Будьте бдительны! Be carefull!

It all started with a transfer... The administrator, with whom I negotiated the reservation and ordering our delivery from Sevastopol, a young man with a strange name Marlene, sent a driver for us who did not know how to get to the station and to the place. The train from Moscow arrives at the station in the evening (at 20 o'clock)....In general, we were on the spot well after midnight. A three-year-old daughter is barely alive in her arms. As it turned out, the driver is Marlen's friend, and the hotel's WV transporter is broken. The next morning, when paying for accommodation, the same Marlene, without batting an eyelid, overestimated the hryvnia exchange rate (rounded up), saying that they have such a coast on the coast. I found out the opposite on the same evening. Considering the period of residence (1 month), the amount has run up is not small. In general, the owner gave a few days later.
Well, the little things: toilet paper, soap (tiny pieces), garbage bags must be begged for. Breakfasts with the advent of more vacationers have become painfully monotonous. Several times I asked in the evening to turn off the blinking "duralight" (Christmas decoration in a transparent tube with light bulbs) on our balcony (stretched across all balconies and shines in the eyes) - they turned it off until the next evening. Spat. In general, the "human factor" in all its glory... Be vigilant!
As for the rise from the sea - we were ready, but we don't want to anymore : )) This year we are going to "Sleep by the Sea".

Best wishes!