Все идеально, если бы не дорога Everything is perfect, if not for the road

The hotel is excellent. It is very pleasant that in Ukraine there are such hotels. They didn’t save or compromise on anything - everything was done evenly well. Every little thing is thought out.
Particularly surprised:
- A unique place. The hotel is located in a valley between two mountains, which, as it were, embrace the territory. A lot of space, but everywhere you feel comfort and spaciousness. There is a river right next to the hotel. It's hard to describe in words, you can't feel it in photos. I thought that there is no better location than the "Carpathian meadows", but in Taora, perhaps even better.
- Lack of fences. I am happy that a hotelier was found in Ukraine who did not enclose the territory with an iron-stone fence. All that is there is a green plastic translucent mesh.
— Excellent Wi-Fi in rooms and cottages. This was unexpected, given that there were only deaf villages around.

— Ideal layout of the cottage. I saw a lot, but I can’t remember such a well-thought-out design. The area is small, but there are two separate bedrooms, a large "studio", a kitchenette, a shower with a toilet. Very comfortable, light and stylish. I even thought of sketching if I had to build a cottage myself.
Disadvantages:
— Menu. There is a slight positioning error here. In nature, you want to eat, and you have haute cuisine and small portions. But the cook did a good job, I remember veal on spinach (€90 UAH), and banosh with cheese (€40 UAH). Gorgeous, very tasty, but not enough! By the way, your bread is not tasty (UAH 30 for a plate of bread and butter, which is enough for two).
- Entertainment. In Kyiv, an hour of riding an ATV is 300 UAH, in Taora 600. Bath with herbs "Chan" 700 UAH.
- Road. I know that the hotel is not to blame. . . And the last stretch to the hotel is more or less tolerable, but Borislav sat down. . .
In recent years, my family and I have visited "Respect" in Skhidnytsia, "Carpathian Poloniny", "Bukovel", "Shishkinn" near Chernihiv and other places. If you asked me where I most want to return, I would prefer Taor.