Your rating of this hotel:
8.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
8.0
A lot has been covered below, so I'll be brief:
1) Animation is very decent, so you never get bored.
2) The food is quite varied, but the only fruits were peaches, apples, and watermelons with melons. But there were a lot of sweets. In general, we weren't hungry, that's for sure.
3) The staff is very friendly, with the exception of our Russian-speaking Ukrainian woman at the reception (I don’t remember her name anymore).
4) It is imperative to take a safe: several packs of cigarettes were privatized from our comrades (they are quite expensive there), and on the second day they hid 2 sealed bottles of mineral water from our refrigerator (which they themselves put there at the entrance), the rest was stored in a safe, so there was nothing more to take.
5) We were very interested in the size of the safe when we went there, so I’ll share (maybe someone will need the information): about 3 10 "netbooks (naturally placed on top of each other) can easily fit into it.
6) The hotel is far from being on the first line, more like the beginning of the third, i. e. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach at a leisurely pace.
7) The territory of the hotel is well-groomed, and around the hotel there is a road, construction (well, in general, not very beautiful).
8) There really aren’t many Russians, the staff doesn’t speak Russian very well, but it didn’t bother me at all (knowledge of a few standard English phrases was enough to understand each other).
9) The room is spacious, clean, cleaned regularly, but no beautiful figures were folded from towels.
10) On the territory of the hotel there is an a la carte cafe, an expensive store with clothes and groceries, an Internet cafe, a payphone, a Turkish sauna (but it’s better to go to a normal one).
11) A disco at the hotel is held every 3-4 days, on other days groups gather and go to some kind of nightclub.
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P. S. I don’t know what else to write, but there are 2 pieces of advice: for beer lovers (by the way, they poured us a pretty good hilt), be sure to take a snack from Russia, there is nothing there but dumb chips and tasteless pistachios. And MOST IMPORTANTLY, do not take tickets from tour operators: firstly, it is expensive, and secondly, it is far from always of high quality, in the neighboring village there are several travel agencies that can provide good and interesting routes for much less money.
1) Animation is very decent, so you never get bored.
2) The food is quite varied, but the only fruits were peaches, apples, and watermelons with melons. But there were a lot of sweets. In general, we weren't hungry, that's for sure.
3) The staff is very friendly, with the exception of our Russian-speaking Ukrainian woman at the reception (I don’t remember her name anymore).
4) It is imperative to take a safe: several packs of cigarettes were privatized from our comrades (they are quite expensive there), and on the second day they hid 2 sealed bottles of mineral water from our refrigerator (which they themselves put there at the entrance), the rest was stored in a safe, so there was nothing more to take.
5) We were very interested in the size of the safe when we went there, so I’ll share (maybe someone will need the information): about 3 10 "netbooks (naturally placed on top of each other) can easily fit into it.
6) The hotel is far from being on the first line, more like the beginning of the third, i. e. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach at a leisurely pace.
7) The territory of the hotel is well-groomed, and around the hotel there is a road, construction (well, in general, not very beautiful).
8) There really aren’t many Russians, the staff doesn’t speak Russian very well, but it didn’t bother me at all (knowledge of a few standard English phrases was enough to understand each other).
9) The room is spacious, clean, cleaned regularly, but no beautiful figures were folded from towels.
10) On the territory of the hotel there is an a la carte cafe, an expensive store with clothes and groceries, an Internet cafe, a payphone, a Turkish sauna (but it’s better to go to a normal one).
11) A disco at the hotel is held every 3-4 days, on other days groups gather and go to some kind of nightclub.
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P. S. I don’t know what else to write, but there are 2 pieces of advice: for beer lovers (by the way, they poured us a pretty good hilt), be sure to take a snack from Russia, there is nothing there but dumb chips and tasteless pistachios. And MOST IMPORTANTLY, do not take tickets from tour operators: firstly, it is expensive, and secondly, it is far from always of high quality, in the neighboring village there are several travel agencies that can provide good and interesting routes for much less money.
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