Piotr K.
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The hotel is rather poor overall. The ventilation system is so loud it sounds like it was manufactured in Yugoslavia in the late 1970s. The bed is very uncomfortable, and the rooms are poorly soundproofed. If you get a room facing the street, you can forget about sleeping. And if you turn on the air conditioning, you definitely won’t fall asleep. The AC/ventilation works like an old communist tractor.
The coffee at breakfast won’t wake you up either — it tastes like brewed ash. Overall, the hotel tries to be fancy, but it falls far short. Cabinet doors are falling off, and ceramic tiles in the shower are coming loose.
On the plus side, it’s relatively clean by local standards. There’s also complimentary alcohol on arrival. I recommend taking advantage of it — you may need a drink to survive more than one night in this place without losing your mind, even if you’re normally a teetotaler. Of course, the welcome whisky is low quality, but if you numb yourself enough, you might just make it through your stay. From my point of wiev , wasted time.