Hotelʹ "Ukrayina"

Hello everyone, recently I had a chance to visit the city of Bar for the first time and I was carried by some "miracle" to the hotel Ukraine. The cost of my double room cost 350 UAH per day, which is quite a lot for such a city, not to mention the conditions. I'll start with the pros, there is a stretch ceiling that looks very good, communication with the hostess was pleasant, but that is where all the good things end. From previous residents I got a light bulb and a dried branch, which I found in the nightstands. In the first photo, you can see the shower curtain which does not even reach the bottom, due to which the bathroom floor quickly becomes splattered, the water on the sides (on the tiles) of the shower flows directly onto the floor and forms puddles. There is no pressure here, so the water can calmly stop flowing. And if you are lucky and you have hot water, then you will regret it. The mixer cannot give you anything in between, you either take a cold shower or bathe and endure boiling water👍. The toilet is equipped with a foam pad, which makes you think about the right side of you, and the length of the brush will not please the most squeamish hotel residents. I was offered only one room with twin beds, which is inconvenient when you are not planning to live alone. So I just moved the beds and made myself a double rookery. There is a torn bedspread on the beds, the pillows are so old that 2 of them were put in one pillowcase so that they were at least a little voluminous. Above the table there was a shelf with a whole pack of salt, two sticks with sugar, a disposable fork, and as much as 20 kopecks (change probably). A table with oilcloth and an incomprehensible cut out square from a material unknown to me. For 10 days, no one even bothered to find out if the room needed to be cleaned, as a result of which, due to the fact that I ate regular bread, there was a mountain of crumbs that stuck to my socks and I had to walk around the number in shoes at the end. The window looked good, until on the second day the handle just decided to fall off. The view from the window is covered by curtains with nice holes and curtains. There was also a TV on the nightstand. The remote control did not have batteries, but I was not very upset because I do not watch it. Regarding wai fay, I can say that it is here. That's all I can say about it, as sometimes its use is unbearable. If you want, you can watch the video and I even managed to download the game to my laptop, in just 12 hours, when the speed increased at night. I would not give stars to the hotel Ukraine, but since I am not a rather squeamish person who came from a hostel in Kharkov, I know that it could be even worse. My advice to you is to go to a hostel, where it is almost 2 times cheaper (if you are alone) and at least you don’t have to put up with such a cumbersome room. There is a cafe in the backyard with a kitchen from the owners, but I didn't dare go there. Summing up, I can say that this is a room in which you can exist, but it's better not to think about comfort. In a big city, for this money, you can find better conditions and at the same time, perhaps even cheaper. When traveling to this city, I recommend it is better to stay with someone than in this hotel. Personally, I do not intend to return to such conditions for such money. Rest in the Carpathians (room for one person) cost me 1000 hryvnia for 5 days (but this is among the beautiful mountains), and here 3500 (10 days) for conditions in a small town, without entertainment and rooms in an acceptable condition.

modestly and at affordable prices)

Everything is bad.

Norm Gothel, for my money

Very dirty