Days Inn Hotel

Not an advertisement, but just how I feel! Everything in this life is decided by details and personal attitude, which is more valuable than all formal benefits: strong black coffee, carefully brewed by the hotel staff, will never be inferior to a cappuccino made with soy, a smiling “good morning, it’s cool today, take a sweater with you” warms you even warmer than cashmere . We stopped at this hotel by chance to escape the bustle of the center and make a little trip into the world of home comfort and conversations on the summer veranda. I went to the hotel, and there was such comfort, you know, the men didn’t even look after me like that: clean rooms, I got a view of the city and a little bit of the mountain, with almost two rooms, a sofa, water in the refrigerator, slippers, soap accessories. Girls are not allowed to carry a suitcase in a hotel themselves (an unspoken rule is included in the founding documents), you can always ask for an iron and ironing board, and make tea. By the way, instead of a world card, it’s better to pay with crumpled money at the cash desk - a rate that will never change, a currency that will never fall (reservations from the island do not deduct money from the account, prepare cash in advance). Thanks to all the hotel staff - you are super!

In general, the hotel is okay for the money, but the employees here are quite unprofessional and dishonest. Initially I planned to stay at the hotel for a week, but I had to stay longer. I made my first reservation through booking and lived in peace. When I realized that I needed to renew, I did it again through booking and came to pay at the reception. They asked me to cancel my booking and promised to give me a good discount. I was tempted by this offer and the discount was really quite good (about 25k drams). A few days later, the administrator said that he had made a mistake and demanded an amount almost identical to the original amount from the booking. It turns out they decided not to pay a commission to the booking company and charge me an amount almost equal to the amount of the original booking. The dialogue itself proceeded in a rather rude manner, I was asked to leave the hotel, and some unknown drunken friend of the administrator joined the dialogue. As a result, they gave me a micro-discount for which I would not cancel anything. The moral of the story is pretty obvious: you should never be fooled by offers to cancel. You should always act through a service like booking, where you don’t have to resolve issues with people who want to fool you.