Не поедем больше в коттедж Let's not go to the cottage anymore

We rested in two families - I (grandmother) with my 10-year-old granddaughter and my niece with her husband and 3-year-old daughter. In advance (somewhere in April-May) we booked two 2-bed rooms. The price was set by Elena Olegovna herself and amounted to 1450 rubles per room. We corresponded repeatedly and there was no talk that the price would be tied to the hryvnia exchange rate. There was also no mention of the fact that there would be an additional payment for a 3-year-old child. In fact, it turned out differently. Elena Olegovna is a “burned out” lady, we arrived late in the evening, and with children, she cheated to the maximum. paid 1700= for a 2-seater and 1900=(after hard bargaining) with a surcharge for a 3-year-old child. At a nearby hotel with a pool, the price was 20% lower than ours without a pool. When we started to claim. that we booked two double rooms, Elena Olegovna began to talk very rudely and in such a tone, as if her poor relatives had arrived and were asking to live "for free". It is clear that this is a human factor and, probably, not everyone in Ukraine is like that, but the impression was negative. Linen and towels are changed every 7 days - this is very rare. Towels should be changed at least once every three days. There is basically no beach. the problem is to enter the water - fittings stick out, broken stones. the city beach is sandy and gravel, but it is unrealistic to find a place, you need to take it either in the evening or very early in the morning. There are no sun loungers on the city beach. In the part of the beach located in the area of ​ ​ u200bu200bthe Skif base, there are sun loungers, but there are few of them, you need to borrow at 6 o’clock in the morning, otherwise you won’t get it, and there is nowhere else to sunbathe, because. there is no sand, but there is a concrete strip and steps from it to the sea. As for food, there are canteens and cafes, reasonably priced and a fairly varied menu. There were no problems with food.
There are enough exchangers on the territory, but the rate is set "from the ceiling. " There is no link to the official exchange rate. In general, everything is expensive, much more expensive than in Russia.
In general, I did not like it, we will not go again and do not recommend it to others. We have repeatedly rested abroad and in Russia, but worse than in Ukraine - there was nowhere...