The place is great! The park is great! The waterfront is great! The staff is great!
But what terrible numbers. So, about everything in order:
I was in October with a 5-year-old daughter on a mother and child FSS voucher. We were put in a small room 2*2 with a ceiling height of 5 meters - in the Chekhov building. They said that mothers with small children are given such numbers. We were such mothers and there were about 5 - indeed, everyone lived in the same rooms in Chekhov. The size of the room is not a problem - the furniture was more or less new, the mattress was orthopedic, the plumbing was not crap. Nuances: the toilet was 7 cm larger than the seat - it was extremely uncomfortable for the child to sit, the refrigerator was leaking all the time, the washbasin with a mixer from the shower - the child himself could not reach to turn on the water. Well, in general - the case is damp (okay, we make a discount for October), all in cracks and fungus. Clothes had to be dried on the public balcony, the condition of which leaves much to be desired. The hit of the season was that the hull was decided to be repaired. In the midst of our holiday, brave guys arrived with scaffolding, began to build them, accompanying all the action with obscene folklore. By the way, my daughter learned a lot of new words! Then they started sanding and painting the faç ade. Naturally, we were all indignant and went to knock out a new home for ourselves. We don’t have places for this epic, be patient, etc. I won’t retell. As a result, in Cormus Park, my daughter and I were given a 2-room airfield with 2 balconies, the area of u200bu200bwhich was larger than our supply room in Chekhovsky. So much unnecessary pathos: desk furniture, painting of 6-meter ceilings, everything is huge and uncomfortable. And what kind of plumbing - it was a bummer to stand even in slippers. The child took a trip to the toilet as a punishment - the stench of old and rotten pipes is still something! But the deputy director of the sanatorium has such an office - not all fashionable ones can afford it! It was also depressing that there were broken and dirty dishes in the canteen - sometimes it came across - this is in the pink room for mere mortals. It is inconvenient that hot water is provided by the hour - for the money that they row they could make an autonomous boiler room. It wouldn't hurt to upgrade the rooms. I would for my hard-earned money - NEVER!
But what terrible numbers. So, about everything in order:
I was in October with a 5-year-old daughter on a mother and child FSS voucher. We were put in a small room 2*2 with a ceiling height of 5 meters - in the Chekhov building. They said that mothers with small children are given such numbers. We were such mothers and there were about 5 - indeed, everyone lived in the same rooms in Chekhov. The size of the room is not a problem - the furniture was more or less new, the mattress was orthopedic, the plumbing was not crap. Nuances: the toilet was 7 cm larger than the seat - it was extremely uncomfortable for the child to sit, the refrigerator was leaking all the time, the washbasin with a mixer from the shower - the child himself could not reach to turn on the water. Well, in general - the case is damp (okay, we make a discount for October), all in cracks and fungus. Clothes had to be dried on the public balcony, the condition of which leaves much to be desired. The hit of the season was that the hull was decided to be repaired. In the midst of our holiday, brave guys arrived with scaffolding, began to build them, accompanying all the action with obscene folklore. By the way, my daughter learned a lot of new words! Then they started sanding and painting the faç ade. Naturally, we were all indignant and went to knock out a new home for ourselves. We don’t have places for this epic, be patient, etc. I won’t retell. As a result, in Cormus Park, my daughter and I were given a 2-room airfield with 2 balconies, the area of u200bu200bwhich was larger than our supply room in Chekhovsky. So much unnecessary pathos: desk furniture, painting of 6-meter ceilings, everything is huge and uncomfortable. And what kind of plumbing - it was a bummer to stand even in slippers. The child took a trip to the toilet as a punishment - the stench of old and rotten pipes is still something! But the deputy director of the sanatorium has such an office - not all fashionable ones can afford it! It was also depressing that there were broken and dirty dishes in the canteen - sometimes it came across - this is in the pink room for mere mortals. It is inconvenient that hot water is provided by the hour - for the money that they row they could make an autonomous boiler room. It wouldn't hurt to upgrade the rooms. I would for my hard-earned money - NEVER!
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