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Rooms:
6.0
Service:
5.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Hotel "Muduza" in Rafailovici was new, clean, tastefully decorated, well cleaned, with pleasant staff.
An excellent assessment prevents me from putting one incident that spoiled all the positive impression. Upon arrival, as always lately, we set up our flag on the balcony overlooking the street. Not even a flag, but like that, a flag, a machine version. And he hung with us safely for 5 days. And on the sixth day, returning from the beach, we did not see him on the balcony, but found him in our room on the table. The rope is completely gone. None of the hotel staff commented on this incident. And the representative of the operator, in response to my question, said that in Montenegro it is forbidden to hang flags on private houses. Even their own country (an absolute lie). But I could not answer why the flag hung safely for 5 days and why it was removed in this way, in our absence in the room, and not just asked us to do it. By the way: just this coincided with the date of arrival of Russian tourists. My questions remained unanswered. So I'm putting them down in writing. But never received an answer.
Free Wi-Fi near the reception. Part of the rooms with kitchens, which allows, on the one hand, to save on food, and on the other hand, not to become attached to public catering, which, to put it mildly, leaves much to be desired in Montenegro. At the reception, you can boil water for tea or coffee for guests of those rooms that do not have a kitchen.
The room is very small. There is simply nowhere to hide suitcases. But fantastically beautiful ever-changing views from the balcony. Unfortunately, the photo cannot convey even half of the richness of colors and light that opens from the balcony of the room, changing every minute.
An excellent assessment prevents me from putting one incident that spoiled all the positive impression. Upon arrival, as always lately, we set up our flag on the balcony overlooking the street. Not even a flag, but like that, a flag, a machine version. And he hung with us safely for 5 days. And on the sixth day, returning from the beach, we did not see him on the balcony, but found him in our room on the table. The rope is completely gone. None of the hotel staff commented on this incident. And the representative of the operator, in response to my question, said that in Montenegro it is forbidden to hang flags on private houses. Even their own country (an absolute lie). But I could not answer why the flag hung safely for 5 days and why it was removed in this way, in our absence in the room, and not just asked us to do it. By the way: just this coincided with the date of arrival of Russian tourists. My questions remained unanswered. So I'm putting them down in writing. But never received an answer.
Free Wi-Fi near the reception. Part of the rooms with kitchens, which allows, on the one hand, to save on food, and on the other hand, not to become attached to public catering, which, to put it mildly, leaves much to be desired in Montenegro. At the reception, you can boil water for tea or coffee for guests of those rooms that do not have a kitchen.
The room is very small. There is simply nowhere to hide suitcases. But fantastically beautiful ever-changing views from the balcony. Unfortunately, the photo cannot convey even half of the richness of colors and light that opens from the balcony of the room, changing every minute.
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