No complaints

Written: 20 february 2012
Travel time: 1 — 14 february 2012
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 7.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 6.0
Amenities: 7.0
Well, I went myself and I can issue a detailed report. The place where the hotel is located is cozy, quiet, but it is difficult to call it out of the way.
Almost the entire village was visible from the window of our room (number 7, standard with a balcony).
In the evenings, no one disturbed us, no one bawled songs, no dances were arranged. Only one evening the neighbors on the floor sang songs loudly with a guitar. Complained to the reception, but did not wait for the results - they fell asleep.
The room is not like the picture in Bukit, looks more modest, but clean, with a high ceiling and tastefully decorated.
Small hallway 3m with a surprisingly simple corner cabinet. In principle, the things of two adults fit there, but I counted on the promised closet, meaning
something larger. Next room, 15 meters. Comfortable bed, bedside tables without doors, a large wooden TV stand. About 6 channels work, half

Russian speakers (which is nice). Batteries are in the bathroom and bedroom. You can turn it off when it's hot. There is no dryer for clothes (I mean laundry in the room). Socks and shorts dried on the side of the shower. By the way, the cabin is nice and clean. Hot water was always available and the pressure was excellent.
Wi-fi in the cafe is sluggish, it works better at the reception.
The food is tolerable, but the breakfasts (which are included in the price) resembled a soviet canteen. Dishes are beautifully presented
however the portions are small. And sometimes half-cold. Lunch for two adults with a normal appetite with an average load on the slope will cost 120-150 hryvnia.
As for access to the lifts, the nearest one is #7. It takes about 5-10 minutes to walk along the asphalt path (depending on what you are wearing). You taxi to the right onto the 7th track, put on your skis and drive down to the bridge and the playground (where the rental and ticket office are actually located). Back about the same way.
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A very important thing: this year they are not allowed on the ski lifts without a helmet! Rental costs 25 hryvnia. Good thing I took mine. But my husband does not have a helmet at all. Spent on this garbage - 325 hryvnia. And all the way they were perplexed - why the hell is he needed.
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