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Rooms:
8.0
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9.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
6.0
I have been going to Morshyn for several years in a row. I rested in different sanatoriums, the conditions, of course, are also different, but I want to write a review in defense of the sanatorium to which I now go all the time and chose the best one for myself precisely in order to put my moral and physical condition in order.
You will probably think why in defense, I just read all sorts of terrible stories about this sanatorium here, and if I myself had not been there, then of course I would have presented a sad picture, but everything is not at all like that.
I'll start with the numbers. The rooms there are really different, the sanatorium dates back to ancient times, so compared to other sanatoriums it is very nice and tidy. yes, there is no euro standard there, as some here carefully try to ridicule it, but there is always cleanliness, order, accuracy, cleaning in the rooms every day, and I want to note that the nurses even adapt to you. For example, I had to stay in the room and it was just the time for cleaning, so the nurse knocked on the door, asked permission, I asked her to do the cleaning later, and she didn’t refuse me, she only specified the exact time.
It is very cool that the sanatorium is made in a single building! You can’t even imagine what a horror it is to change shoes and change clothes every time after every meal and procedures. For all 18 days of rest, it’s just overwhelming, and in Proliska everything is nearby, you go outside only to take a walk, get some fresh air, enjoy your vacation, and you don’t think how you don’t get sick until you run from one building to another.
It has its own boiler room, so it's always warm. I was in different sanatoriums, I won’t specify, but there I was in rooms in warm socks under a ton of old blankets, I froze like a dog, sorry for the comparisons, but here the sanatorium is for children, and children should be warm. Now, of course, you can get a job there without children, there are many of them, and I'm sure that warmth plays an important role.
Sorry to force you to read the details, but I was outraged by previous reviews with their (sorry again) redneck jargon and pretensions. And in general, there was an opinion that those people who are trying very hard to cling to something and inflate a soap bubble out of it, in life they themselves know little and have seen little, but they make themselves out to be the navels of the universe. It is a pity that because of such inadequate people, other people (I am a worker in a sanatorium and in general) suffer and remain cursed!
so get treated in Morshyn, I certainly recommend in Proliska, but of course you choose!
You will probably think why in defense, I just read all sorts of terrible stories about this sanatorium here, and if I myself had not been there, then of course I would have presented a sad picture, but everything is not at all like that.
I'll start with the numbers. The rooms there are really different, the sanatorium dates back to ancient times, so compared to other sanatoriums it is very nice and tidy. yes, there is no euro standard there, as some here carefully try to ridicule it, but there is always cleanliness, order, accuracy, cleaning in the rooms every day, and I want to note that the nurses even adapt to you. For example, I had to stay in the room and it was just the time for cleaning, so the nurse knocked on the door, asked permission, I asked her to do the cleaning later, and she didn’t refuse me, she only specified the exact time.
It is very cool that the sanatorium is made in a single building! You can’t even imagine what a horror it is to change shoes and change clothes every time after every meal and procedures. For all 18 days of rest, it’s just overwhelming, and in Proliska everything is nearby, you go outside only to take a walk, get some fresh air, enjoy your vacation, and you don’t think how you don’t get sick until you run from one building to another.
It has its own boiler room, so it's always warm. I was in different sanatoriums, I won’t specify, but there I was in rooms in warm socks under a ton of old blankets, I froze like a dog, sorry for the comparisons, but here the sanatorium is for children, and children should be warm. Now, of course, you can get a job there without children, there are many of them, and I'm sure that warmth plays an important role.
Sorry to force you to read the details, but I was outraged by previous reviews with their (sorry again) redneck jargon and pretensions. And in general, there was an opinion that those people who are trying very hard to cling to something and inflate a soap bubble out of it, in life they themselves know little and have seen little, but they make themselves out to be the navels of the universe. It is a pity that because of such inadequate people, other people (I am a worker in a sanatorium and in general) suffer and remain cursed!
so get treated in Morshyn, I certainly recommend in Proliska, but of course you choose!
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