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If you decide to save on your vacation and go to the sanatorium. Kuibyshev, I advise you to postpone this idea. I lived in building 8 (the worst). 5th floor, no elevator (as a fragile girl, it was hard for me to drag my suitcase up and then down). I describe the number.
1. Bathroom. The good thing is that it's separate. The absence of a curtain and poor drainage (you are standing ankle-deep in water) is not the worst thing. From both taps only boiling water. for the water to be at least a little cold, you need to turn on the water in the shower and in the sink at the same time. However, if the water pressure is thicker than the little finger, then ALL the taps in the bathroom begin to rumble and it seems that an explosion will occur.
2. Room. Dirty floors and cobwebs that were not removed before or during my check-in. When I opened the nightstand, it all went to me. 1 outlet for everything. And no kettle! So, if you want to drink tea, then dream on)
3. balcony. Glad I got a sea view room. But the shabby doors were upset by the half-flying tile, which was just lying in a heap on the balcony. the remains of the tile could be easily removed and even taken home with you. The furniture (table and chair) is all shabby, 50 years old, falling apart.
But the number of my neighbors at the table is even worse - shabby walls, a view of the courtyard with neighbors always screaming, a refrigerator that smells bad. And they were settled with the words "Good people - good rooms")
Oh yes, in some rooms there is also a door to the next room, which does not close with a lock. So if you get bored, you can eavesdrop or just go visit))
During my entire stay there (10 days), the floor was never washed, the garbage was never taken out, the dust was never wiped. I even had to clean up the cobwebs myself. Of course, I understand that this is a very budget boarding house, but for some reason only Russian citizens were settled in the 8th building. 5 and 6, which are better, are populated by citizens of Ukraine).
Also, as you know, the sanatorium institution implies some kind of treatment. If you rely on him - in vain. Only for a fee)
Of course, there are pluses - the cost is proximity to the sea (10-15 minutes), as well as regular climbing uphill trains the heart and tones in the morning)
1. Bathroom. The good thing is that it's separate. The absence of a curtain and poor drainage (you are standing ankle-deep in water) is not the worst thing. From both taps only boiling water. for the water to be at least a little cold, you need to turn on the water in the shower and in the sink at the same time. However, if the water pressure is thicker than the little finger, then ALL the taps in the bathroom begin to rumble and it seems that an explosion will occur.
2. Room. Dirty floors and cobwebs that were not removed before or during my check-in. When I opened the nightstand, it all went to me. 1 outlet for everything. And no kettle! So, if you want to drink tea, then dream on)
3. balcony. Glad I got a sea view room. But the shabby doors were upset by the half-flying tile, which was just lying in a heap on the balcony. the remains of the tile could be easily removed and even taken home with you. The furniture (table and chair) is all shabby, 50 years old, falling apart.
But the number of my neighbors at the table is even worse - shabby walls, a view of the courtyard with neighbors always screaming, a refrigerator that smells bad. And they were settled with the words "Good people - good rooms")
Oh yes, in some rooms there is also a door to the next room, which does not close with a lock. So if you get bored, you can eavesdrop or just go visit))
During my entire stay there (10 days), the floor was never washed, the garbage was never taken out, the dust was never wiped. I even had to clean up the cobwebs myself. Of course, I understand that this is a very budget boarding house, but for some reason only Russian citizens were settled in the 8th building. 5 and 6, which are better, are populated by citizens of Ukraine).
Also, as you know, the sanatorium institution implies some kind of treatment. If you rely on him - in vain. Only for a fee)
Of course, there are pluses - the cost is proximity to the sea (10-15 minutes), as well as regular climbing uphill trains the heart and tones in the morning)
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