I was struck by the rudeness and redneck towards the residents on the part of the hostess - Zinaida 050-567-37-17 and the staff. In addition to the Soviet decor a la 80s hostel, you need to remember that towels, toilet paper, soap and other little things that have long been the standard for hotels for this price (50 dollars), you need to have your own.
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I was struck by the rudeness and redneck towards the residents on the part of the hostess - Zinaida 050-567-37-17 and the staff. In addition to the Soviet decor a la 80s hostel, you need to remember that towels, toilet paper, soap and other little things that have long been the standard for hotels for this price (50 dollars), you need to have your own. If you check in in the evening and there is no way to buy towels - well, that's your problem, dry yourself with a sheet! Garbage removal, cleaning, change of bed linen during the entire stay is not provided! And most importantly, if you have agreed on accommodation (well, it’s too late to look for something at 22.00 from the road), got the key and went to eat - be sure to leave one of your people in the room so that they don’t open it to anyone. The room can be re-rented to other people and when you return to bed at 12 at night, it will turn out that you have nowhere to spend the night! There was with us - three adults and two children! In general, the opinion about Sudak is: a minimum of service, a maximum price for everything and rudeness to boot. If you want the sea, the sun, fresh air, a clean beach - go around Sudak, settle at least 20 km away in a tent and enjoy! And even better - spend your savings on holidays in Turkey, Spain, Egypt. The cheapest options will be much better than the South Coast.
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