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Recommend a hotel in Crimea on the seashore
preferably with food and a good entry into the sea
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sanatorium Gurzufsky (former military) or ai-danil, sanatorium mishor or ai-petri, sanatorium cliff. rested in everyone. liked it everywhere. September is a blessing. bathed in mishor even in October.
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answered 13 years ago
Alushta, hotel "Almond Grove". We really like it, we eat there in September (not the first time). We are already accustomed to relaxing abroad and only in 5 *, therefore, if we go to the Crimea, then we only go there lately. All rooms with sea view. Once, during our vacation there, there was a storm on the sea - there were splashes of sea water on the windows. (Judge for yourself - how close the sea is). The beach is very comfortable and always clean (it is a pity that it is not on the hotel website).
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answered 13 years ago
As for food: breakfast - buffet (included in the price of the room), a restaurant is open until 23.00 from where you can order food directly to your room (if it's a bummer) - the prices are very reasonable, there are no extra charges for delivery, full board is possible. In the previous answer, the listed resorts reach 2 * (by European standards). "Almond Grove" - 4 *.
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answered 13 years ago
Sanatorium Ai-Petri DOES NOT STAND ON THE SHORE, there are 247 steps to the shore!
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answered 13 years ago
I think the concept of "on the coast" - you don't need to go by transport, you can go to the sea in a pareo, if you forgot the sunscreen - run to the room, it's a matter of a minute. in ai-petri we did just that.
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answered 13 years ago
It is, of course, who thinks ... But the author of the question asked "on the VERY shore" - enough to not recommend any crap like Ai-Petri.
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answered 13 years ago
IraSkorba, how many stars do you think "Sail" has then, which DOES NOT need to climb stairs and 2 elevators to its own beach?
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answered 13 years ago
I advise you, AlexWizard, to get into the Internet and read what stars are awarded to hotels .... Let at least 5 elevators and go straight to the beach, but if this hotel corresponds to - 2 *, then I don’t need it for nothing (holiday time and nerves wasted...). The sea is the main reason why I go, but I prefer to spend the night and eat at the hotel....
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you for the exact answer, Irochka. You are probably a programmer: the answer is accurate and completely useless. :) I also love the sea and prefer to spend the night in a hotel, therefore, being a disabled person of the 2nd group in my heart, I categorically do not accept stairs, and access to the sea is the main thing for me on the South Coast.
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answered 13 years ago
Descent to the beach "Almond Grove" on the ramp. We took our baby to the beach in a stroller - very convenient.
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answered 13 years ago
So go back up anyway... :)
This year I was in Parus. Here there are strict horizontal lines and an elevator to the beach 75m. If it wasn't for the disgusting food, I would have been there forever.
This year I was in Parus. Here there are strict horizontal lines and an elevator to the beach 75m. If it wasn't for the disgusting food, I would have been there forever.
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answered 13 years ago
Convinced :) Thank you. There is a year to find out the details :)
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answered 13 years ago
For Alex Wizard. (www.mindal.com.ua/about/ ) The ramp is almost horizontal and there is not a single step anywhere else (except for the water park itself, there are no steps at the entrance and inside the elevator). In the same Alushta there is a boarding house "More" (www.more-ua.com). Far (as for me) to the sea (through the park), but electric cars drive there. There are steps in front of the entrance to the building. The boarding house is not cheap, but there is a good medical base.
P.S. I am not a programmer.
P.S. I am not a programmer.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, my Grandmother, 82 years old (also not very hearty...) loves "Almond Grove" mainly because there are no steps, the sea is VERY close and the food is good.
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answered 13 years ago
Irochka, I already understood. Greetings to your grandmother from my mother (91 years old, she goes to her dacha herself). :)
P.S. And I've been a programmer for over 40 years.
P.S. And I've been a programmer for over 40 years.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, Alex, I, if I were you, would not advertise my work - this is not the best advertisement.
for people with special needs (disabled people) I recommend the Poltava sanatorium and the Ministry of Defense in Saki.
about the fact that ai-petri is crap - I'm ready to argue.
if something didn’t grow together there, why blame the health resort?
I suggest the author of the question to filter the options himself.
for people with special needs (disabled people) I recommend the Poltava sanatorium and the Ministry of Defense in Saki.
about the fact that ai-petri is crap - I'm ready to argue.
if something didn’t grow together there, why blame the health resort?
I suggest the author of the question to filter the options himself.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you all very much for your answers! I really would like to choose a hotel on the VERY shore, so as not to go down and not to go up. This year I really liked Mar le Mar in Sandy-1 line, its own beach, delicious food. She herself has not yet found another hotel of such a level that would diversify her vacation, see other places. So she asked for advice.
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answered 13 years ago
you see, we recommend real RESORTS, and a person chooses sandy, which, in my understanding, is a link and a bloody mess of battles (there is a monument to the dead).
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answered 13 years ago
hohlushka, Programming, especially systemic (ie programming operating systems) is still not prostitution. I am a man of science, and I think there is nothing to be ashamed of here. Especially the fact that in 1968 I guessed my profession and remained faithful to it all my life. By the way, what is your profession? Office plankton? Business lady?
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answered 13 years ago
GO TO OUR SCHOOL TO WORK (I'm the head teacher). WE HAVE JUST A VACANCY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE. AS A BONUS I GUARANTEE A CIRCLE OF ANIMATION AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS.
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answered 13 years ago
hohlushka! Excuse me, please, but here everyone expresses their opinion, their impressions, and you immediately attack. You offered old resorts, and Sandy is a developing resort. What's wrong if there is a hotel where the sea and the food and infrastructure are decent? Of course, I'm not very familiar with the history of these places. And if you have information, you would share, not scoff. Humanity has a fairly long history and almost any place on the planet could be a place of bloodshed. Do you also suggest not to rest in Sevastopol? Do you know the history of Evpatoria? Well, you can list a lot ...
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answered 13 years ago
I went to sandy since 1990 (still with my parents). even then it was considered a developing village. and how did it develop? I took the story of the battle to heart, as my husband dragged me to the reconstruction of events (in costume), so I was impressed. I guarantee not by hearsay in the sand: the sea is cool only in the morning. in the afternoon 100% wind, storm, muddy sea. op from beach gendeliks until 4-5 in the morning. we have categorically not rested there since 2000, but we came for a weekend to friends (silver wedding, it was embarrassing to refuse). -UKRAINIAN). Yes, even sandy is the steppe. There is nothing for the eye to rest on (and there is nothing special to breathe in the lungs). If you plan to travel around the Crimea, look carefully at the map. Excursion objects are sooooo far away. available. but our daughter always caught a cold after bathing, because. the wind is always there.
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answered 13 years ago
hohlushka-thank you for your impressions of Peschanoe. Maybe you didn’t read the previous message carefully, but there I wrote that I had already rested at the Peschanoe hotel and liked everything very much. I can’t say anything about the village itself, I didn’t want to leave the hotel. Silence and aroma pine trees! And the Bakhchisaray Khan's Palace, the fountain of tears, Chufut-Kale, Sevastopol, Khersones, Balaklava - everything is very close!
Reading your impressions about Sandy, I realized that I was super lucky with the hotel, we didn’t have everything that you didn’t like. I rested with 2 children. I agree about the sea, it’s unclear!
Reading your impressions about Sandy, I realized that I was super lucky with the hotel, we didn’t have everything that you didn’t like. I rested with 2 children. I agree about the sea, it’s unclear!
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answered 13 years ago
hohlushka, look for other fools to work at school. I am a doctor of sciences, I write books, and have long ago refused even to teach at the Academy.
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answered 13 years ago
and in our country disabled people do not get medical access to work! I wanted to please you, you know, tolerance, the "equal start" program, well, whatever you want. in any case, I wish health to you and your mother (91 years old), come to us in Kiev, the mother of Russian cities. after all, they used to walk to the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra!
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answered 13 years ago
For the "Khokhlushka": I am very ashamed that people who are so far from the legislation of Ukraine and write so boldly about what they do not understand at all .... I meant the employment of disabled people. Do not dishonor yourself and do not dishonor our education system (and so far from perfect).
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answered 13 years ago
For AlexWizard: In Kislovodsk everything is really good for the heart. Mineral baths there are a fairy tale. If you have not been there yet and there is an opportunity to go, then be sure to go - your heart will "open up a second wind."
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answered 13 years ago
Irochka, thanks for the idea. My heart is now stable, but after suffering from severe pneumonia 4 years ago, I go to the South Coast to breathe. Be sure to look at the sites "Almond Grove".
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answered 13 years ago
I can advise a good hotel Khersones, located 5 minutes walk from the most ancient city of Khersones. The pricing policy is not the lowest, but believe me, you will not regret it.
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answered 9 years ago
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