The hotel has a convenient location - almost in the city center. Close to a good supermarket and a great pizzeria. The beach is very close (across the road). This is the only "plus".
The rooms are small but tolerable, especially since they did not come to sit in the hotel. Double-glazed windows are cheap with a balcony door scraping on the floor.
Furniture - years of the 70s but in working order.
TV - works, 2 Russian channels.
The air conditioner is half-alive, with jamming curtains (you need to help with your hands when you turn it on to open it). The deposit for the remote control is 20 bucks.
Bathroom - there is no shower cabin, there is a corner with a shower next to the toilet and a slightly inclined floor (we bought separate slippers for walking in the shower and toilet). Hot water - sometimes (as you get) mostly "summer".
The balcony is small but ok.
On the floors, the lighting is from motion sensors, and it turns on for 5-10 seconds.
Staff - at the reception respectful but poorly understanding Russian and English. You won’t look at the rest of the staff without tears (I haven’t seen this in our budget hotels).
Cleaning is done 2 times a week. Linen - as it used to be on bad trains, at best, washed out with stains (pillowcases had to be worn at the reception at check-in to be replaced).
The patio is a small fenced in area with one tiny and another miniature (like a bathtub) pool. How funny are a pair of sun loungers.
Cuisine - in the style of "filling the stomach" You can almost forget about meat, fish (1.2 times a week) - mostly soy sausage. From the whole buffet it's not scary to take only a couple of dishes (I'm not a gourmet with big requests). Vegetables are usually "tired" tomatoes and wadded cucumbers. From fruits - pieces of watermelon. Drinks included - the rarest slop (I repeat, I'm not a mega gourmet, and I prefer domestic wines, cognacs, vodka, beer from drinks), which are scary to drink. Tablecloths seem to be washed once a season and removed by swiping to the floor.
On the third day, an animator appeared : -). With this "circus" its presence was simply ridiculous. Services were refused.
Therefore, scored excursions and in the "hotel" were at a minimum. We tried to eat outside the hotel.
The rooms are small but tolerable, especially since they did not come to sit in the hotel. Double-glazed windows are cheap with a balcony door scraping on the floor.
Furniture - years of the 70s but in working order.
TV - works, 2 Russian channels.
The air conditioner is half-alive, with jamming curtains (you need to help with your hands when you turn it on to open it). The deposit for the remote control is 20 bucks.
Bathroom - there is no shower cabin, there is a corner with a shower next to the toilet and a slightly inclined floor (we bought separate slippers for walking in the shower and toilet). Hot water - sometimes (as you get) mostly "summer".
The balcony is small but ok.
On the floors, the lighting is from motion sensors, and it turns on for 5-10 seconds.
Staff - at the reception respectful but poorly understanding Russian and English. You won’t look at the rest of the staff without tears (I haven’t seen this in our budget hotels).
Cleaning is done 2 times a week. Linen - as it used to be on bad trains, at best, washed out with stains (pillowcases had to be worn at the reception at check-in to be replaced).
The patio is a small fenced in area with one tiny and another miniature (like a bathtub) pool. How funny are a pair of sun loungers.
Cuisine - in the style of "filling the stomach" You can almost forget about meat, fish (1.2 times a week) - mostly soy sausage. From the whole buffet it's not scary to take only a couple of dishes (I'm not a gourmet with big requests). Vegetables are usually "tired" tomatoes and wadded cucumbers. From fruits - pieces of watermelon. Drinks included - the rarest slop (I repeat, I'm not a mega gourmet, and I prefer domestic wines, cognacs, vodka, beer from drinks), which are scary to drink. Tablecloths seem to be washed once a season and removed by swiping to the floor.
On the third day, an animator appeared : -). With this "circus" its presence was simply ridiculous. Services were refused.
Therefore, scored excursions and in the "hotel" were at a minimum. We tried to eat outside the hotel.
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