Ни детям, ни взрослым, ни мамам с детками. No children, no adults, no mothers with children.

What is written in the brochure is 30% fulfilled. We were treated with my daughter (after an injury), but there is simply not much. There is no chiropractor (we went to him), there is no full-fledged exercise therapy, my daughter was given only 5 (five) inhalations! Very good radon baths, irrigation, a pool in the upper radon baths. On the basis of the sanatorium itself, there is a good masseuse (room 203 of the residential building). BUT! Children are everywhere, not divorced in any way from adults in the dining room, at procedures, at oxygen cocktails (although the schedule weighs), near the sources. The feeling that the task of the teaching staff is the same - the safety of these same children. They are counted everywhere, arranging noise and talk. Noise, more children than adults. The rooms are terrible! A shower without a tray, I have never seen anything like it in Soviet times, you just have to wash on the floor, they say it "drains". From the fifth floor flowed down the wall (we lived on 4). The wallpaper is torn, hanging in tatters, the balcony windows are dilapidated and peeling. Light bulb next to the bed without a ceiling. The territory is not well maintained, the staff is quite rude, in the dining room the choice of dishes (indicated in the advertisement) is purely symbolic. The plates on the trolley are placed on several floors, then the waiter serves you your portion - at the bottom of the plate is a potato "beard" from the portion that was at the bottom. And yet - there are no railings anywhere near the stairs on the street. It is very difficult for older people to climb. Conclusion: for the money we paid, one could expect at least such a service and treatment as in Kislovodsk in the Dimitrov sanatorium (there were in 2008) or in the Centrosoyuz (there were in 2009). We will definitely not come to "Lenin's Rocks" again!