Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
2.0
Amenities:
2.0
We decided this year to try a budget vacation in Zatoka, as a result, we were disappointed, it’s better to pay extra and go to Turkey, in Ukraine there is simply no normal rest at normal prices.
Let's start with the rooms, we did not take suites, but ordinary wooden houses with all amenities, did not count on something good for this price, but were shocked by the vagabond in which we were settled, the floor was made of worn-out chipboard, wallpaper, peeled off by 50 years, the toilet is also a shower - just a hole near the toilet, that is, after a shower, the entire toilet is in the water, the wild constant stench of the sewer, the food is weak and zhlobskoe, portions of meat are ridiculous, there are no vegetables at all, although they cost a penny there, the attitude towards tourists is foul, like in general, and throughout Zatoka - the locals are solid cattle.
The bed is still Soviet, pillows and towels are also in a deplorable state, the TV barely shows 5 channels, there is no remote control, the air conditioner is a kind of buzzing box in the window, from which water drips on the head))), the windows are clogged and do not open at all, when asked why - the answer is - but you have air conditioning..... , of course.
The territory is sparse, everything is very ancient, but the presence of pavilions where you can sit and have a brazier pleases, these are the only pluses, you can also add proximity to the sea and a spacious clean beach, that's all.
When I check in, I demand a passport as a deposit ?! , which is given after the room is handed over, the maid is worried that they would not steal old torn towels and a hospital-type bed made in the USSR, it’s simple, funny, and also looks like in the previous review so that there are no stains it was)))) you can see if you need to wash it yourself))).
Regarding Zatoka, the prices are wild, there is no service, the locals are boorish and cattle, the sea is muddy and cold, on the beach there is an eternal stream of people selling corn (15 UAH) beer (20 UAH) and other things, yelling into a loudspeaker, which is quite annoying. I do not recommend the base or the village itself to anyone.
Let's start with the rooms, we did not take suites, but ordinary wooden houses with all amenities, did not count on something good for this price, but were shocked by the vagabond in which we were settled, the floor was made of worn-out chipboard, wallpaper, peeled off by 50 years, the toilet is also a shower - just a hole near the toilet, that is, after a shower, the entire toilet is in the water, the wild constant stench of the sewer, the food is weak and zhlobskoe, portions of meat are ridiculous, there are no vegetables at all, although they cost a penny there, the attitude towards tourists is foul, like in general, and throughout Zatoka - the locals are solid cattle.
The bed is still Soviet, pillows and towels are also in a deplorable state, the TV barely shows 5 channels, there is no remote control, the air conditioner is a kind of buzzing box in the window, from which water drips on the head))), the windows are clogged and do not open at all, when asked why - the answer is - but you have air conditioning..... , of course.
The territory is sparse, everything is very ancient, but the presence of pavilions where you can sit and have a brazier pleases, these are the only pluses, you can also add proximity to the sea and a spacious clean beach, that's all.
When I check in, I demand a passport as a deposit ?! , which is given after the room is handed over, the maid is worried that they would not steal old torn towels and a hospital-type bed made in the USSR, it’s simple, funny, and also looks like in the previous review so that there are no stains it was)))) you can see if you need to wash it yourself))).
Regarding Zatoka, the prices are wild, there is no service, the locals are boorish and cattle, the sea is muddy and cold, on the beach there is an eternal stream of people selling corn (15 UAH) beer (20 UAH) and other things, yelling into a loudspeaker, which is quite annoying. I do not recommend the base or the village itself to anyone.
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