Отель ОЛимпия Hotel Olympia

A very modest little hotel with 60-something rooms, with a Russian-speaking reception and it seems that it is focused on Russians (I did not hear other voices at breakfast). Without balconies, on all floors, except for the last window, they are located high - a "window sill" at head level. The rooms left a lot to be desired. By the will of fate, we visited 4 rooms during the trip (there were 2 arrivals and we had to change rooms 2 times, although in principle it turned out to change the awl for soap). In the first room with the inscription "non-smoking room" we were met by cigarette-burned bedspreads on the beds. The lighting is poor - only with the help of a sconce near the beds and a table, the sconces were with burnt shades. Chairs are already dilapidated of course. the air conditioner worked only for heat and did not react in any way to our manipulations with the temperature sensor. Because of the air conditioner, they changed the room, twisting it in the second one, they realized that the temperature is set centrally at the entrance, and it doesn’t matter what you turn there in your room - you want 20 degrees or 15. I hope that in summer the temperature is set to cool, otherwise - you can shoot yourself. But the most disgusting thing that struck me was that in all four rooms we found HAIR on the bottom of the bathroom! This means that either the cleaner does not clean the bath after the previous guests, but simply draws the curtain in the bathroom, or the drain does not work well and if someone is washing somewhere upstairs, they pour water into the bath below. In any case - unsanitary conditions. The toilet seat in the first two rooms (uppermost floor) also struck me - it was slick gray. In the second (already changed) room, I tried to wipe it with napkins in every possible way, but the dirt apparently ate into the material of the seat, and even if it is washed, it does not change color already. In any case, even if it is clean, the owner could change such a dumb-looking item. On the second check-in, we got rooms on the 2nd floor. It was a little better with toilets, newer seats. The administrator immediately changed the room for us, remembering that the drain in the sink does not work there. The room he exchanged for us even had a refrigerator (but there was a door to the next room behind the refrigerator, due to the presence of the door there was increased audibility with the neighbors), but the door in the bathroom did not slam shut (the lock was broken) and the light bulb in the hallway burned out. And of course the hair in the bathroom was again present (maybe by the season that cleaning lady will be fired and you will have better luck with this hotel, but we had it like this)