A great place for everyone: young couples, groups of friends, families with children. On the day of our arrival, we were warmly welcomed by the hosts Alexander and Lilia and had a tour of the hotel and the surrounding area. Their house, in which the family lives, is located next to the hotel, but this does not interfere with the rest at all.
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A great place for everyone: young couples, groups of friends, families with children. On the day of our arrival, we were warmly welcomed by the hosts Alexander and Lilia and had a tour of the hotel and the surrounding area. Their house, in which the family lives, is located next to the hotel, but this does not interfere with the rest at all.
The hotel is a three-story building. I will not speak for the first and third floors, because they did not look at what was there. On the second floor there are 2 rooms (for two) with a shared bathroom/toilet on the floor. And there are 2 rooms with a private bathroom.
There is a small kitchenette with a refrigerator, a table with cups for tea.
On the territory there is a separate room with a kitchen for everyone to cook. It has several tables for dining, a stove, a microwave, a kettle, all the necessary kitchen utensils and a COFFEE MACHINE. The latter was very useful for our company, as they like to drink delicious coffee in the morning.
Minus: for using the kitchen 3 times a day - you have to pay (I didn’t specify how much, since we cooked a maximum of once). For coffee - 9-10 UAH.
On the territory of the hotel there is a cozy gazebo with barbecue facilities. There we made kebabs and just had lunch while watching the incredible view of the mountains.
As for food, the hosts offer breakfast and dinner. The cost for dinner is 70 UAH. We never used this service, so I won't talk about the goodies. But you can't order any food. Just say in advance that you want to have dinner / breakfast and they will cook for you what they cook for themselves for the family.
Special thanks to Alexander for help with finding interesting excursions and huts. He told us in detail where it is cheaper, how long it takes, what is there, what you need to take with you... In general, thank you!
Another thanks to Vladimir, son of the owners. He is an up-and-coming tour guide! We went with him to Goverla. It was cool, easy to communicate and interesting. It is a pity that there was not enough time (and strength) to go with him to other mountains. Highly recommend, he is much better than many experienced, adult guides.
What else? Oh yes! Fish! Alexander advised us a small fish farm, which is located 10 minutes from Lileya. We were delighted!
Andrey is the owner of a trout farm, a very good and hospitable person! We fished with him, heard a lot of interesting things that only a Hutsul who loves the Carpathians can tell. Then his wife cooked us an UNREALLY delicious dinner: our fish, salad and porridge (I forgot the name). It was unforgettable, because we were crushing all this by the cheeks in the gazebo at the very top of the hill, from which such a view opened...
As for the infrastructure. There are not many shops in the town, but there is one small supermarket where you can buy everything you need.
There is a market, but it is very terrible. No fruits, no souvenirs, no meat. . . And all at very high prices. Roads are bad. But work is underway and there is hope that Verkhovyna will become more accessible to people on low cars =)
Conclusion: I liked everything very much, I did not want to leave. I recommend to visit and wish a good rest to those who go! )
The hotel is a three-story building. I will not speak for the first and third floors, because they did not look at what was there. On the second floor there are 2 rooms (for two) with a shared bathroom/toilet on the floor. And there are 2 rooms with a private bathroom.
There is a small kitchenette with a refrigerator, a table with cups for tea.
On the territory there is a separate room with a kitchen for everyone to cook. It has several tables for dining, a stove, a microwave, a kettle, all the necessary kitchen utensils and a COFFEE MACHINE. The latter was very useful for our company, as they like to drink delicious coffee in the morning.
Minus: for using the kitchen 3 times a day - you have to pay (I didn’t specify how much, since we cooked a maximum of once). For coffee - 9-10 UAH.
On the territory of the hotel there is a cozy gazebo with barbecue facilities. There we made kebabs and just had lunch while watching the incredible view of the mountains.
As for food, the hosts offer breakfast and dinner. The cost for dinner is 70 UAH. We never used this service, so I won't talk about the goodies. But you can't order any food. Just say in advance that you want to have dinner / breakfast and they will cook for you what they cook for themselves for the family.
Special thanks to Alexander for help with finding interesting excursions and huts. He told us in detail where it is cheaper, how long it takes, what is there, what you need to take with you... In general, thank you!
Another thanks to Vladimir, son of the owners. He is an up-and-coming tour guide! We went with him to Goverla. It was cool, easy to communicate and interesting. It is a pity that there was not enough time (and strength) to go with him to other mountains. Highly recommend, he is much better than many experienced, adult guides.
What else? Oh yes! Fish! Alexander advised us a small fish farm, which is located 10 minutes from Lileya. We were delighted!
Andrey is the owner of a trout farm, a very good and hospitable person! We fished with him, heard a lot of interesting things that only a Hutsul who loves the Carpathians can tell. Then his wife cooked us an UNREALLY delicious dinner: our fish, salad and porridge (I forgot the name). It was unforgettable, because we were crushing all this by the cheeks in the gazebo at the very top of the hill, from which such a view opened...
As for the infrastructure. There are not many shops in the town, but there is one small supermarket where you can buy everything you need.
There is a market, but it is very terrible. No fruits, no souvenirs, no meat. . . And all at very high prices. Roads are bad. But work is underway and there is hope that Verkhovyna will become more accessible to people on low cars =)
Conclusion: I liked everything very much, I did not want to leave. I recommend to visit and wish a good rest to those who go! )
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