Если дождь, то нет воды. Никакой. Ни смыть в туалете, ни на процедуры сходить. If it rains, then there is no water. No. No flushing in the toilet, no procedures to go.

I found time to write about our "vacation". We lived in a cheaper Perlina building (there are only 2 of them). I liked the mother and child room. It turned out better than the photo I saw. There was not an old folding chair (as in the photo on the Internet), but a wide double bed. But very tight. Narrow passage. But there is a table and chairs, a sideboard with dishes, a wardrobe, a balcony. Urine, however, smelled. From the tracks on the floor, from the mataras a little (it was not old, but mothers probably don’t watch their children).
A few years before that, my husband and I also vacationed in Morshyn (in the Dniester) in July. And it was the same with the rain:
if it rains, he floods the septic tanks with water and water is not supplied to the taps of the town. Canteens are prepared on imported food. The dishes are also washed. But there is no place to wash your hands. Wash - how much rest there is. If it rained, then there is no water for half a day or a day. But in 2007 we got into a disaster. Then it rained all the time, flooded houses, rivers overflowed their banks. And this is the situation: in our building it was written: "In connection with the disaster, water in the building will be supplied from 7 to 8, from 13 to 14 and from 19 to 20". But in a more expensive building, it was written "In connection with the disaster, there will be no water in the building from 11 to 14 and from 16 to 19. " I don't remember exactly the clock, but the meaning is clear.

So. If you want to be treated and relax in Morshyn, then I advise you the Marble Palace (expensive) and Prolisok (mother and child). Only in these sanatoriums are procedures and a pump room in the building. It is not necessary in the downpour (and in the Carpathians it is showers, a wall, a bucket from a bucket - it doesn’t rain there) to run to the pump room and carry the child, the prisoner of the room, water 3 times a day. I don’t know how things were with water in Proliska, but in Marble there were sometimes interruptions for an hour (the whole city was without water).
Do not forget that the procedures include various enemas and washes. And when there is nothing to flush in the toilet..... Procedures (if they brought water) disappear. And you won't take baths either.
As for the hydropathic building, it's a nightmare. Some repairs were done there, but the queues are everywhere considerable (albeit strictly on time), while you go through the procedures, you laugh. With children who cannot be left alone on the street, procedures cannot be combined. They become so stupefied by queues, stuffiness, smells (from the toilets on the floors where they run after enemas) that they become inadequate.
After the queue and the bath, you need to cool down, but you already need to run to the watering hole, because. you can't make it to lunch.
The watering place was on magnetic cards. queues are wild. There were water shortages due to the rain. You can’t drink from the 4th source (just Morshinsky, not supermineral) after rains - the threat of infection (everything gets into the water from the soil).
Dogs on the territory of the sanatorium are a separate issue. At 5 o'clock in the morning, under the windows, a stormy dog ​ ​ wedding with fights to the point of squealing for the bride..... Packs of dogs surrounding the child....It is contraindicated for those whose children are afraid of dogs.
The waitresses in the dining room were good. small additional portions were given from neighboring tables. But here the food is not quite on order. Mashed potatoes, although ordered, are a terrible deficit. While they were bringing us to our table, everything delicious was taken from the previous tables. They brought everything cold already. But everything is tasty and dietary (sardels with pasta in the gastro-sanatorium - it was an amateur). There are almost no fruits and vegetables, but their type cannot be combined with mineral water.
The site is cool and free near Marble. There is also a mini zoo.

Near Proliska there is a forest lake with boats and catamarans. You can swim, but the water is very muddy. In Proliska itself, with the platform, it was deaf.
I advise excursions to the Dovbush Rocks, to the Goshevsky Monastery (the miraculous icon). We also went to Bukovel (a long excursion, a long drive, they gave us the opportunity to dine in the evening. It’s good that I took a butrik with cheese, a child, with me). Dry rations are not given.
If you get a cool guide, it will be cool. Mostly all good, with humor. But one female tour guide forgot me and my son on the bus. They got out and went into the forest (to the rocks), and we put on pants on the bus, got out and found ourselves alone in the forest. Believe me, it really took 5 minutes: when the last people got off the bus, the son was already putting his other leg in. I couldn’t even think that the guide didn’t care how many people he brought, whether everyone got out....The driver advised to catch up, but I didn’t dare to go into the forest alone with the child. They immediately disappeared into the thickets, and I did not want to wander along the forest paths. We sat next to the bus. So then the whole bus to me (they saw that I was dressing the child - they could have shouted to the guide to wait 5 minutes) said that I wanted something from the guide. It's good that her boss turned out to be a nice man. He apologized and we went for free on the other day.