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And even a little more))
Friendly staff, cleanliness on the territory and in the rooms, the territory is closed and guarded (guests are given cards for electronic locks), there is a playground. I don’t know if there were animators, but someone’s kids were always playing on the site, and, apparently, they were not bored there)
There is a massage and beauty parlor for a fee, but we did not use it.
The pool (we didn’t use it either, but someone was always swimming there) is officially open until 22-00, two bowls - deep and shallow, there are sunbeds. Yes, I agree with the previous commentator that it was not the cleanest in the world, but not dirty either, it was quite possible to swim. Entrance to the pool is also on the card.
The rooms were cleaned every day, bed linen (as far as I remember) was changed every 5 days, towels were changed much more often.
For us personally, it was very convenient to have a cafe on the territory, it gave a certain freedom. We went to the dining room only for the first 2-3 days, for a test, you need to pay for food in the dining room in advance. Maybe it’s convenient for someone to be tied to the time and place, but we were more interested in walking around Sevastopol, or generally leaving for the whole day on excursions, or lying on the beach without being distracted by lunch, so the cafe helped out a lot. In addition, orders were fulfilled quickly enough, the girls tried very hard. It should be noted that the food was very tasty both in the dining room and in the cafe. The cafe worked until late, so even if you lingered somewhere, you still wouldn’t go hungry. Everything is always fresh, tasty, everything is clean.
Staircase. . . Many people are afraid of this staircase)))
If someone is not in the know, then in order to get to the beach, you need to overcome (I can’t find another word) about 800 steps along the rather steep Monastic Staircase (St. George Monastery). To be honest, I'm not the healthiest person, I can't stand physical activity, or I can't stand it very well. However, this did not stop even me as many as 4 times (for 2 weeks of rest) to go to the beach! Those who were younger and healthier did not even notice her, they ran up and down the only way. Throughout the stairs there are places to rest, benches, most of the stairs are in the shade. In principle, if you don’t rush anywhere at all and go very slowly, with a long rest, then it takes about 40 minutes to get up. But you just don’t notice them, looking around. Plus wonderful sea views.
But if you decide whether to come here, then pay close attention to this fact! In principle, there is a lot of information on the Internet about this staircase, someone praises, someone complains... Personally, I knew where we were going, and although it was not easy for me, it was not a surprise for me) There is an alternative option , if you drive in the direction of "TsUM" and at 3-ke several stops, walk under the scorching sun for a kilometer, then you can get to another beach, there is a simpler descent (along a metal staircase with railings), and there are SIGNIFICANTLY fewer steps))) But this is in theory, we did not go there ourselves, it was just that elderly women in the minibus somehow advised us.
Jasper Beach is magical! When you step on these unreal pebbles for the first time, you get the feeling that you are on the lunar surface. . . Amazing colors, Monk Rock (Cross) is just some kind of extravaganza! Having visited Jasper Beach, I was convinced for the rest of my life that old volcanoes are something amazing, wonderful and simply unearthly! Plus, this atmosphere, energy... By God, this place is worth it to crawl up these steps to it! ))) True, some sailed to the beach from Balaklava, not having experienced all the delights of climbing the Monastery stairs, the boat went almost every two hours. There were not so many people on the beach for August, but also a lot. I was glad that at 18-19 there was almost no one left (the last boat left for Balaklava) and it became quiet and free. The beach is clean, the sea is clean, closer to the center of the beach there are large boulders, closer to the Monk there is generally sand and very small pebbles.
Who swims well, swam to the rock of the Holy Phenomenon (Georgievsky) - 140 meters from the shore, there are steps on it, you can climb to the very top, to the white cross installed on it.
It was not very convenient that it was possible to get to Sevastopol and back only by minibus number 3. Although, this is a minus of urban transport, and not the "Eagle's Nest". Clouds of sweaty people filled these poor "bogdans" and shook over bumps for about 20 minutes to the stop "5th km", or a little longer to the stop "TsUM" in another part of the city. We often traveled to the "5th km", because this is a large transport hub of Sevastopol, a sort of mega-terminal, for a very large number of different types of transport of various routes)) "TSUM" is more modest in this regard, but it was more convenient to get to the same Chersonese from there. The last "topic" went to the "Nest" from the "5th" kilometer at 21-00, so it was not possible to walk around Sevastopol in the evening. And in the morning only from 9 o'clock they started to ride. It was unusual that they loaded into the "topic" in the order of the queue (who came to the stop when) and also paid the driver at the exit))
In general, we were very pleased with the "Eagle's Nest" itself, if we decide to go to Sevastopol, then there will be no doubt that we will come here!
Yes, of course, there are minor shortcomings, yes, the repair was not made the day before yesterday, yes, in the shower somewhere you can see the remnants of black mold smeared with paint, yes, the plumbing is far from the newest and so on and so forth, BUT everything functions PROPERLY, everything kept clean and repaired as needed, for our entire stay there was not a single complaint! Wi-Fi works perfectly; the air conditioner is clean, it gave out clean, cooled air (otherwise we came across in one of the hotels in Evpatoria that the mold flew out in pieces); the staff is very polite, they always meet halfway, treat with understanding; the territory is green, well-groomed.
In general, thank you "Eagle's Nest", I sincerely hope that we will return to you again!
Friendly staff, cleanliness on the territory and in the rooms, the territory is closed and guarded (guests are given cards for electronic locks), there is a playground. I don’t know if there were animators, but someone’s kids were always playing on the site, and, apparently, they were not bored there)
There is a massage and beauty parlor for a fee, but we did not use it.
The pool (we didn’t use it either, but someone was always swimming there) is officially open until 22-00, two bowls - deep and shallow, there are sunbeds. Yes, I agree with the previous commentator that it was not the cleanest in the world, but not dirty either, it was quite possible to swim. Entrance to the pool is also on the card.
The rooms were cleaned every day, bed linen (as far as I remember) was changed every 5 days, towels were changed much more often.
For us personally, it was very convenient to have a cafe on the territory, it gave a certain freedom. We went to the dining room only for the first 2-3 days, for a test, you need to pay for food in the dining room in advance. Maybe it’s convenient for someone to be tied to the time and place, but we were more interested in walking around Sevastopol, or generally leaving for the whole day on excursions, or lying on the beach without being distracted by lunch, so the cafe helped out a lot. In addition, orders were fulfilled quickly enough, the girls tried very hard. It should be noted that the food was very tasty both in the dining room and in the cafe. The cafe worked until late, so even if you lingered somewhere, you still wouldn’t go hungry. Everything is always fresh, tasty, everything is clean.
Staircase. . . Many people are afraid of this staircase)))
If someone is not in the know, then in order to get to the beach, you need to overcome (I can’t find another word) about 800 steps along the rather steep Monastic Staircase (St. George Monastery). To be honest, I'm not the healthiest person, I can't stand physical activity, or I can't stand it very well. However, this did not stop even me as many as 4 times (for 2 weeks of rest) to go to the beach! Those who were younger and healthier did not even notice her, they ran up and down the only way. Throughout the stairs there are places to rest, benches, most of the stairs are in the shade. In principle, if you don’t rush anywhere at all and go very slowly, with a long rest, then it takes about 40 minutes to get up. But you just don’t notice them, looking around. Plus wonderful sea views.
But if you decide whether to come here, then pay close attention to this fact! In principle, there is a lot of information on the Internet about this staircase, someone praises, someone complains... Personally, I knew where we were going, and although it was not easy for me, it was not a surprise for me) There is an alternative option , if you drive in the direction of "TsUM" and at 3-ke several stops, walk under the scorching sun for a kilometer, then you can get to another beach, there is a simpler descent (along a metal staircase with railings), and there are SIGNIFICANTLY fewer steps))) But this is in theory, we did not go there ourselves, it was just that elderly women in the minibus somehow advised us.
Jasper Beach is magical! When you step on these unreal pebbles for the first time, you get the feeling that you are on the lunar surface. . . Amazing colors, Monk Rock (Cross) is just some kind of extravaganza! Having visited Jasper Beach, I was convinced for the rest of my life that old volcanoes are something amazing, wonderful and simply unearthly! Plus, this atmosphere, energy... By God, this place is worth it to crawl up these steps to it! ))) True, some sailed to the beach from Balaklava, not having experienced all the delights of climbing the Monastery stairs, the boat went almost every two hours. There were not so many people on the beach for August, but also a lot. I was glad that at 18-19 there was almost no one left (the last boat left for Balaklava) and it became quiet and free. The beach is clean, the sea is clean, closer to the center of the beach there are large boulders, closer to the Monk there is generally sand and very small pebbles.
Who swims well, swam to the rock of the Holy Phenomenon (Georgievsky) - 140 meters from the shore, there are steps on it, you can climb to the very top, to the white cross installed on it.
It was not very convenient that it was possible to get to Sevastopol and back only by minibus number 3. Although, this is a minus of urban transport, and not the "Eagle's Nest". Clouds of sweaty people filled these poor "bogdans" and shook over bumps for about 20 minutes to the stop "5th km", or a little longer to the stop "TsUM" in another part of the city. We often traveled to the "5th km", because this is a large transport hub of Sevastopol, a sort of mega-terminal, for a very large number of different types of transport of various routes)) "TSUM" is more modest in this regard, but it was more convenient to get to the same Chersonese from there. The last "topic" went to the "Nest" from the "5th" kilometer at 21-00, so it was not possible to walk around Sevastopol in the evening. And in the morning only from 9 o'clock they started to ride. It was unusual that they loaded into the "topic" in the order of the queue (who came to the stop when) and also paid the driver at the exit))
In general, we were very pleased with the "Eagle's Nest" itself, if we decide to go to Sevastopol, then there will be no doubt that we will come here!
Yes, of course, there are minor shortcomings, yes, the repair was not made the day before yesterday, yes, in the shower somewhere you can see the remnants of black mold smeared with paint, yes, the plumbing is far from the newest and so on and so forth, BUT everything functions PROPERLY, everything kept clean and repaired as needed, for our entire stay there was not a single complaint! Wi-Fi works perfectly; the air conditioner is clean, it gave out clean, cooled air (otherwise we came across in one of the hotels in Evpatoria that the mold flew out in pieces); the staff is very polite, they always meet halfway, treat with understanding; the territory is green, well-groomed.
In general, thank you "Eagle's Nest", I sincerely hope that we will return to you again!
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