Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
10.0
Cleanliness:
5.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
7.0
I only recently returned from this sanatorium, and immediately decided to write everything I think about him. So, in general, I liked the rest (mostly thanks to the canteen staff). However, there are many disadvantages.
First about the unpleasant:
1. The attitude of the sanatorium staff (doctors and nurses) to patients wanted to be better.
2. Non-punctuality of doctors: at 8:30 the nurse told to see her doctor (the rest could not have breakfast to be examined). long, the examination of any of the 21 days can be passed, and here through me he was called back and, apparently, taken away from sleep or others to take. The only problem is that the doctor does not know whether I will stay in them all or 10 days. In the end, due to delays with schedules and various queues of ultrasound, I was done on the 3rd day.
3.
A separate story about hydrogen sulfide baths, which due to the fact that water is diluted, is not really so. And accordingly, there is no desired therapeutic effect.
Moreover, your watch is counted as soon as the bath begins to accumulate water. So my 10 minutes. just passed at the moment when the bath was finally filled.
4. I don't know who has how, but my voucher indicated 5 meals, which in fact turned out to be 3 meals a day.
5. Trouble in the sanatorium and with water. It is turned off (even cold) somewhere between 23:00 and 6:00 in the morning, so those who have stomach problems or diarrhea have to endure.
6. Living conditions - natural sovdepiya.
7. No entertainment programs (except for tours of Yavoriv region). I just compare it with Morshyn, where they hold concerts or performances almost every day. Here you have to sit in the room and read the newspapers. By the way, newspapers can be bought only at the post office, and there is not always fresh correspondence.
8.
Their pharmacy is open only from 9:00 to 14:00, so after 14:00 you can not get sick, you can not buy any pills. You need to go to Novoyavorivsk for medicine.
Now about the positive moments of the stay:
1.
As many have mentioned - just the incredible beauty of nature. Deer, squirrels and tits eat from the hands.
2. For the first time in my experience of staying in sanatoriums, I was pleasantly surprised that when you go somewhere on an excursion, your food is packed with you so that you don't stay hungry.
3. Very polite, smiling staff at the settlement (reception) and in the dining room.
4. Also very nice guys in the parking lot and car security.
5. In the hospital building, even the elevator works, which eliminates the need to walk up and down the stairs.
6. And what I liked the most was the food and the staff who work there. They actually compensate for all the shortcomings. The girls in the dining room will always advise and help. even your own menu could be changed as needed.
Especially sincere gratitude to the staff of the canteen, to the waiters: Kit Mykhailyna Mykhailivna, Germanovych Natalia Volodymyrivna, Gerashchuk Yulia Vasylivna, Nakonechna Natalia Volodymyrivna.
It would be good if the chief physician could find at least a few minutes and read reviews about his institution. So that our feedback not only remains a text on "paper", but also has a positive impact on people who deserve it in the form of awards and incentives.
First about the unpleasant:
1. The attitude of the sanatorium staff (doctors and nurses) to patients wanted to be better.
2. Non-punctuality of doctors: at 8:30 the nurse told to see her doctor (the rest could not have breakfast to be examined). long, the examination of any of the 21 days can be passed, and here through me he was called back and, apparently, taken away from sleep or others to take. The only problem is that the doctor does not know whether I will stay in them all or 10 days. In the end, due to delays with schedules and various queues of ultrasound, I was done on the 3rd day.
3.
A separate story about hydrogen sulfide baths, which due to the fact that water is diluted, is not really so. And accordingly, there is no desired therapeutic effect.
Moreover, your watch is counted as soon as the bath begins to accumulate water. So my 10 minutes. just passed at the moment when the bath was finally filled.
4. I don't know who has how, but my voucher indicated 5 meals, which in fact turned out to be 3 meals a day.
5. Trouble in the sanatorium and with water. It is turned off (even cold) somewhere between 23:00 and 6:00 in the morning, so those who have stomach problems or diarrhea have to endure.
6. Living conditions - natural sovdepiya.
7. No entertainment programs (except for tours of Yavoriv region). I just compare it with Morshyn, where they hold concerts or performances almost every day. Here you have to sit in the room and read the newspapers. By the way, newspapers can be bought only at the post office, and there is not always fresh correspondence.
8.
Their pharmacy is open only from 9:00 to 14:00, so after 14:00 you can not get sick, you can not buy any pills. You need to go to Novoyavorivsk for medicine.
Now about the positive moments of the stay:
1.
As many have mentioned - just the incredible beauty of nature. Deer, squirrels and tits eat from the hands.
2. For the first time in my experience of staying in sanatoriums, I was pleasantly surprised that when you go somewhere on an excursion, your food is packed with you so that you don't stay hungry.
3. Very polite, smiling staff at the settlement (reception) and in the dining room.
4. Also very nice guys in the parking lot and car security.
5. In the hospital building, even the elevator works, which eliminates the need to walk up and down the stairs.
6. And what I liked the most was the food and the staff who work there. They actually compensate for all the shortcomings. The girls in the dining room will always advise and help. even your own menu could be changed as needed.
Especially sincere gratitude to the staff of the canteen, to the waiters: Kit Mykhailyna Mykhailivna, Germanovych Natalia Volodymyrivna, Gerashchuk Yulia Vasylivna, Nakonechna Natalia Volodymyrivna.
It would be good if the chief physician could find at least a few minutes and read reviews about his institution. So that our feedback not only remains a text on "paper", but also has a positive impact on people who deserve it in the form of awards and incentives.
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