Baza Vidpochynku Lidiya

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Horror!

A good place. We rested in houses on the beach: there is all the necessary utensils, a large refrigerator, a huge private terrace overlooking the sea, always hot water, a dryer for clothes. Of the minuses: poor sound insulation, no wi-fi, non-closing door to the bathroom. node, and a huge prozba - it is better to clean up after the previous guests. And so everything is super!

Settled in a room for 300 UAH (150 per person). Although it is difficult to call it a number - a wooden car without windows. However, it is worth remembering that we are talking about the Gulf with inadequately high prices (including in ALL stores). By the way, the lack of windows is not such a big minus - high light insulation during the day, so you can sleep well (and during the day - this is when possible, you will understand from the text below). Among the advantages are the presence of air conditioning and refrigerator (actually, basic things). In addition, there is a shop nearby, where Morshynska's one-and-a-half costs 17 hryvnias (which is the cheapest price in the Gulf). I will add that the administrator who housed us was quite nice. But that's all. From the characteristics I will add the presence of parking, barbecue, gazebos, settlement / eviction from and until 10 am. And now about the cons and why I made the following assessment: 1) The car was of dubious quality: look so-so, the door does not close tightly, instead of a pad lock, which I will open by taking out two pins 2) Showers, toilets, washbasins outside, 100 meters from the house. It's a pleasure to organize a whole trip to wash your hands. At the base, probably 50-100 people, but showers 3. Surprisingly, the queue is only in the evening. Toilets 4. Mega-dirty. You don't always get it. There is no water pressure, the water is soft - it washes away badly, the taste is strange - it is better to brush your teeth with mineral water. 3) The contingent here is so-so. I will not say that they communicate only with curses, because it would be untrue - after all, more than half of the words are quite censored. We were displeased with the very presence of such people nearby. 4) In addition to the previous, if not Russian pop, the highly intellectual discussions of tourists in addition to no soundproof booth will not sleep after 10 o'clock. But in the morning it is quiet. Except for the refrigerator, the vibrations of which can be accidentally confused with a 1-2-magnitude earthquake. 5) Sockets in the hut are in another corner of the room. Although, given its size, from one bed, still, the phone can be charged. Two sockets. One of them for the refrigerator. To a room of two people. There are two bedside tables, but I wouldn't count the second one. 6) Towels were not given. Dishes had to be taken from the dining room in addition. 7) When you are told that "there is Wi-Fi", you expect that it will be, will be at an adequate speed, will be constantly, will be in your room. In fact, it turned out that the Internet did not work in our hut. Thus, having passed 20 meters, there was already a normal signal. And our hood was still close enough to the access point. 4G did not catch Kyivstar (at all), but Life did. 8) But what struck me the most was that on the penultimate day a rude woman from the staff came to us and said: "Unplug the refrigerator, throw out the garbage." Throw out the trash? Seriously? Maybe still wash and iron the bed?