на 3 звезды не тянет при всей моей непривередливости 3 stars does not pull with all my pickyness

Traveled with a young man from 13 to 27 September 2008.
The best thing about the hotel is the location. We took a room with a sea view. From the window (in the form of a French balcony: a door, and right behind it there is a fence to the waist), if you jump out, you can immediately get to the beach : ) The views are simply amazing! Filmed from the window of the awesome sunset over the Bay of Kotor.
The room furniture is good, towels are changed every day, bed linen about once every 4-5 days.
Now let's go through the cons.
Of the very, very little things, soviet wooden doors (the toilet does not close at all - number 418), an incomprehensible nail sticking out of the middle of the wall.
Further: small holes on the pastel linen were somewhat strained (either on the sheet on the side, then on the pillowcase) and sometimes there were non-washable stains on white towels. I don't think there should be such things in a 3 star hotel.
About food.

Breakfast-dinner. Buffet. Drinks are provided only for breakfast: lemonade and tea (tea is poured by the waiter, who in a strange way either understands or does not understand Russian). In the evening, only water.
If the dinner was even more or less varied, then for breakfast all 2 weeks it was the same: scrambled eggs, sausages, hard-boiled eggs, all kinds of cuts, dry breakfast, croissants and honey or eurocream for tea. By the end of the second week, I could no longer look at the omelet. Despite the fact that the country is southern and fruits grow there, somehow they were not spoiled even in September. For dinner, there was only one fruit: an apple, a banana, a nectarine, a pear or a plum.
Everything else is more or less. The staff is polite. You can deposit valuables and money at the reception.