Ну как то так отдохнула... Well, it's kind of relaxing...

I just returned from Slovenska Plaza. . . I was ready for anything, because I read all the reviews, good and bad, beforehand. Because I was traveling with a child, then, of course, I took the "all inclusive", and did not lose. Yes, you won’t stay hungry there, because. cafes and cafes all over the beach... But it's better to pay more and be sure that there is always food. As for rest. I do not quite understand the dissatisfied. They go to three rubles, to Europe (whatever one may say) and want Turkey or Egypt... Yes, there is a paid beach, which strains the wallet a little, but on the other hand, I paid for the entire period upon arrival and did not look for a place every day "beds". I’ll come in the morning, the boy will put up an umbrella for me, wish me good morning, he moves this umbrella all day so that it doesn’t burn out... Service. And what beauty is around... Not a single photo will convey...
The price, in my opinion, for permits is slightly exceeded. But I think that this is only due to the fact that from Montenegro you can visit several nearby countries and Italy without a visa. As for the latter, you need to sign up for Italy with a travel agent in order to get there for sure. In short, both my child and I were satisfied with everything in principle. We tanned, bathed, got used to the diet, now we will wean. Yes, regarding the thefts on the territory of the hotel from the rooms: lock the doors and windows and no one will lose anything. The maids there get 300 euros and are very good at keeping their seats. I left both money and gold in the room quite calmly, nothing was missing.
Now about the fly in the ointment: a meager airport pleases upon arrival, because From the moment the plane landed to the moment we got on the bus, 15 minutes passed with us, including passport control and the capture of luggage. But the departure brought a lot of negativity, because. due to the huge number of people, our flight was late with the departure for half an hour... It’s also unpleasant that the customs officer seized the meager bottles of local wine bought as souvenirs, although the guide assured that you can take out up to two liters in hand luggage (now I’ll be smarter ) and a fotik stolen by my protruding ears from a suitcase. He went there in a suitcase, but Vnukovo workers apparently have incomparably more pay than the Yugoslavs... The fotik was not new, but, unfortunately, the photographs are very colorful, I simply don’t have from there... Well, it’s my own fault . . In general, I want to say that out of the whole mass of Russian vacationers, I have not met anyone dissatisfied with the hotel in 10 days. Good luck to everyone who is going!