A good city hotel. The staff is customer-oriented. They speak English at the reception, but there are Russian-speaking staff in the hotel. Yulia is especially nice; she organizes happy hours, movies, and service in the dining room. And generally, the staff is very friendly! The air conditioning works perfectly, the water pressure is good, towels are changed daily, and housekeeping is done. The mattress and pillows are excellent. There's a small balcony where you can drink wine and watch the fountain and people strolling by. There's a bar downstairs. Breakfasts are wonderful and tasty, from 7 to 10 AM. Wine and snacks on the rooftop from 5 to 7 PM, unlimited. Everything is of decent quality. An iron is available on the floor, in a separate room. Nearby are grocery stores, cafes, and all amenities. The sea is about a 15-minute leisurely walk away.
There's always cold water in a carafe at the reception. The hotel itself is in a retro cinema style.
There are some peculiarities: it's dimly lit everywhere, on the floors and in the rooms, and the standard rooms themselves are small. But if you don't weigh 100kg+, it's not critical. By the way, there are no slippers, bathrobes, or toothpaste in the rooms. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and soap are provided.
If you are a repatriate or an Israeli citizen, you will pay an additional 20% tax on top of the accommodation price. This does not apply to tourists. This is quite an old part of the city; there are no large and beautiful high-rises here, everything is simple.
Overall, the hotel left a good impression! It's perfectly suitable for business trips and exploring the city and the sea!
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