Scoop

Written: 13 july 2010
Travel time: 14 — 15 june 2010
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For recreation with friends, for young people
I didn't like it very much. The scoop is natural. For 2600 rubles (66 euros) I got a 4 * hotel in Helsinki with free wifi and a bar.
The shower-toilet is a single room with a curtain and a hole in the floor. When I got to my room, there was unflushed urine in the toilet. Can you imagine how she smelled? Soviet plumbing.
The room is dirty, the old Soviet wallpaper is cracked, the bed in the single room is almost like a child's bed. Legs dangled. Carpet on the floor is old. And most importantly - the room was smoky! I am a non-smoker, so I had to sleep with the window open and the window facing the front.
There is only one outlet in the room! She's not even near the washbasin! I dried my hair with a hairdryer in the room, after unplugging the TV from the outlet. This should be critical for girls - in this hotel you will not do your hair. Keep in mind.

The guard is a separate song. It smelled like a perfume shop. When I parked the car in front of the entrance, he got out and said that there was a paid place here - 150 rubles. When asked what was included in the price, he replied: "I'll look after the car. " Naturally, the payment is in his hands. I spat on his orders and re-parked the car further.
Breakfast vouchers. Ooh, it's a printed voucher with numbers stamped out (you know, like on bus tickets - each voucher has a new number). The date of breakfast and the number of the room are written on that number. It would be better if the money spent on printing coupons was spent on improving the comfort of the hotel.
Breakfast will not describe: pasta and sausages. Plus cutting. On the tables - tablecloths are not the first freshness. On the walls of the "edalni" there are painted Khokhols and Khokhlukhs in the best traditions of Soviet oil painting on the wall.
Yes, they write everywhere - the Internet. Yep, there is wifi. 200 rubles for one hour! !
Translated automatically from Russian. View original