Your rating of this hotel:
9.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
10.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
10.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
10.0
Almost everything is great. Clean, tidy room. There are no air conditioners as of the summer of 2018, but the tracks under them are laid and there is a chance that the 2019 season will meet with coolness in the rooms. There are no comments on cleaning. The buffet is great! The food is tasty and varied enough, the restaurant staff work politely and inconspicuously.
But against the general ideal background, the organization of excursions is "sadness". Only the chic nature of the Carpathians saves from this "sadness".
1. If you arrived during the rainy season, and the guide tells you that you don’t need boots to go to the Crane Lake or the rock monastery, don’t listen. It is better to pay 10 UAH per day for boots rental than to jump from bump to bump in sneakers, afraid to get your feet wet.
2. If you love and know the Ukrainian language, speak it better. 99% of the staff will be polite to you no matter what language you speak, but there are some comrades among the staff (their few) who noticeably change their faces when contacted in Russian.
3. If the guide collected money from you on the bus for some kind of event (for example, tasting something), be prepared for the fact that, due to poor organization, all the goodies will be eaten by the part of the group that came up to the table first, and those who walked slowly You won't get anything, not even an apology. In general, all tastings are such a scam that you should not waste your time on them, it is better to take a walk in the picturesque surroundings.
4. In general, no one in the hotel is going to answer for any slips (bus breakdown, non-working cable car, on which you were brought to ride, etc. ). BAD LUCK. At what it was not lucky for you, and not for the organizers. And they never heard about the sorry-bonus in the service sector.
5. If you love organ music and decide to listen to it in the church, then you will have such an opportunity for only 10 UAH. Only before the entrance it turns out that this is not the cost of a ticket, but a voluntary donation to the church, and the guide at the entrance to the church may ask to cross himself (without asking which synagogue or mosque you go to). That is, for some reason you may be considered as potential parishioners and not music lovers. But that's it.
Have a good holiday everyone! Truskavets is great! And if the review will be useful to someone, generally excellent.
But against the general ideal background, the organization of excursions is "sadness". Only the chic nature of the Carpathians saves from this "sadness".
1. If you arrived during the rainy season, and the guide tells you that you don’t need boots to go to the Crane Lake or the rock monastery, don’t listen. It is better to pay 10 UAH per day for boots rental than to jump from bump to bump in sneakers, afraid to get your feet wet.
2. If you love and know the Ukrainian language, speak it better. 99% of the staff will be polite to you no matter what language you speak, but there are some comrades among the staff (their few) who noticeably change their faces when contacted in Russian.
3. If the guide collected money from you on the bus for some kind of event (for example, tasting something), be prepared for the fact that, due to poor organization, all the goodies will be eaten by the part of the group that came up to the table first, and those who walked slowly You won't get anything, not even an apology. In general, all tastings are such a scam that you should not waste your time on them, it is better to take a walk in the picturesque surroundings.
4. In general, no one in the hotel is going to answer for any slips (bus breakdown, non-working cable car, on which you were brought to ride, etc. ). BAD LUCK. At what it was not lucky for you, and not for the organizers. And they never heard about the sorry-bonus in the service sector.
5. If you love organ music and decide to listen to it in the church, then you will have such an opportunity for only 10 UAH. Only before the entrance it turns out that this is not the cost of a ticket, but a voluntary donation to the church, and the guide at the entrance to the church may ask to cross himself (without asking which synagogue or mosque you go to). That is, for some reason you may be considered as potential parishioners and not music lovers. But that's it.
Have a good holiday everyone! Truskavets is great! And if the review will be useful to someone, generally excellent.
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