Нормальный экономичный отель A normal budget hotel

Rested in July 2008 with her husband and son (8 years).
The hotel is German (90% of the rest - the British, a couple of Austrians, Poles, Romanians) - Russians and Ukrainians are very few and the attitude to them here is wary.
I didn't know German - I talked in a restaurant and at a reception in English - they understood.
We were treated with respect everywhere (we spoke Ukrainian and in the end the waiter even learned somewhere "good appetite")
I'll tell you right away about tips, because more guides on the bus are starting to call for them. For a dollar, no one put swans here, just changed towels and cleaned. For two - put. Towels were not changed without the dollar. Here is such arithmetic : )
As for tips for waiters, I never noticed that any of the Germans gave them. Yes, you could call a waiter to bring drinks and thank them for that - but the dollar is not enough for them, I think.
We decided that it was a lot to give $ 2 for fat and my husband went for drinks calmly.

Rooms - small, but all equally new (new furniture, plasma TVs, plumbing). Safe - $ 2 per day. There was no lid on the remote control from the individual air conditioner - I went down to the reception and in 10 minutes they brought a new remote control.
Food - normal - the meat was always something other than chicken (lamb, fish, turkey) - so that my husband ate : ) french fries, pizza. Once on my birthday, even baked sturgeon was exhibited. (However, I was not congratulated on my birthday: ).
Freshly squeezed juice - $ 3 large glass. The manager in the cafeteria looks at what is better disassembled - more immediately the next day.
The beach is very good (sand and constantly cleaned). Awnings. Sunbeds, mattresses free of charge. Beach towels were also given out for free at the reception. Sunbeds can be extended (but only up to a certain mark : ).
The sea is shallow and relatively