назад в СССР и еще дальше back to the USSR and beyond

After reading the reviews of previous vacationers, I naively hoped that it was a long time ago. . . Alas. . Nothing changed. This is horror - torn rugs, under which you can feel holes in the floor, meet you in the lobby of the floor. Doors to the rooms in most of the year the sanatorium was built. Stucco has fallen out around the cashing. Exceptions are the doors of suites and superior. In the room - carpentry from the 1970s, painted with white (dirty faded from time to time) paint. Very shabby in places. The windows don't look like they've been washed in years. Batteries in one case are normal cast iron, in the other - a rusty accordion. Tiles on the walls, on the floor in the bathroom - retro years of construction of the sanatorium. Fell off in places. In the floor there is a traditional hole in the floor instead of a shower tray. Furniture - corresponds to the style of "homeless lair". The traditional wall between rooms is a closet (closet doors in your room and in a neighbor's with a common plywood divider wall inside). Everything is heard. There are VERY few rooms with slightly more recent renovations. The wardrobe-wall is also present there. If you're lucky, you might get. At the same time, the presence of banknotes does not yet determine luck - the sanatorium is crowded and there is simply nothing to choose from. Pluses - doctor Firko Lyubov Omelyanivna and pediatrician Miroslava Dmitrievna - takes a long time, the queue will drag on forever - take it and go about your business. Approximately 15-20 min. sometimes even 30 minutes. for a child - but it's worth it. procedures, more or less. The amount depends on traditional factors. Food, looking at the interior, expected worse. It turned out to be tolerable. Solid 3+. You can rest only if the social security ticket and closing your eyes. And it is better to NEVER come to this resort at all.