Пансионат неплох, подходит для отдыха с детьми. Wi-Fi ловит с переменными успехами. The boarding house is good, suitable for families with children. Wi-Fi catches with varying degrees of success.

We rested in July 2015. Arriving at the airport, we were met (which is very pleasing, because we were worried about this, because, judging by the conversations of other vacationers, if their flight was delayed, then the meeting party did not particularly wait for the guests, and a refund for She didn’t pay for the transfer, although it’s not the fault of the guests that their flight was delayed; in this regard, some got to the boarding house for 5-7 thousand rubles !!! ). No matter what they tell you, it took us 4 hours to get to Azovland!! ! At the same time, we stopped at the Azovsky boarding house (and the road to it is “promising”). The first impression upon arrival: God, where did we get: the entrance to the territory is not ennobled, construction debris and other rubbish are lying around (they could have put things in order). But this is the first impression, so to speak. We were met by the administrator Natalya (outwardly she makes a good impression, but it seems that in some cases she is tired of vacationers). It was already 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Natal kindly escorted us to the dining room (yes, as some write, she is Soviet, but the food is very, very good). We were given a room with a sea view (building 24, comfort plus rooms: combined double bed, TV (you can turn on a flash drive), refrigerator, wardrobe, sofa, carpet). The room is pleasant. But cleaning. . . I think maids need to be taught. How we got into the room, namely the toilet, caught my eye: 1. Lack of towels (we didn’t have face towels, and we got them only on the second day). 2. The taps on the sink and in the shower actually need to be cleaned so that they shine (“Revizorro” would put a minus here. ) 3. Plastic furniture in the bathroom (they could also hang normal heated towel rails, otherwise our plastic one after placing a towel on it , constantly fell from carnations). Well, this seems to be all about the bathroom. Although, with the replacement of toilet paper, when it comes to an end - trouble (take a foreign example: they put two rolls). Room cleaning took our maid 5-7 minutes, and included: washing the floor in the bathroom / shower, and vacuuming. And it's all. Yes, sometimes I wiped the dust on the bed. Another thing that struck me in the boarding house, namely in the two-story building, was that some guests leave their shoes at the entrance to the second floor (what a manner, I just wanted to collect their shoes and throw them “overboard”). I would like to note that a lot of sand rushes into the room. The administration of the boarding house, of course, needs to organize either some kind of wooden paths to the rooms, or make it like abroad: a shower / faucet so that you can rinse your feet, and those basins that stand by the children's pool, in which everyone rinses their feet - sorry not hygienic (suddenly someone picks up a fungus). There is not enough greenery on the territory, and several times they noticed how a woman cut down grass with a chopper (they wondered what it was for, let it grow, only it needs to be cut with a mower, and maybe with it less sand would rush into the rooms). As for entertainment programs, what I want to write: in general, not bad, but dear ones, it would be necessary to change your singer, not only does it not hit the notes, and you don’t really want to listen to her voice (it’s terribly out of tune). Children's entertainment works very interestingly on the territory: a trampoline, a slide, a water park (if you can call it that). Apparently, when they want an employee, then they are included. Several times there was a storm at sea, there is no way for the children to inflate the trampoline early, so they inflate it only after dinner. The slide was also turned on when they wanted. In short, there is no consistency in this. I would like to say special thanks to the employees of the dining room: they fed both tasty and satisfying. Yes, as some write, the food is "canteen", but believe me, it is healthy, satisfying, tasty, and moreover, it was varied during the 11 days of our stay. But still, the dining room needs to be brought into a divine form a little. It is worth noting that if you are traveling without children (up to the age of 14), then you have nothing to do in the boarding house. Here rest is only with children, that's it for them there. And an adult has nothing to do. As for smoking, I'll tell you. Although there are signs on the territory that it is forbidden to smoke, guests still use this infection, and the smoke from their cigarettes reaches other vacationers. Something must be done about this. In general, we had a good rest, even good. At least my child liked it (he is 8 years old). If you ask me if we would go again, I would answer that it’s more likely “yes” than “no”.