Ужасно Terrible

If you have ever stayed in a good hotel, then it is better not to go here. Service at the hotel can hardly be called service. They react to any of your requests as if you live for free or owe something. The rooms are bad, the rooms are very small, the audibility is 90% out of a possible 100%. In order to get to the cafe, you need to dress up and cross the street, which is catastrophically inconvenient, especially if you are relaxing with children. There is no entertainment in the hotel, I mean billiards, tennis, etc. (were in hotels where the owners pay attention to this). You can’t sit in a cafe in the evening with a company, because. it is forbidden to bring your own drink and food, although other hotels allowed for hotel residents. In general, nothing is possible.
Food (breakfast and dinner) is another problem. Since breakfasts and dinners are included in the price, no one is worried about the quality of the menu. You already paid for it! The food is the same and every day is the same. For breakfast there are always 4 courses (semolina, oatmeal, pancakes, scrambled eggs). But the omelet was not every day. Everything is done so that you order food in addition. The waiters are biased and even count how many sticks of sugar you threw into the sugar. I know it sounds terrible, but it's true. The waiter Maxim is generally a different story, rude to everyone and always.
This hotel does not have this expected Carpathian flavor, for which we go to Dragobrat. The only positive is the location of the hotel. But the location alone will not give you positive emotions, so look for something else.