Excellent resort with depressing food.

Written: 12 october 2011
Travel time: 7 — 12 october 2011
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday
Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 7.0
Food: 3.0
Amenities: 6.0
I stayed at the resort in October 2011.
Liked: a large beautiful area with access to the river; swimming pool 25 * 12 (not included in the price of the tour, but I think 25 UAH per hour is quite an acceptable price); general health procedures - massage, inhalation; polite (for the most part) staff.
We lived in the simplest "block" room - the room is small, but everything works, the furniture is ordinary, relatively new, a good mattress. In general, no complaints about the room.
The sanatorium is mainly used by railroad workers on "their own" vouchers, so it is not oriented towards external consumers.
The most frustrating thing was the food.
1. It is declared as dietary, and it seems that they cook here according to the principle "food should in no case be tasty, so that the vacationer does not hit gluttony. " Almost everything that is cooked can be eaten, but not tasty. Most of all, the local cuisine resembled a kindergarten canteen.

2. The menu mainly consists of different types of cereals - oatmeal, barley, millet, buckwheat - potatoes and cutlets, which, although they are called "cue", "steak", are still cutlets.
3. Although we were in autumn at the height of seasonal vegetables, no zucchini, eggplant, peppers, etc. was not in any form. Fruit - 1 time for lunch in the form of 1 apple or a small bunch of grapes.
4. The menu in the sanatorium is "custom", but! the order is accepted for 3 days, so those who come for a few days will have to eat for the most part what they have cooked more.
On the other hand, a great place for those who want to lose weight : )
From "Gogol" you can walk in 40 minutes to the center of Mirgorod, or take a minibus to take a walk and eat normally - which we basically did.
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