Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
8.0
From the good:
1) I really liked the territory, well-groomed, green, clean, flowers are fragrant, fountains murmur, quiet and beautiful. Eden is such an oasis amid the hustle, stench and dirt of the village. Zatoka. I didn't even want to go over the fence.
2) Polite and friendly staff.
3) The presence of a SPA complex, health services. I really liked the massages, sharko shower, aroma room, mud therapy. The employees of the SPA complex, the doctors are very attentive and friendly, there is no feeling of a Soviet sanatorium.
4) Mosquitoes are poisoned on the territory, so mosquitoes do not reach.
5) Close to the beach, literally a couple of minutes walk.
From the bad:
1) The buffet is very modest, especially dinner. Breakfast is a bit more expensive, so there is at least some variety. With pastries a disaster - every day, twice a day, croissants and shortbread cookies and pies, and the cookies were always oak. We ate from the restaurant menu once - it was expensive, not tasty, and we waited for a very long time.
2) Cleaning and change of towels was every day, and the bed linen was changed only once during the 2 weeks of our stay. Mini-cosmetics are not updated daily, upon arrival they give out one small soap for two and 2 bags of shower gel.
3) The beach is common, dirty, although cleaning is done, but they can’t cope with such a flow of vacationers, and many people behave like pigs. Sand mixed with bulls, everyone around smokes, there is nothing to breathe in moments of a large crowd of people. There are no toilets, changing rooms or showers on the beach.
4) At the time of departure, it was somehow unpleasant when a girl came and started walking around the room and checking if we had stolen anything. Wherever we rest, this has never happened anywhere. Really, having paid 15 thousand UAH for the rest. we'd be greedy for towels. Maybe such things happen, but I still think that these are isolated cases, it is not worth suspecting and checking all the guests.
1) I really liked the territory, well-groomed, green, clean, flowers are fragrant, fountains murmur, quiet and beautiful. Eden is such an oasis amid the hustle, stench and dirt of the village. Zatoka. I didn't even want to go over the fence.
2) Polite and friendly staff.
3) The presence of a SPA complex, health services. I really liked the massages, sharko shower, aroma room, mud therapy. The employees of the SPA complex, the doctors are very attentive and friendly, there is no feeling of a Soviet sanatorium.
4) Mosquitoes are poisoned on the territory, so mosquitoes do not reach.
5) Close to the beach, literally a couple of minutes walk.
From the bad:
1) The buffet is very modest, especially dinner. Breakfast is a bit more expensive, so there is at least some variety. With pastries a disaster - every day, twice a day, croissants and shortbread cookies and pies, and the cookies were always oak. We ate from the restaurant menu once - it was expensive, not tasty, and we waited for a very long time.
2) Cleaning and change of towels was every day, and the bed linen was changed only once during the 2 weeks of our stay. Mini-cosmetics are not updated daily, upon arrival they give out one small soap for two and 2 bags of shower gel.
3) The beach is common, dirty, although cleaning is done, but they can’t cope with such a flow of vacationers, and many people behave like pigs. Sand mixed with bulls, everyone around smokes, there is nothing to breathe in moments of a large crowd of people. There are no toilets, changing rooms or showers on the beach.
4) At the time of departure, it was somehow unpleasant when a girl came and started walking around the room and checking if we had stolen anything. Wherever we rest, this has never happened anywhere. Really, having paid 15 thousand UAH for the rest. we'd be greedy for towels. Maybe such things happen, but I still think that these are isolated cases, it is not worth suspecting and checking all the guests.
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