22-37 euros. I advise you to try Poella (a type of pilaf), sangria (low-alcohol drink) in a cafe, there is also a kind of cooked noodles (I don’t remember the name), Gospacho (vegetable soup) is not very good for my taste.
There is a woman on the reservation who speaks excellent Russian, is Spanish, but has lived in Russia for a long time. The owner of the hotel also speaks a little Russian.
Two pools, one downstairs, the other on the roof, jacuzzi, gym, sauna - free of charge. Billiards - for a nominal fee. In the tavern 3 evenings a week evenings - bingo (lottery), Brazilian show, flamenco. But flamenco is a frail amateur performance, it is worth going to a special restaurant, although it is not a masterpiece there either.
There are no other entertainments.
Traveling with children is beneficial in the sense that we were given a two-room suite for 4 (2 adults, 2 children), for not having large rooms, usually in hotels you will have to pay extra for this.
Walk to the sea for 10-15 minutes, but it's not boring, a lot of shops around, cafes.
The only negative of the hotel is a very meager Swedish table, so I don’t advise you to take a full board, you risk getting sick of eating the same thing (like pineapple, which they give every day, unlike other fruits). In case of limited money in the supermarket opposite, you can buy everything you need, it’s not very expensive and eat in your room on the balcony (you won’t have any complaints), fruits are not expensive either, there are still hot buns, the children ate them all day . We had such a dinner for 4 for 7-10 euros, in a cafe it turned out 22-37 euros. I advise you to try Poella (a type of pilaf), sangria (low-alcohol drink) in a cafe, there is also a kind of cooked noodles (I don’t remember the name), Gospacho (vegetable soup) is not very good for my taste.
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