Alona Pawikan

In general, everything corresponds to the photo, but there are nuances. It’s not clear from the photo, but in fact there is catastrophically little light both during the day (a small window!, and in the evening there is not enough artificial light. This gives the feeling that you are in some kind of basement. Comfort - everything seems to be there, but personally I missed a lot of little things that create comfort. For example, in the bathroom there is no place where you can put bath accessories, in the shower area there is a small soap dish, and in the sink area there are no shelves or anything like that. There are a lot of sockets, but the chargers dangle in them, so you have to constantly check whether the charge is on or not. There is no breakfast even for an additional fee. Things can only be hung on a hanger along the wall, i.e. they will all be on top of each other. The best smell! A very chemical smell that makes it impossible to stay in the room. The employees were never able to explain where it came from, citing that it was hot and therefore (but it’s not Russia, so it’s cold in February, it’s always hot there, so this explanation is much strange), the second version is treatment for mosquitoes (it’s more like the truth, but the staff couldn’t answer how safe it was to breathe it), I was simply offered to imitate the air freshener). I think it’s still the poor quality of the materials and in the heat that’s why it starts to smell so bad. The hotel has its advantages: each house has its own terrace, a large courtyard with lots of greenery, pleasant staff.

The visa has not been issued, but there has been communication and no refund. Anyway, it was too dark. Everyone must be careful. This is a very unfriendly hotel. This is a very bad place. Dissuade from now on.