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10.0
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10.0
Food:
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Amenities:
9.0
I rented a hotel room for a day with one purpose - to spend the night. However, during this time we were pleasantly pleased with both comfort and service:
1. Well-groomed, pleasant room in a house built in 1822 (! ) built. A good bed with a soft mattress, a well-equipped bathroom with good water pressure, a well-groomed and "warm" kitchen.
2. Friendly and polite staff. There were simply no problems, all wishes were resolved right there (breakfast time, the possibility of checking in (leaving things) ahead of time, etc. ).
3. Very affordable cost of living. In the summer on a business trip to St. Petersburg. I rented a room in the Moscow hotel for 1 person - 3600. In the end, the room cost 5100. Conditions and service were not close to Comfort.
4. Proximity to the city center (if not the center). Art. Mayakovskaya (actually and Nevsky) in 10 minutes, Palace Square in 25-30 minutes of easy walking.
5. A lot of all sorts of small "additional items" that create comfort: a hairdryer, a bathrobe, own freshly baked bread and other products, slippers, silence after 23 (as a condition for behavior in a hotel), serious pressure in the hot water supply system (in the same Mr. "Moscow" knew washing under a trickle) and much more. In general, I recommend. The name justifies.
1. Well-groomed, pleasant room in a house built in 1822 (! ) built. A good bed with a soft mattress, a well-equipped bathroom with good water pressure, a well-groomed and "warm" kitchen.
2. Friendly and polite staff. There were simply no problems, all wishes were resolved right there (breakfast time, the possibility of checking in (leaving things) ahead of time, etc. ).
3. Very affordable cost of living. In the summer on a business trip to St. Petersburg. I rented a room in the Moscow hotel for 1 person - 3600. In the end, the room cost 5100. Conditions and service were not close to Comfort.
4. Proximity to the city center (if not the center). Art. Mayakovskaya (actually and Nevsky) in 10 minutes, Palace Square in 25-30 minutes of easy walking.
5. A lot of all sorts of small "additional items" that create comfort: a hairdryer, a bathrobe, own freshly baked bread and other products, slippers, silence after 23 (as a condition for behavior in a hotel), serious pressure in the hot water supply system (in the same Mr. "Moscow" knew washing under a trickle) and much more. In general, I recommend. The name justifies.
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