Ужасное место!!!! Terrible place!!!!

We arrived on a social ticket from Moscow on 06.06. 2013. Once on the territory, the feeling that we arrived in Chernobyl after the accident at the nuclear power plant did not leave me: the territory is huge, deserted and deserted. Only the wind walks between the buildings of dilapidated buildings. We went into the room and cried. I haven't seen such ugliness in a long time. What repair are you talking about? Where was he? In the director's office? The sanatorium has not been repaired since its foundation. All that is being done is whitewashing and painting over the old shabby walls and floor. Plumbing has not changed since the founding. Rusty bathtub and faucets. You turn on the water in the tap, and it whips from everywhere. If the water goes into the sink, in the bathroom it rises from the riser by almost half. Hot water on schedule. In the morning from 8 to 9 (breakfast at the same time), in the afternoon from 12 to 13 (just lunch time) and in the evening from 21 to 22 (at this time it runs in a thin stream, consider yourself very lucky). The rooms are very small, doubles differ from triples by the presence of a third bed, and not by the size of the room. I'm talking about rooms with a "sea view". The rooms on the opposite side are two times smaller, only they are rented out anyway as doubles. It’s really not possible for two to part there, the width is two beds and a cabinet between them. But the amenities with a huge window and the size of a living room. Perhaps, in this situation, this fact can be regarded as an advantage. Oh yes! It would be unfair not to mention the LCD TVs on the wall. This is certainly cool, especially against the backdrop of Saratov refrigerators, which were left as a legacy after the Second World War and are launched and turned off like rockets at Baikonur. But! Refrigerators are not available in all rooms. On the third floor of building "A", where parents and children live, the roof is constantly leaking both in the rooms and in the corridor. From this, the rooms have mold and smell of dampness. I was lucky, our room was on the second floor, people from the 3rd lived in basins. After each downpour from the ceiling, where it flowed, where it dripped. The wiring was flooded, people were left without electricity. Towels, apparently, also left over from the 60s of the last century. this is real rubbish. from them dust is constantly pouring. And there are a lot of insects in the rooms that run not only on the walls, but also on the beds. You can attribute everything to the warm Crimean climate, but after living in a nearby boarding house for the remaining 2.5 weeks, I did not see a single insect in the room.
Food..... In short: Bad. Terrible. Disgusting. Not very tasty. All liquid food (cereals, soups) looks like gruel. I can’t describe in more detail, because, after living for three days in this concentration camp, we couldn’t eat anything in the canteen, we went to the “surf”, ate in cafes there.
I can’t say anything about the treatment, because we never received any treatment. The child was ill at first, and then we were told that it is not desirable for us to be treated after the illness, the load on the body and all that. I didn’t insist much, because by that time we already lived in a different place and I didn’t really want to go every day and sit in lines for foot massage and aromatherapy. But when we took the “tear-off coupon”, my indignation knew no bounds: it was noted there that we received the treatment in full. It turns out that they also led the story as it should be in order to get money for us. For myself, she also noted that the organization is lame. Live queues in the corridors for procedures. This is very stressful. It's time to learn how to plan at least in your journal.

There are no activities for children on site. Metal swings, which in Moscow have long been cut off as not meeting safety regulations and football goals. From entertainment circle "skillful hands", cinema and / or disco.
From the pros: own beach within walking distance, polite staff. But these are hired workers who earn their piece of bread. They cannot change the system. They are told to smile, and they do it. Always apologize for everything.
In administration: everything is different there. Director Ustyuzhanin Vitaly Petrovich is very arrogant and boorish. The head of the marketing department Kirichenko Lilia Georgievna is not inferior to him at all. He does not make contact with vacationers, he does not want to solve any issues. Two arguments: the first - I created all the conditions for you, the second - you don’t like something, you can leave. I ran away with the children on the third day. We rented a room at a nearby boarding house for our own money. We lived the rest of the time in human conditions. Of course, no one will return the money to anyone. There was not even a mention of it. But for my child, who was 1 year 4 months old at the time of arrival, they charged 200 hryvnia per day in full. This is the cost of living for an adult. The director told me that no one would live for free. Even a baby who does not need food or a separate bed. I paid for the three days that we had already lived (from Saturday to Monday) and began to resolve the issue of moving. But it turns out that I paid for the air. It even got to the point that the director put the issue of my small child’s residence under control, on Tuesday morning, before I had time to pack my things, the staff was already knocking on me demanding that I pay for housing or my child left the sanatorium.
Dear mothers, take care of your children and your nerves. Not a foot in the blue wave !!! !