Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
6.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
2.0
Amenities:
2.0
It took a long time to choose a place to stay this summer, because. two small children, and I wanted comfort, a fresh sea breeze and peace. What can I say. We got peace in Timor : )
My first shock was that the room on the second floor does not have a balcony. What looks like a loggia from the photographs is actually an exit to the corridor. Yes! A "balcony" door leads from the room to the corridor. She is the only source of light in the room. There are no more windows. In the bathroom there is also a small window under the ceiling, which opens slightly in the manner of a transom - and this is all the fresh air, yeah. Nothing dries completely. Dryers, which are on the third floor, are not enough for everyone. Let me remind you that we were with two small children, there is no need to explain that we do laundry every day.
The second shock is the descent to the sea. Four huge iron stairs. When we climbed them for the first time, the husband was determined to leave this "paradise" this very moment. The only thing that stopped us was that we arrived by car, we were tired, we didn’t really want to look for something else with the children. Then they kind of got used to it, of course, but the way to the sea personally took us a decent amount of time.
Food. I do not know, of course, how people eat at home. Maybe everyone is fried like this in an incomprehensible fat, everything that gives flavor to all dishes, but we are not used to this for sure. For all time "vegetable diet" consisted of a couple of slices of cucumbers and a couple of slices of tomatoes for adult portions and one piece of both for children. There was never any fruit. Portions are small, I must say. Children's portion is exactly half the size of an adult. Meat was never given. A couple of times there was a merchant, but in the best "Soviet" traditions - the broth was first boiled on it, then it was fried and an eighth of the chicken breast ended up on our plates : ) The notorious kebabs from the "custom menu" turned out to be fried from frozen (!!! ) meat thawed in the microwave. In short, there is no fountain with food. As already mentioned, there are no alternatives. We ate dinner extremely rarely, because after lunch we left somewhere, since our car was at hand. Without your own transport, there is nothing to do there at all. Yes, mine too : )
Territory of the hotel. To say that there is no place there is to say nothing. Everything is filled with concrete, and apart from two gazebos and a tennis table there is nothing. There are no children's rooms in the building itself either. When the rains started, it was a complete blast. The kids from all the rooms did not know what to do with themselves, ran up the stairs and visited each other. Well, we took toys and a laptop with cartoons with us. But in general, for some reason, I was sure that in the "hotel", positioned as "for children", there is some kind of entertainment for them.
BUT! Dining room. If for some reason you did not get into the pavilions, or it is raining, then the food will be offered to you in the dining room, which is located in the basement : ) Without windows again. In general, this incredibly annoyed me - the lack of windows, balconies, fresh air. After all, they came to the sea to relax, breathe and all that.
I can't say anything bad about the rooms themselves - everything is new, clean, there is air conditioning. There are no kettles, plates, mugs. There is also no cooler. If you are going to eat in the room, then you will have to take care of this in advance.
Water. Everywhere it says that around the clock. Noooo, sort of. But in fact, it is also turned off according to the schedule. There is, apparently, a storage barrel from which water is supplied to the rooms, but there is no pressure. Although most of the time there were no problems with water.
Sea. Yes, there are few people. With cleanliness - as lucky. Sometimes it's crystal clear, sometimes it's all in gobies and bottles. The coastal strip itself is not cleaned by anyone except the vacationers themselves. There are no trash cans either.
Sorry for the many letters. I hope someone finds it useful. We will definitely not go there again, absolutely not our format of rest.
My first shock was that the room on the second floor does not have a balcony. What looks like a loggia from the photographs is actually an exit to the corridor. Yes! A "balcony" door leads from the room to the corridor. She is the only source of light in the room. There are no more windows. In the bathroom there is also a small window under the ceiling, which opens slightly in the manner of a transom - and this is all the fresh air, yeah. Nothing dries completely. Dryers, which are on the third floor, are not enough for everyone. Let me remind you that we were with two small children, there is no need to explain that we do laundry every day.
The second shock is the descent to the sea. Four huge iron stairs. When we climbed them for the first time, the husband was determined to leave this "paradise" this very moment. The only thing that stopped us was that we arrived by car, we were tired, we didn’t really want to look for something else with the children. Then they kind of got used to it, of course, but the way to the sea personally took us a decent amount of time.
Food. I do not know, of course, how people eat at home. Maybe everyone is fried like this in an incomprehensible fat, everything that gives flavor to all dishes, but we are not used to this for sure. For all time "vegetable diet" consisted of a couple of slices of cucumbers and a couple of slices of tomatoes for adult portions and one piece of both for children. There was never any fruit. Portions are small, I must say. Children's portion is exactly half the size of an adult. Meat was never given. A couple of times there was a merchant, but in the best "Soviet" traditions - the broth was first boiled on it, then it was fried and an eighth of the chicken breast ended up on our plates : ) The notorious kebabs from the "custom menu" turned out to be fried from frozen (!!! ) meat thawed in the microwave. In short, there is no fountain with food. As already mentioned, there are no alternatives. We ate dinner extremely rarely, because after lunch we left somewhere, since our car was at hand. Without your own transport, there is nothing to do there at all. Yes, mine too : )
Territory of the hotel. To say that there is no place there is to say nothing. Everything is filled with concrete, and apart from two gazebos and a tennis table there is nothing. There are no children's rooms in the building itself either. When the rains started, it was a complete blast. The kids from all the rooms did not know what to do with themselves, ran up the stairs and visited each other. Well, we took toys and a laptop with cartoons with us. But in general, for some reason, I was sure that in the "hotel", positioned as "for children", there is some kind of entertainment for them.
BUT! Dining room. If for some reason you did not get into the pavilions, or it is raining, then the food will be offered to you in the dining room, which is located in the basement : ) Without windows again. In general, this incredibly annoyed me - the lack of windows, balconies, fresh air. After all, they came to the sea to relax, breathe and all that.
I can't say anything bad about the rooms themselves - everything is new, clean, there is air conditioning. There are no kettles, plates, mugs. There is also no cooler. If you are going to eat in the room, then you will have to take care of this in advance.
Water. Everywhere it says that around the clock. Noooo, sort of. But in fact, it is also turned off according to the schedule. There is, apparently, a storage barrel from which water is supplied to the rooms, but there is no pressure. Although most of the time there were no problems with water.
Sea. Yes, there are few people. With cleanliness - as lucky. Sometimes it's crystal clear, sometimes it's all in gobies and bottles. The coastal strip itself is not cleaned by anyone except the vacationers themselves. There are no trash cans either.
Sorry for the many letters. I hope someone finds it useful. We will definitely not go there again, absolutely not our format of rest.
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