Gostinitsa "Stroitel'"

The hotel is well located in the center of Syktyvkar, the rooms facing the courtyard are quiet, every day they put a bottle of drinking water in the room for each guest, cleaned well, each guest was given sugar and a tea bag every day. The strong pressure of hot and cold water made it a pleasure to shower. Excellent fast broadband Internet, perhaps the best of all the free ones that I have come across in hotels: once connected and use all the time, no need to reconnect, ask for a new password from the administrator and suffer from low bandwidth. On the other hand, the lobby and corridors look unattractive and even ominous; in the corridors, the effect of insane infinity and emptiness is multiplied by wall-to-wall mirrors that are installed at opposite ends of the corridor. And yes, you still have to get to this corridor, because the living rooms are located on the third and fourth floors, and there is no lift. The equipment of the cheapest room is ridiculous in its absurdity. It is dominated by a huge leather armchair, which, it seems, the innkeeper did not know what to do with, and stuck it into this tiny room, throwing out the chairs and a wardrobe. The chair is positioned so that sitting in it, you see not the courtyard outside the window and not the TV on the wall, but a hospital-type bed with metal railings. I invite the reader to solve this charade - my imagination draws only some obscenities. Putting a guest to bed is a small quest that requires body flexibility and coordination of movements. Since it is equipped with a metal railing, it is impossible to walk up and lie down just like that, otherwise the legs will hang down, and the head will not fall on the pillow; so we came in from the foot and crawled on all fours towards the headboard (if someone was sitting in a chair at that time, it would be very funny for him to watch us). However, in the morning, asleep, we invariably forgot about this railing and kicked about them, trying to lower them to the floor. There is a lot more strange: young cleaning ladies, cheerfully calling in the corridor and opening the door to the room without knocking, three-hundred-ruble breakfasts (the red price of which is 30-45 rubles, because how much more can a hard-boiled egg with bread and tea, delivered to the room, cost?) , an incredibly hard mattress, an expensive stereo system in every room (why?). But in general, you can live.

Gorgeous. Cozy and spacious rooms, friendly staff.

The hotel is average. Type level. A lot of carpet. A lot of it is damp and the smell is damp and wet, the smell is very corrosive. The corridors on the sides of the mirror seem to be limitless. Breakfast is so-so. Choose a minimum of dishes. There is no way to diversify. It’s not cooked by yourself. Imported. Because it’s cold. The room has a fridge and kettle. Water in a bottle and all.

Normal hotel.

Everything is fine, but the gas station turn is awful