Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
2.0
Food:
3.0
Amenities:
1.0
If I had to describe this hotel in one word, then this word is miserable.
We had to go quickly, as the holiday was on our nose, and without going for big expenses. We chose this option flattered by the food, but it was in vain.
So, we arrived from the airport early, around 9, so they didn’t check us in, they said take a walk somewhere, well, that’s understandable. The luggage was left at the reception. Let's go see Tivat. The town is so small, there is little remarkable. Mainly the private sector.
We returned to the hotel and were told that we could check in. We came to the room, there was garbage left from the previous guests, after half an hour the cleaners came, they said that they would clean it up in 10 minutes. We left our suitcases and went to eat.
About the number. The room is small, the furniture and plumbing are old, in working order. The interior is simple, meaning bare white stucco walls and mimic paintings. The room had air conditioning, TV, refrigerator, balcony
I was pleased: that there was a refrigerator, that there was a bath, not a shower room, that there was air conditioning.
What did not please just categorically - it's bad soundproofing. Bad is putting it mildly. You can perfectly hear how your neighbors cough, fasten the bed, make love, talk, etc. If the neighbors have children, then how they scream, you will also just hear wonderfully, as if they were yours. Our room overlooked the coast. It would seem that we should rejoice, but we cursed this circumstance, because in the evening when we went to bed, all the noise from the street was remarkably audible. BUT!! ! The noise in the street is fine. The worst is something else. There is a restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. And every day from 8 to 12 pm, or even until 1 am, live music played in this restaurant, more precisely, one seedy chanson singer !! ! Since there is no isolation, it's all wonderfully audible. When I got home, I thought how quiet it was at home.
Not pleased with the mold in the bathroom. Black one on the tile, terry.
The cleaners weren't happy. This is where the scoop appeared, about which they write about Montenegro. The cleaners came every day, and every day earlier and earlier. They don't have a specific schedule. They can come at 9.30, at 10.30, at 12, when they feel like it, and break in without knocking, in what form they will find you will be your problem. There are no Do Not Disturb signs in the hotel. Cleaners are removed purely symbolically. Slightly brush off the dust, the floor is not vacuumed or swept, but still they change the toilet paper and take out the trash. The bed was changed 1 time on the penultimate day. The towels were not changed at all.
By the way, the bedding was torn.
About food. The food is bad. They cook badly. Don't get me wrong, I go camping, where you live in Spartan conditions, and I'm not picky about food. But the food there is bad. For breakfast every time scrambled eggs, a strange omelet cereal, muesli sausage, butter, jam, pate in packages, ham and cheese, buns, cakes. There are no fruits. What was served there under the name of tea and coffee, they were not. And another instant drink like Jupi under the concept of "juice". Of the cooked dishes, only scrambled eggs were successful. Dinner is more varied, but just as badly prepared. There were vegetables - cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage. There were fruits in the form of watermelons and melons, the latter were not ripe green. Of the drinks, kampot, and that quickly ends.
The last unpleasant moment was during check-out, when through the reception the day before departure we were supposed to be told when we had a taxi to the airport, but they never did. We prudently called a person from the company (Montenegro Tours), she said that the reception had already informed us. That's how shamelessly lie.
In general, the feeling of the hotel was unpleasant. About Tivat. The town is small, there is little entertainment, the beaches are dirty and small, there are few tourist offices with excursions. I liked Budva more.
There are several good cafes in Tivat. Mostly pizzerias. We liked Conte and Prova. They're near Mimosa. Conte is a pizzeria with good music, good service and low prices. Pizza on average for 4-6 euros. Prova is a restaurant with a claim to fashion. It's a little pricey, but tasty, main dishes around 15 euros.
The country as a whole left a good impression. Very picturesque places, beautiful places, rich flora. The people are pretty responsive.
CONCLUSIONS. The money paid does not match the quality of the services received. For about the same money last year in August I went to Bulgaria with my father to a good 4-star hotel. If you are absent from Mimosa from 8 am to 12 am, you can check in, and it is better without food, otherwise you will waste your money. In other cases, you don't even need to try.
We had to go quickly, as the holiday was on our nose, and without going for big expenses. We chose this option flattered by the food, but it was in vain.
So, we arrived from the airport early, around 9, so they didn’t check us in, they said take a walk somewhere, well, that’s understandable. The luggage was left at the reception. Let's go see Tivat. The town is so small, there is little remarkable. Mainly the private sector.
We returned to the hotel and were told that we could check in. We came to the room, there was garbage left from the previous guests, after half an hour the cleaners came, they said that they would clean it up in 10 minutes. We left our suitcases and went to eat.
About the number. The room is small, the furniture and plumbing are old, in working order. The interior is simple, meaning bare white stucco walls and mimic paintings. The room had air conditioning, TV, refrigerator, balcony
I was pleased: that there was a refrigerator, that there was a bath, not a shower room, that there was air conditioning.
What did not please just categorically - it's bad soundproofing. Bad is putting it mildly. You can perfectly hear how your neighbors cough, fasten the bed, make love, talk, etc. If the neighbors have children, then how they scream, you will also just hear wonderfully, as if they were yours. Our room overlooked the coast. It would seem that we should rejoice, but we cursed this circumstance, because in the evening when we went to bed, all the noise from the street was remarkably audible. BUT!! ! The noise in the street is fine. The worst is something else. There is a restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. And every day from 8 to 12 pm, or even until 1 am, live music played in this restaurant, more precisely, one seedy chanson singer !! ! Since there is no isolation, it's all wonderfully audible. When I got home, I thought how quiet it was at home.
Not pleased with the mold in the bathroom. Black one on the tile, terry.
The cleaners weren't happy. This is where the scoop appeared, about which they write about Montenegro. The cleaners came every day, and every day earlier and earlier. They don't have a specific schedule. They can come at 9.30, at 10.30, at 12, when they feel like it, and break in without knocking, in what form they will find you will be your problem. There are no Do Not Disturb signs in the hotel. Cleaners are removed purely symbolically. Slightly brush off the dust, the floor is not vacuumed or swept, but still they change the toilet paper and take out the trash. The bed was changed 1 time on the penultimate day. The towels were not changed at all.
By the way, the bedding was torn.
About food. The food is bad. They cook badly. Don't get me wrong, I go camping, where you live in Spartan conditions, and I'm not picky about food. But the food there is bad. For breakfast every time scrambled eggs, a strange omelet cereal, muesli sausage, butter, jam, pate in packages, ham and cheese, buns, cakes. There are no fruits. What was served there under the name of tea and coffee, they were not. And another instant drink like Jupi under the concept of "juice". Of the cooked dishes, only scrambled eggs were successful. Dinner is more varied, but just as badly prepared. There were vegetables - cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage. There were fruits in the form of watermelons and melons, the latter were not ripe green. Of the drinks, kampot, and that quickly ends.
The last unpleasant moment was during check-out, when through the reception the day before departure we were supposed to be told when we had a taxi to the airport, but they never did. We prudently called a person from the company (Montenegro Tours), she said that the reception had already informed us. That's how shamelessly lie.
In general, the feeling of the hotel was unpleasant. About Tivat. The town is small, there is little entertainment, the beaches are dirty and small, there are few tourist offices with excursions. I liked Budva more.
There are several good cafes in Tivat. Mostly pizzerias. We liked Conte and Prova. They're near Mimosa. Conte is a pizzeria with good music, good service and low prices. Pizza on average for 4-6 euros. Prova is a restaurant with a claim to fashion. It's a little pricey, but tasty, main dishes around 15 euros.
The country as a whole left a good impression. Very picturesque places, beautiful places, rich flora. The people are pretty responsive.
CONCLUSIONS. The money paid does not match the quality of the services received. For about the same money last year in August I went to Bulgaria with my father to a good 4-star hotel. If you are absent from Mimosa from 8 am to 12 am, you can check in, and it is better without food, otherwise you will waste your money. In other cases, you don't even need to try.
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