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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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The Dionis Hotel is a modern building situated 200 meters from Varna City Centre and Varna Railway Station, and 500 meters from the beach. Opened on November 9, 2005, this seafront hotel is surrounded by business offices and banks, making it an ideal choice for business travelers. The hotel features a cozy Lobby bar offering a variety of drinks and live music.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
I didn’t like anything. The room didn’t even have a bottle of water left, which was very noticeable. The location was good, but the service and attention were terrible; I couldn’t sleep at night because of the cigarette smell in the room, and there was not even a plug to charge my phone.
Rıdvan·Il y a 4 semaines
The hotel was decent, but on the 7th of October the lady was insane. She demanded 50 euros from me for a car parked in the private hotel parking, even though it was advertised as free parking for guests. Lady T at reception kept crying at me continuously just because my car was parked in the inner yard at midday. Shame.
Andranik·Il y a 4 semaines
Great location, close to the train station and bus stop. The room was big enough, the bathtub was clean and spacious, and the water flow was good. There was no shower gel in the hotel, only a soap bar. No power outlet near the bed, only two under the table. The room is large, but all the furniture is old and worn.
Maria·Il y a un mois
Why do some rooms have a fridge and others don’t, yet the price is the same? In warm weather and for a longer stay, a fridge is a necessity.
Penka·Il y a un mois
The location was good. The room was under a roof. The unpleasant odor could not be eliminated by ventilation. There were no windows. The ceiling was covered with banner material that could not be opened. No power outlets! There were two outlets at the table, but they were used by a fridge and a TV, so you had to choose between watching TV or charging your phone. The bed and mattress were okay. The nightstand had only one side; the other side led to the bathroom, so you lay almost head‑deep in the door—quite anti‑feng shui. The bathroom had no curtain (no shower), and the ceiling was above the tub. Standing fully tall in the tub was only possible in one spot, slightly bent. The room had nothing else: no electric kettle, no tea, no water. No bathrobe or slippers. The room cost 78 €, but knowing what it was like, I would have paid more for a better hotel.
Vyacheslav·Il y a un mois