Все б було непогано, аби не годування. Everything would be nice not to feed.

Dragobrat was in its eighth season. This time they rushed late and everything was busy in my favorite city. Settled in the "Julia". The general impression is very ambiguous. It would seem that our room was quite spacious for two, warm enough (electric convector works), the water is always hot, there is a place to dry clothes, when the electricity goes out on Dragobrat - turn on the diesel generator to the lifts nearby, well, about the beauty of nature I am silent, because it is not the merit of the owners. Quite friendly staff, although Zoryana is confined to some limits, but it's not her fault. The owners position their hotel as if it were a star hotel, with some inviolable rules, and in my opinion, such rather small houses are more suitable for a home reception, when you know the owners personally, you are happy and you come as good friends. But that's it, the hosts choose who they want to see: customers or guests.
Another big plus, for me, is the tennis table. Had a great time. Despite the fatigue from the descents, it was very nice to play table tennis.
Now on to the problematic issues. When you arrive almost at midnight, and you are demanded from the doorstep immediately after the greeting, it is not normal. You haven't seen the number yet, exhaustion after a day and a half of travel, and in general, wherever you go in the morning, the more at least a day has already been paid. And in general, to take money for the night somehow.

But it's a matter of conversation, guest or client, and no complaints to Zoryana. We understand that this is a requirement of the administration (and there is a desire that it should not be the administration, but friendly hosts).
Also regarding the permanent rule of eviction for up to 12 days. All this is normal and correct, but for large hotels. I think that such hotels should have a more flexible system. In fact, there is not much to go to Ash.
And quite a large number of people arrive by train Lviv-Rakhiv and the same number on it goes to Lviv. Why not offer another hour of resettlement for such guests. So what are the current rules? Is there simply no desire to keep track of such "little things"? But really where to go guests? The last day to ride is also a desire. I have to take things somewhere for skating, skate, wash, dry, spend an hour until ten in the evening. Somehow it's not hospitable. It's good that on the penultimate night I managed to agree with Valentina for extra money to get rid of it in the evening, otherwise I don't even know what it would look like.
There was another drawback in our room: it smelled of drain in the pan. Maybe it's a disease of the top floor. We decided quite simply: we collected a little water in the pan with the drain closed, but something needs to be done about it. You probably have a clogged exhaust pipe on the roof.
But all these are trifles, and from what crosses all the pros, it's feeding. No, in fact, I know what Transcarpathian cuisine is, and our Ukrainian cuisine in general. So those that were offered to us in Julia are just a mockery of the national cuisine, well, just from our stomachs. Guests come to Dragobrat not to play cards, that is, spend a lot of energy. In five days we were given more or less normal food once. Very little meat, little tasty at all, portions are quite meager, you leave the dining room half-starved. One day in general, as bullying - empty cabbage. It was a day, as I later realized, when Oleg was not at the hotel. And I really heard the other day how a man next to a friend said that he had eaten and everything was delicious. I was really surprised.

But in my opinion, the chefs need to change. And people are good, friendly, go to a meeting, but, sorry, do not know how to cook, so as not to think anything bad.