You can't really call it a hotel.

Written: 1 july 2014
Travel time: 28 — 30 june 2014
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 1.0
Service: 1.0
Cleanliness: 1.0
Food: 4.0
Amenities: 1.0
Just as a human being, I don’t advise anyone to go to this shed, because it’s impossible to live in rooms proudly declared as suites and junior suites even for a couple of days: hot water, as already written in previous reviews, is served in the morning and evening at certain hours, BUT very often it is not available and cold water; we were settled in a cramped room, where, due to the "successfully" arranged beds, it was possible to open only one door either to the bathroom or to the so-called "French" balcony (one name); everywhere in the rooms and in the corridors and on the territory there is dirt, the buildings need to be overhauled, we did not dare to swim in the pools. The administration doesn’t give a damn about anything, it was possible to interrogate a blanket or call a plumber from the eleventh time, but pieces of paper are pasted everywhere, saying what should not be done to vacationers with threatening amounts of a fine for one or another “offence”. I’m not a snob and I’ve been vacationing in the private sector and hotels of various levels both in Ukraine and abroad, and I understand that you can probably put up with any living conditions, BUT only if such a garbage dump is adequate for its value. In this kind of hotels, IMHO, a double room should cost no more than 150-200 UAH. , but certainly not 450-500.
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