Gostinitsa Olimpiya Hotel

A passable three-star (and not 4, as they position themselves) hotel (the staff at breakfast, the reception staff (Arina beauty) - all great). Socks upon arrival (and 0.5 liters of beer, but you need to ask what the reminder is in the refrigerator) as a gift. You can make your own freshly squeezed orange juice for breakfast. Drinking bottled water is freely available in the corridors (also 0.5 l in the room). Normal for one day (B&B, i.e. slept, washed, ate, moved out). The room is 19 square meters small. Window sound insulation suffers. There is a certain smell in the toilet, there is no washcloth.

The walls are cardboard! If someone behind the wall is talking, you will be aware. If there is a stream babbling behind the wall in the toilet, it means... I would also like to note that the towels are hard, and one day there was a smell of chlorine. And so, freshly renovated, modern, good breakfasts, and the hotel restaurant serves delicious food. The staff is polite. And another minus - it’s not within walking distance from the center, but anyone on a business trip is not interested in this information. And another interesting detail. Upon check-in, they give you a bag with strange useful little things: socks, a pack of scarves and a lighter (I don’t smoke). And also branded beer in the refrigerator :) It would be better if there was a good razor in the set, and not a horror that doesn’t shave. Conclusion: the main disadvantage is the lack of sound insulation. If you are unlucky with neighbors who lead an active lifestyle at night, then it is better to go straight to them, why suffer in your room... I first booked a standard room, when I entered the room and heard the neighbors, I paid extra for the corner suite and moved. There we were lucky with our neighbor and there was a massage chair.

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