Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
5.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
8.0
We rested at the Ros (Solnechnaya) base for 2 years in a row: the first year we took vouchers at a travel agency - we overpaid a little, so on the next. booked over the phone for a year.
Upon arrival, we were accommodated without any problems. But the price turned out to be higher than the one that we were told by phone, I don’t remember exactly how much, but about a dollar for 2 per person - there were four of us, so the amount of the surcharge turned out to be quite good. Therefore, there is no desire to return there.
The base is small settled in stone buildings with amenities in the room - 2-room rooms - freshly renovated - fairly new furniture, TV, air conditioning - modestly, but quite acceptable. For 10 days, I didn’t find any significant traces of cleaning, but for myself I don’t find it a problem to wash the floor, especially since then I’m sure that the room is clean and the child is safe to be there. What was constantly frustrating was that the shower on the floor was constantly collecting water, and where it flowed from was completely incomprehensible.
The base is very well located right on the seashore - the balcony overlooks just the beach. That is, you leave the room, walk 5 meters and you are already on the beach.
The territory near the base is small, but well-groomed, there are many flowers, a nice fountain in the middle.
Meals: I won’t say that it’s just delicious, but everything is edible - there are practically no salads, or in such portions that it’s even ridiculous - on a saucer there is a small handful of beets or 2 tomatoes. For breakfast, milk porridge + the second (garnish and sausage or cutlet), lunch and dinner are classic. For lunch, davashi usually has some kind of fruit - a couple of apples, an apricot, or something like that. The portions are not big, but we didn't leave hungry. The abundance of pasta, store-bought dumplings or dumplings simply killed - especially those that had practically cooled down. But of the four of us, only I made a problem out of this, because in principle I don’t eat store-bought semi-finished products. In general, food for three. No one was poisoned, but they were not very enthusiastic either. Daughter (at that time 2 years old) also managed to get something out of the menu.
In general, the holiday was a success in spite of everything.
Upon arrival, we were accommodated without any problems. But the price turned out to be higher than the one that we were told by phone, I don’t remember exactly how much, but about a dollar for 2 per person - there were four of us, so the amount of the surcharge turned out to be quite good. Therefore, there is no desire to return there.
The base is small settled in stone buildings with amenities in the room - 2-room rooms - freshly renovated - fairly new furniture, TV, air conditioning - modestly, but quite acceptable. For 10 days, I didn’t find any significant traces of cleaning, but for myself I don’t find it a problem to wash the floor, especially since then I’m sure that the room is clean and the child is safe to be there. What was constantly frustrating was that the shower on the floor was constantly collecting water, and where it flowed from was completely incomprehensible.
The base is very well located right on the seashore - the balcony overlooks just the beach. That is, you leave the room, walk 5 meters and you are already on the beach.
The territory near the base is small, but well-groomed, there are many flowers, a nice fountain in the middle.
Meals: I won’t say that it’s just delicious, but everything is edible - there are practically no salads, or in such portions that it’s even ridiculous - on a saucer there is a small handful of beets or 2 tomatoes. For breakfast, milk porridge + the second (garnish and sausage or cutlet), lunch and dinner are classic. For lunch, davashi usually has some kind of fruit - a couple of apples, an apricot, or something like that. The portions are not big, but we didn't leave hungry. The abundance of pasta, store-bought dumplings or dumplings simply killed - especially those that had practically cooled down. But of the four of us, only I made a problem out of this, because in principle I don’t eat store-bought semi-finished products. In general, food for three. No one was poisoned, but they were not very enthusiastic either. Daughter (at that time 2 years old) also managed to get something out of the menu.
In general, the holiday was a success in spite of everything.
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