Можно ехать You can go

Stayed with my wife at the end of August. The sanatorium is good, as for the Crimea. We lived in the first building, the number was five, the maid came every day. The furniture is new, nothing fell apart. For swimming, you need to buy special shoes, because you can get hurt on stones in the water, by the way, shoes can be bought on the territory of the sanatorium, but 3 times more expensive than in Auchan. The beach has a normal toilet, shower, and changing cabin. For non-residents of the sanatorium, the beach is closed, therefore no one bothers with tubules, rapans and shrimps. The water is very clean. Pleased with the cleanliness both in the building and the entire territory of the sanatorium. They never got to the procedures, they didn’t go for it. Between the first and second buildings, the pool, as it turned out, was paid by the hour, although it should have been made free as compensation for a bad beach, when during a small storm it’s hard to go into the sea because you stumble on the boulders at the bottom, which are slippery. A big minus is the "canteen" (back in USSR), with smells like once at school, by the way with the same cutlets, which all taste the same. I note that there are no hoods in the hall, so the smell from the kitchen fills the hall with aroma. Clothes unrealistically fail in 20 minutes, we tried to go to the "canteen" in the same clothes. And also be careful with mayonnaise, on the third day they got poisoned, I had to run to the pharmacy, I dressed them with sea kale and my wife salad, they didn’t eat it anymore. The food itself is normal (cutlets are not considered food! ), Always full. In the morning they often gave pancakes with condensed milk.
Z. Y. If you have rested in Turkey before, you will constantly draw parallels, including about food and about a paid pool.
But once again I emphasize for the level of the Crimea this sanatorium is not even bad, we previously rested in Karasan, nearby. The cliff compares favorably with Karasan, like heaven and earth.