“paid for 3*, rested like in 4* CAMYUVA GARDEN HOTEL”

Written: 20 august 2010
Travel time: 1 — 7 august 2010
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arrived at the hotel alone. despite the fact that it was not 12 o'clock, they settled immediately, moreover, they also fed us breakfast. I arrived at the hotel at 6 am, I thought that, like last year, when I was in the top five, I would have to wait 6 hours hungry at the reception. I was shocked by the courtesy, because the hotel is only 3 stars. went into the room and was pleasantly surprised, very dry, not as is often the case in other hotels. the room is very simple, clean and comfortable, 2 times I was in Turkish fours, believe me, the rooms here are not nearly worse. I liked that during my entire stay at the hotel they never gave me soy cutlets, which are so popular in Turkish hotels. the choice of meat and fish dishes was not great, always something one, but always very, as in ours, in Russian! I was shocked that Russian soups were given for dinner - borscht, cabbage soup, they were just super. 1 time they fried kebabs near the pool, though from chicken, but still super. Well, about the main thing, I didn’t come there to eat! on the very first day I met the company, which surprised me - a lot of young people hung out all the time together, whoever arrived new immediately joined. Feeling like I've found a new family. Dedok also served with us, with his wife, reckless - he drank, sang and danced near the pool. there were few children. All in all a hotel for all ages. and I met a cool girl, though without continuation, but still nice. we went on an excursion on a yacht, went for a company, it’s beautiful, but I like extreme sports more. so I went rafting - super, and only 20 bucks. shops glare, bought home gifts. the impression of the rest, super, I did not expect that after 3, I would have a better rest than in 5. the hotel is 4. an excellent combination of price and quality. I did not regret it and left, I almost cried!
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