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7.0
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Rooms:
7.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
7.0
Amenities:
5.0
Were in September. It is difficult to call a sanatorium a hotel, but if you do not find fault with the tourist of the ALL INCLUSIVE system, then living is not only possible, but also interesting.
Now everything is in order.
1. The boarding house is really located in the center of Yalta, but it is very problematic to find it in the evening, not knowing where to go. The territory of the boarding house was severely "cut" (all sorts of new Russians bought out most of the territory and buildings. There is practically NO parking! Gentlemen, car owners, do not count on the fact that you will arrive and there will be a place where you can park your favorite car. Of course there is a place, but point A. these are mountains and hillocks, (the car can just roll away) point B. it simply doesn’t exist. For a maximum of 5-10 cars, and then, according to the principle, the first one got up, the second one will not leave.
2. The boarding house rooms are neat. The furniture is not new but not dead. Which is nice especially when you spend some time in the room. The rooms have TVs and air conditioning. As far as I understood in almost all rooms. We lived in a superior room and there was a kitchen and a conder and a TV set. Hot water is always in each room boiler.
3. Meals in a boarding house are reminiscent of a canteen from 1990-2006. Everything, however, is edible and (those who were in canteens in those days remember this taste) "delicious".
4. The beach is, of course, a separate side of the whole holiday. In order to get to it, you need to either catch a bus that carries at a certain time, or spank on foot. The bus is old and on the turns it causes a feeling of danger (whether it will stop on a serpentine), but on foot it is not very close, however. On the beach, sun loungers are paid, trestle beds are paid. But the beach itself is clean (clean). The beach itself is "pebble".
Let me summarize briefly. The boarding house is tidy. If you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle, from the noise and crowds of people, then this is what you need.
Now everything is in order.
1. The boarding house is really located in the center of Yalta, but it is very problematic to find it in the evening, not knowing where to go. The territory of the boarding house was severely "cut" (all sorts of new Russians bought out most of the territory and buildings. There is practically NO parking! Gentlemen, car owners, do not count on the fact that you will arrive and there will be a place where you can park your favorite car. Of course there is a place, but point A. these are mountains and hillocks, (the car can just roll away) point B. it simply doesn’t exist. For a maximum of 5-10 cars, and then, according to the principle, the first one got up, the second one will not leave.
2. The boarding house rooms are neat. The furniture is not new but not dead. Which is nice especially when you spend some time in the room. The rooms have TVs and air conditioning. As far as I understood in almost all rooms. We lived in a superior room and there was a kitchen and a conder and a TV set. Hot water is always in each room boiler.
3. Meals in a boarding house are reminiscent of a canteen from 1990-2006. Everything, however, is edible and (those who were in canteens in those days remember this taste) "delicious".
4. The beach is, of course, a separate side of the whole holiday. In order to get to it, you need to either catch a bus that carries at a certain time, or spank on foot. The bus is old and on the turns it causes a feeling of danger (whether it will stop on a serpentine), but on foot it is not very close, however. On the beach, sun loungers are paid, trestle beds are paid. But the beach itself is clean (clean). The beach itself is "pebble".
Let me summarize briefly. The boarding house is tidy. If you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle, from the noise and crowds of people, then this is what you need.
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