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Rooms:
8.0
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5.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
2.0
We stayed at this hotel during a trip to the Carpathians for the May holidays. We did not plan anything in advance, so we looked for a roof over our heads upon arrival. This was regretted very soon, since the infrastructure in the Carpathians is very bad, even in such frequently visited places as Synevyr.
At the beginning of the reserve there is the village of Synevyr, and then a slagbaum, where a drunken uncle takes from you either 3 or 4 hryvnias. Behind the cinder block is the reserve itself with a road of 5-7 kilometers, and finally... no, not yet a lake, but the so-called. the cultural center of the reserve is this base, a parking lot, the Treblya base, some other shed like a cottage, a couple of huts and several old houses of local residents. You have to walk 2-3 km to the lake itself.
We decided that we would stay here for the night, since you can walk near the Synevyr for a long time, and then go to nearby settlements far away. There wasn't much to choose from, so we went to S. O. It has a large territory, it has its own parking lot. This is where the charms end. There is a real scoop inside, only plastic bags on the floors stand out very much and that's all. No Goral trinkets, no furniture in the hall, one window, like in a clinic for issuing certificates, the administrator is hiding there.
The administrator offered us a double room, I think 160 UAH. The room overlooked the trees and because of this it was very dark and gloomy. The beds were sagging, the blankets were thin, they slept in their clothes. The bathroom is, of course, joint, in a gloomy white tile, the shower cabin was an iron painted floor and a curtain.
In short, it was tolerable, as for one night, but I would not have stayed for more.
The lake itself is amazing, nature is just a waste, there are no words to describe all the delight !!!!!!
Having worked up an appetite, we returned to the camp site, noticing a couple of cafes (there are actually a couple of them there). And this is another long story. In all private huts, there is some kind of unpleasant atmosphere due to dirt and cheap clothes, rags on the tables, brrrr. But I want to eat. In one, we did not wait for the waitress, as she was washing the dishes and did not want to approach us (by the way, we were not sitting at the table, but went to her counter), in another cafe we could only be offered weathered sausage. There are no grocery stores there. We decided to return to our base, as there was a canteen there - a huge hall for 20 tables and only one waitress. Finally, we made an order and, while waiting for it, enjoyed the Soviet design. Good advice - you need to ask for an invoice immediately after ordering, because, in a sudden case, you will have to wait a very long time.
It is a pity that service does not correspond to our beautiful nature and the enjoyment of this beauty is very quickly interrupted by the absence of even a hint of service.
At the beginning of the reserve there is the village of Synevyr, and then a slagbaum, where a drunken uncle takes from you either 3 or 4 hryvnias. Behind the cinder block is the reserve itself with a road of 5-7 kilometers, and finally... no, not yet a lake, but the so-called. the cultural center of the reserve is this base, a parking lot, the Treblya base, some other shed like a cottage, a couple of huts and several old houses of local residents. You have to walk 2-3 km to the lake itself.
We decided that we would stay here for the night, since you can walk near the Synevyr for a long time, and then go to nearby settlements far away. There wasn't much to choose from, so we went to S. O. It has a large territory, it has its own parking lot. This is where the charms end. There is a real scoop inside, only plastic bags on the floors stand out very much and that's all. No Goral trinkets, no furniture in the hall, one window, like in a clinic for issuing certificates, the administrator is hiding there.
The administrator offered us a double room, I think 160 UAH. The room overlooked the trees and because of this it was very dark and gloomy. The beds were sagging, the blankets were thin, they slept in their clothes. The bathroom is, of course, joint, in a gloomy white tile, the shower cabin was an iron painted floor and a curtain.
In short, it was tolerable, as for one night, but I would not have stayed for more.
The lake itself is amazing, nature is just a waste, there are no words to describe all the delight !!!!!!
Having worked up an appetite, we returned to the camp site, noticing a couple of cafes (there are actually a couple of them there). And this is another long story. In all private huts, there is some kind of unpleasant atmosphere due to dirt and cheap clothes, rags on the tables, brrrr. But I want to eat. In one, we did not wait for the waitress, as she was washing the dishes and did not want to approach us (by the way, we were not sitting at the table, but went to her counter), in another cafe we could only be offered weathered sausage. There are no grocery stores there. We decided to return to our base, as there was a canteen there - a huge hall for 20 tables and only one waitress. Finally, we made an order and, while waiting for it, enjoyed the Soviet design. Good advice - you need to ask for an invoice immediately after ordering, because, in a sudden case, you will have to wait a very long time.
It is a pity that service does not correspond to our beautiful nature and the enjoyment of this beauty is very quickly interrupted by the absence of even a hint of service.
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