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Rooms:
3.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
4.0
Food:
1.0
Amenities:
4.0
Everything is not that very modest, everything is miserable!
To say that this is a bad hotel is just to keep silent. In short, then
1. On Friday until Saturday evening, Jews come to the hotel who do not work on Shabbat. They come with their families, sing songs, litter everywhere, in general they behave like owners. These days in the hotel everything is arranged for their convenience. A type of elevator stops every floor up and down, cluttering up the foyer for gatherings. Prepare a separate dinner, well, you wait.
2. Everything in the rooms is very poor from furniture to linen. TV - one name, the furniture is made by the orthodox, who, as I said, are massively settled in this hotel on Friday and live until Saturday.
3. Staff - according to one of the Russian-speaking staff of the hotel, "it seems that the whole rabble of Netanya got a job here. " Arriving for dinner one evening, we were told that the staff was tired, so dinner was postponed for two hours. Two hours later, it was proposed - broth, scrambled eggs, rolls. Not weak, right?
4. Food in the dining room - do not try to take breakfast - dinner. The chef at the hotel manages to cook such things from the best quality products! that you can eat only what is given in packages. The buffet is a very conventional concept, you will be asked to either eat what was given or not to eat. The cook, apparently, is simply not there. Prepares the one who is now free.
Choice of garnish - boiled eggs or omelet. A couple of times they brought us something like porridge and said - don’t eat enough tourists what we give, well, we’ll arrange pickles for you here.
The only thing I liked about the hotel was the administrator Svetlana, who, because of all her strength, tried to help us live in this hostel. She moved us to another room, quarreled with boors - waiters in the dining room (the place for breakfast cannot be called a restaurant in any way). Thanks her.
The beach is urban. Those. you will not only pay for everything, but you will, to put it mildly, not alone.
To be honest, we have traveled to a fairly large number of countries, including Asia. I did not expect such an institution to be possible in civilized Israel.
Israel is a wonderful country, I will definitely come there again, BUT! I strongly recommend to everyone, so as not to spoil a lot of positive impressions from visiting this country, do not live in this hotel.
To say that this is a bad hotel is just to keep silent. In short, then
1. On Friday until Saturday evening, Jews come to the hotel who do not work on Shabbat. They come with their families, sing songs, litter everywhere, in general they behave like owners. These days in the hotel everything is arranged for their convenience. A type of elevator stops every floor up and down, cluttering up the foyer for gatherings. Prepare a separate dinner, well, you wait.
2. Everything in the rooms is very poor from furniture to linen. TV - one name, the furniture is made by the orthodox, who, as I said, are massively settled in this hotel on Friday and live until Saturday.
3. Staff - according to one of the Russian-speaking staff of the hotel, "it seems that the whole rabble of Netanya got a job here. " Arriving for dinner one evening, we were told that the staff was tired, so dinner was postponed for two hours. Two hours later, it was proposed - broth, scrambled eggs, rolls. Not weak, right?
4. Food in the dining room - do not try to take breakfast - dinner. The chef at the hotel manages to cook such things from the best quality products! that you can eat only what is given in packages. The buffet is a very conventional concept, you will be asked to either eat what was given or not to eat. The cook, apparently, is simply not there. Prepares the one who is now free.
Choice of garnish - boiled eggs or omelet. A couple of times they brought us something like porridge and said - don’t eat enough tourists what we give, well, we’ll arrange pickles for you here.
The only thing I liked about the hotel was the administrator Svetlana, who, because of all her strength, tried to help us live in this hostel. She moved us to another room, quarreled with boors - waiters in the dining room (the place for breakfast cannot be called a restaurant in any way). Thanks her.
The beach is urban. Those. you will not only pay for everything, but you will, to put it mildly, not alone.
To be honest, we have traveled to a fairly large number of countries, including Asia. I did not expect such an institution to be possible in civilized Israel.
Israel is a wonderful country, I will definitely come there again, BUT! I strongly recommend to everyone, so as not to spoil a lot of positive impressions from visiting this country, do not live in this hotel.
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