Guest User
June 27, 2023
The main thing I want to say is that all reviews before 2022 no longer have anything to do with the current situation in this hotel. Now Ukrainian refugees actually live here, and near the reception there are a lot of announcements in Ukrainian. How this hotel began to be sold to Russians is a mystery) Frankly speaking, everything looks as if the Ukrainians living here don’t even think that the hotel is filled with Russians, and that’s the only reason the general atmosphere is calm. But I don’t want to open my mouth again in front of people in the hotel) In general, the hotel is shabby: cracks on the walls, old plumbing, mattresses with protruding springs. But the most unpleasant thing is the very, very poor cleaning. All the lamps have a thick layer of dust, the balconies cannot be washed, the bathroom is slippery, there were also boogers smeared on the walls and doors in our room 🤦, the curtains are soaked in dust, the towels are very old. Breakfast for two - cheese, ham, bread, beans, eggs in one form or another, olives, grapefruits, yogurt and canned peaches. And so every day. Breakfast from 7 to 9 am!!! I’ve never seen breakfast end so early, it’s terribly inconvenient. The hotel has only one plus - very close to the sea, 2 minutes at a leisurely pace. The cost of accommodation was so modest in comparison with other offers on online tours that they did not dare to throw a tantrum and demand relocation. We will certainly not go to this hotel again))
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