A year and a half ago in August - September 2011. , when traveling in the Crimea with his wife, from west to east, they decided to visit the "General's Beaches", which are located on Azov near the city of Kerch. The village was chosen to stop Kurortny and we drove up to it from Zolotoe, moving along the sea.
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A year and a half ago in August - September 2011. , when traveling in the Crimea with his wife, from west to east, they decided to visit the "General's Beaches", which are located on Azov near the city of Kerch. The village was chosen to stop Kurortny and we drove up to it from Zolotoe, moving along the sea.
The view at the village of Kurortnoye was dull and miserable. And the roads ...Especially the "central street" - they resembled the area after heavy bombing. And among all this "splendor" we saw in the distance quite a decent large roof under green tiles. We decided that this must be some kind of guest house. And they weren't wrong.
Of all the places we have stayed during our travels, this has been the best.
1. Sincere and hospitable hosts - a married couple from Kerch, Svetlana and George.
2. Comfortable, clean and spacious room.
3. Sea view from the common balcony.
4. Cozy and green courtyard.
5. Own cafe for guests, with excellent, home-cooked food and a great chef.
6.
Parking on site and many other small things.
7. The guest house is designed for 40 people,
8.640 UAH - 2-bed room with meals.
We refused breakfast, so we paid 580 UAH.
There was only one drawback: there was no curtain in the shower.
From this village we made sightseeing trips to Opuk and Kerch.
I really liked the Chokrak Lake with its healing mud, which only the lazy did not visit.
We also met friendly Americans who camped on the shore near the village, with whom we talked every morning, because my wife knows English perfectly.
I really liked the rest with this wonderful couple, and this year, having traveled 4000 km from the Urals, we visited them again. By this time, they managed to build a new building with VIP rooms and, despite the unopened season, they accepted our bodies in their excellent territory, for which we are especially grateful to them.
More information about Ankor: http://ankor. crimea. ua/service. htm
Alexey and Yana, Yekat-g.
The view at the village of Kurortnoye was dull and miserable. And the roads ...Especially the "central street" - they resembled the area after heavy bombing. And among all this "splendor" we saw in the distance quite a decent large roof under green tiles. We decided that this must be some kind of guest house. And they weren't wrong.
Of all the places we have stayed during our travels, this has been the best.
1. Sincere and hospitable hosts - a married couple from Kerch, Svetlana and George.
2. Comfortable, clean and spacious room.
3. Sea view from the common balcony.
4. Cozy and green courtyard.
5. Own cafe for guests, with excellent, home-cooked food and a great chef.
6.
Parking on site and many other small things.
7. The guest house is designed for 40 people,
8.640 UAH - 2-bed room with meals.
We refused breakfast, so we paid 580 UAH.
There was only one drawback: there was no curtain in the shower.
From this village we made sightseeing trips to Opuk and Kerch.
I really liked the Chokrak Lake with its healing mud, which only the lazy did not visit.
We also met friendly Americans who camped on the shore near the village, with whom we talked every morning, because my wife knows English perfectly.
I really liked the rest with this wonderful couple, and this year, having traveled 4000 km from the Urals, we visited them again. By this time, they managed to build a new building with VIP rooms and, despite the unopened season, they accepted our bodies in their excellent territory, for which we are especially grateful to them.
More information about Ankor: http://ankor. crimea. ua/service. htm
Alexey and Yana, Yekat-g.
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