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Rest in the sanatorium Parus September 2012
I want to make a point right now. I love Crimea very much, so I go there with pleasure, so that they don’t talk about the “scoop”, the crowd, garbage, the alternative cheapness of Turkey or Egypt.
So, introductory. I wanted to go to the sea on the South Coast, the budget was average and it was necessary that there was an elevator to the beach. The sanatoriums of Miskhor were considered. The Parus sanatorium was chosen as a compromise option: the cost is average, the South Coast and an elevator to the beach are available. Looked like it from the reviews. We bought vouchers in a travel agency, Simferopol, because could not find the official website of the sanatorium on the Internet. When buying, the type and location of the room were specified, because. we wanted a sea view.
We arrived at the resort in the afternoon. The lady at the reception, identifying our names by her eyes, said very kindly: “Well, finally. And we've been waiting for you! "
Done with lightning speed. By the way, thank God that we did not start making health resort cards in Moscow. Upon learning that they were not there, the lady quickly got us sanatorium cards without these certificates. She also said that the doctor and nurse work around the clock, so after dinner we will be able to go to the doctor. Although we didn’t really need treatment, it was a nice bonus. We went to settle down. By the way, there were three of us: my husband and I and my girlfriend. We turned out to be quite a neat, clean one-room suite on the 7th floor of the 2nd building with a sea view. The beds are new, the furniture is new (like Ikea), the curtains are new. TV set, refrigerator, plates, cups are all in place. Per person a set of normal towels of 5 pcs. pleased. Plumbing is new. We even got a little crazy about all this new and clean stuff. By the way, the bed linen was very beautiful. A friend in a single had a chic double bed and a chic shower.
In general, all satisfied, we went to the dining room. Dinner in a sanatorium of the Crimea, of course, cannot be compared with dinner in a Spanish restaurant. But we were never hungry. The food is light, with an indication of the number of calories. The menu has a choice of 2-3 dishes that must be ordered in advance. A pleasant innovation (for a domestic sanatorium) is a buffet of snacks: eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, mushrooms, fish, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, etc. Come, collect. Also pleased with the coffee machines, not the coffee that the waitresses deliver.
The doctor prescribed us inhalations and a visit to the salt cave, which we happily did every day.
The beach is clean and polished. Topchanchiki under a canopy, plastic deck chairs (free) in the sun. On the beach there is a small cafe (beer, wine, cognac, food), all sorts of herbal teas and oxygen cocktails. There were also various water procedures, but I only went for a sharko shower.
There is also a small pool with fresh water and a paid jacuzzi, but we have never been.
The water in the sea was a little cool for my taste - 21 degrees, but we swam and swam. There are not many people, there is enough free space, but maybe this is the advantage of September.
And of course the excursions. Palaces of Miskhor, temples of Yalta, Sevastopol, Khersones, hiking in the mountains, the Royal Path, tastings and much more. Such a paradox, how many times I go to the Crimea, but there is always something left unseen, uncovered.
Summary. The place is excellent, the park at the sanatorium may be a little small, but this can be compensated by other walks. The staff is the most friendly: security guards, staff in the building, waitresses, nurses, doctors. Everyone is very kind, not ostentatious, but from the heart. The ticket cost 46 tr. for two for 11 days.
I want to make a point right now. I love Crimea very much, so I go there with pleasure, so that they don’t talk about the “scoop”, the crowd, garbage, the alternative cheapness of Turkey or Egypt.
So, introductory. I wanted to go to the sea on the South Coast, the budget was average and it was necessary that there was an elevator to the beach. The sanatoriums of Miskhor were considered. The Parus sanatorium was chosen as a compromise option: the cost is average, the South Coast and an elevator to the beach are available. Looked like it from the reviews. We bought vouchers in a travel agency, Simferopol, because could not find the official website of the sanatorium on the Internet. When buying, the type and location of the room were specified, because. we wanted a sea view.
We arrived at the resort in the afternoon. The lady at the reception, identifying our names by her eyes, said very kindly: “Well, finally. And we've been waiting for you! "
Done with lightning speed. By the way, thank God that we did not start making health resort cards in Moscow. Upon learning that they were not there, the lady quickly got us sanatorium cards without these certificates. She also said that the doctor and nurse work around the clock, so after dinner we will be able to go to the doctor. Although we didn’t really need treatment, it was a nice bonus. We went to settle down. By the way, there were three of us: my husband and I and my girlfriend. We turned out to be quite a neat, clean one-room suite on the 7th floor of the 2nd building with a sea view. The beds are new, the furniture is new (like Ikea), the curtains are new. TV set, refrigerator, plates, cups are all in place. Per person a set of normal towels of 5 pcs. pleased. Plumbing is new. We even got a little crazy about all this new and clean stuff. By the way, the bed linen was very beautiful. A friend in a single had a chic double bed and a chic shower.
In general, all satisfied, we went to the dining room. Dinner in a sanatorium of the Crimea, of course, cannot be compared with dinner in a Spanish restaurant. But we were never hungry. The food is light, with an indication of the number of calories. The menu has a choice of 2-3 dishes that must be ordered in advance. A pleasant innovation (for a domestic sanatorium) is a buffet of snacks: eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, mushrooms, fish, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, etc. Come, collect. Also pleased with the coffee machines, not the coffee that the waitresses deliver.
The doctor prescribed us inhalations and a visit to the salt cave, which we happily did every day.
The beach is clean and polished. Topchanchiki under a canopy, plastic deck chairs (free) in the sun. On the beach there is a small cafe (beer, wine, cognac, food), all sorts of herbal teas and oxygen cocktails. There were also various water procedures, but I only went for a sharko shower.
There is also a small pool with fresh water and a paid jacuzzi, but we have never been.
The water in the sea was a little cool for my taste - 21 degrees, but we swam and swam. There are not many people, there is enough free space, but maybe this is the advantage of September.
And of course the excursions. Palaces of Miskhor, temples of Yalta, Sevastopol, Khersones, hiking in the mountains, the Royal Path, tastings and much more. Such a paradox, how many times I go to the Crimea, but there is always something left unseen, uncovered.
Summary. The place is excellent, the park at the sanatorium may be a little small, but this can be compensated by other walks. The staff is the most friendly: security guards, staff in the building, waitresses, nurses, doctors. Everyone is very kind, not ostentatious, but from the heart. The ticket cost 46 tr. for two for 11 days.
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