Back in USSR Back in USSR

I'll start my review on the positive side. We were in the summer of 2015. We planned to come to Koblevo for 3 days, because we didn’t want to waste precious vacation time looking for housing, we called several inexpensive places, they didn’t want to book a room for 2-3 nights anywhere even with full prepayment, and only in the Carpathian region they kindly booked , for which many thanks, and did not even ask for an advance payment.
The location of the building is good, close to the sea, quiet, only at night idiots drive rickshaws with music.
There is no dining room (there is, but does not work).
Take a fumigator with you, you can’t do it at night, there are a lot of mosquitoes.
In the room on the second floor near the main entrance wi-fi worked.

Now about the number. The word "horror" of our impressions cannot be conveyed. This is not just a scoop, it's a scoop with broken furniture, sheets sewn from pieces and shabby walls. And the bathroom... I'll post a photo later, then you can do without words. No paper, no soap. No utensils, no basic equipment. Well, at least there were sockets to charge phones. We did not even want to go there during the day, only to spend the night. You can endure a couple of days, but not a week with a child. Yes, we took the cheapest room, but 300-350 UAH (I don’t remember exactly) is too expensive for such conditions. I looked into one of the neighboring ones - it was decent there, probably 2 times more expensive.
A separate issue is balconies. In Prykarpattya they are shared by 2 rooms. Those. you are doing something interesting in the room, and then the neighbors look in from the balcony)) Close the door to the balcony and the curtains - and die in stuffiness. We were lucky - the maid was the neighbor on the balcony, on her side the closet stood as a partition, so ask for a room with the maid next door; )
Shower with hot water on the floor. General, not m / f. The outer door is not lockable. There are curtains, as it were, in front, and there is no division into "cabins" at least with the same curtains, in my opinion, complete savagery.
My conclusions: for lack of money and self-respect, you can live there, but if there is a material opportunity, choose something more modern and civilized.