Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
6.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
6.0
Road: about an hour by car from the railway station in Odessa, and a little longer by minibus.
Location: the hotel is located in the village of Karolino-Bugaz, next to Zatoka village in 40-50 minutes on foot by car 5 min. The area is very densely built up, with dachas, hotels, etc. At 5 -7 min. walk from the hotel stretches the railway)), if you are told that you will not hear it, then this is true, especially if the windows overlook the sea.
Room: the rooms are decent, the furnishings are simple: a bed / bed wardrobe, a couple of low-quality bedside tables, 2 hard and soft chairs, a table, a refrigerator, cups and an ashtray - nothing superfluous at all. , and there is also a TV.
Territory: the hotel's own territory is modest, conditionally it can be divided into 3 zones, a large parking lot, a summer terrace / restaurant with WI-FI, and a platform positioned as a future pool. By the way, it is unlikely that the pool will appear there, although I would like to be wrong.
Food: I’ll say right away that the kitchen knows its business a) a set menu - everything is simple, you won’t die of hunger, but you won’t overeat either, I think that the cost of the complexes is slightly overpriced. b) a custom menu - as for me, it’s excellent, the level of an average restaurant, tasty and beautiful, portions are like for their own, prices correspond to the quality.
Staff: The waiters - well done guys, really plow, the administration - quietly and calmly does its job, all points are discussed and resolved. Maids - eat and even clean.
Entertainment: The sea is nearby, the beach is excellent, long, wide and clean, slightly wild, there are rubbish bins, but there are no changing cabins, they are functionally replaced by sand mounds and thickets of olives. If you go there, walk carefully because there are no toilets either. You can rent an ATV, an umbrella, a sun lounger, chew corn with baklavushka on the beach, drink beer, in general, nothing outstanding, but if you want, there is something to do. In the nearby village of Zatoka, there is a lot of entertainment for the liver and stomach, I think if you wish, there will be adventures for the fifth point. Souvenirs and other products aimed at vacationers are widely represented, there is a big market for those who were in a hurry to relax and forgot to take a bag with things, and you can also exchange currency there at an unfavorable rate.
Overall impression: almost good. Almost, because the lack of soundproofing of the rooms was annoying - do not expect ringing silence, breakfast at 9, so consider this the time for your rise. If it happens that tourists who are overexcited from the road will drop into the next room at 4.30 in the morning, then you will fully share the joy of arrival with them, be prepared for this.
Note: when booking a room, find out the details, this will help to avoid surprises when you check in. Be prepared for the fact that not everything promised will be fulfilled.
P. S.
I’m still tormented by the question of what the champagne tasted like, which they promised to serve in the room upon arrival.
Location: the hotel is located in the village of Karolino-Bugaz, next to Zatoka village in 40-50 minutes on foot by car 5 min. The area is very densely built up, with dachas, hotels, etc. At 5 -7 min. walk from the hotel stretches the railway)), if you are told that you will not hear it, then this is true, especially if the windows overlook the sea.
Room: the rooms are decent, the furnishings are simple: a bed / bed wardrobe, a couple of low-quality bedside tables, 2 hard and soft chairs, a table, a refrigerator, cups and an ashtray - nothing superfluous at all. , and there is also a TV.
Territory: the hotel's own territory is modest, conditionally it can be divided into 3 zones, a large parking lot, a summer terrace / restaurant with WI-FI, and a platform positioned as a future pool. By the way, it is unlikely that the pool will appear there, although I would like to be wrong.
Food: I’ll say right away that the kitchen knows its business a) a set menu - everything is simple, you won’t die of hunger, but you won’t overeat either, I think that the cost of the complexes is slightly overpriced. b) a custom menu - as for me, it’s excellent, the level of an average restaurant, tasty and beautiful, portions are like for their own, prices correspond to the quality.
Staff: The waiters - well done guys, really plow, the administration - quietly and calmly does its job, all points are discussed and resolved. Maids - eat and even clean.
Entertainment: The sea is nearby, the beach is excellent, long, wide and clean, slightly wild, there are rubbish bins, but there are no changing cabins, they are functionally replaced by sand mounds and thickets of olives. If you go there, walk carefully because there are no toilets either. You can rent an ATV, an umbrella, a sun lounger, chew corn with baklavushka on the beach, drink beer, in general, nothing outstanding, but if you want, there is something to do. In the nearby village of Zatoka, there is a lot of entertainment for the liver and stomach, I think if you wish, there will be adventures for the fifth point. Souvenirs and other products aimed at vacationers are widely represented, there is a big market for those who were in a hurry to relax and forgot to take a bag with things, and you can also exchange currency there at an unfavorable rate.
Overall impression: almost good. Almost, because the lack of soundproofing of the rooms was annoying - do not expect ringing silence, breakfast at 9, so consider this the time for your rise. If it happens that tourists who are overexcited from the road will drop into the next room at 4.30 in the morning, then you will fully share the joy of arrival with them, be prepared for this.
Note: when booking a room, find out the details, this will help to avoid surprises when you check in. Be prepared for the fact that not everything promised will be fulfilled.
P. S.
I’m still tormented by the question of what the champagne tasted like, which they promised to serve in the room upon arrival.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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