Former Soviet sanatorium for the military elite

Written: 21 february 2013
Travel time: 21 october — 11 november 2012
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday
Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 5.0
Service: 4.0
Cleanliness: 5.0
Food: 4.0
Amenities: 8.0
October - November 2012. The vast territory of the sanatorium, groves, a picturesque park, lakes, swans, deer, tame squirrels. Take a walk, pick mushrooms in the fall and swim in the summer there. Min. own water, very useful. It is also famous for its sulfur-hydrogen baths. Repairs are underway and they are trying to do something from the Soviet resort. The batteries have already been replaced. Elevators. The 4th building is the largest and Soviet one. The plumbing is mostly terrible, but there are some decent rooms. 3rd - junior suite and suite. 1st building very far away and 50s and shared toilet. There are destroyed and unfinished buildings on the territory. There are also separate elite houses - the former general's "dachas".
Food and service is poor, even very. Two rooms in the dining room. Big and small. Bread and sugar are not reported Kefir and the juice is diluted. Otherwise, the usual Soviet diet. There are very few procedures. Massage is paid. No bowel irrigation probing, prostate massage, microclysters. With the urologist the truth it is possible to agree for money. There is no dermatologist, laura and ophthalmologist either. Ultrasound fee. Didn't get to the dentist. He is not there all the time. Although I have to work two days a week. Excursions are not enough, mostly of a religious orientation to nearby monasteries and churches. The water is turned off at night. Hot - by the hour. Lots of cable TV channels -25. There are shops nearby. Nearby - in 15 minutes drive - the city. Lviv is an hour away. Buses run frequently. Dancing 3 times a week. The boy sings and plays to the soundtrack. Movies are brought. The club is not heated. Here's a brief summary of what I remember.
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