Argo Hotel

The service is good, the hotel sits right on the beach with shops, cafés, and a taxi stand nearby; a group of five from Poland stayed here and everyone is very satisfied. Cleaning was daily, the staff were pleasant and even spoke Polish, the rooms were clean and the equipment modern.

Natalia·Un mese fa

The location was good. The only issue was external noise during the rain.

Katsiaryna·2 mesi fa

The location, elevator, view from the window, and the spaciousness of the room were great. However, at check‑in there was no hot water or electricity, which they later turned on manually. Sitting on the balcony was difficult because the air conditioner dripped straight onto my head. Many rooms lacked hair dryers and small tables on the balcony. There was a sewage smell in the bathroom, and the lighting was dim.

Georgii·2 mesi fa

The sea turned out to be even closer than expected. The staff were excellent, and most importantly, everything was clean, quiet, and the rooms were tidied. I had many positive impressions and recommend this hotel for accommodation; I didn’t see any downsides.

Olesya·3 mesi fa

The room size, robe, and slippers were fine. The fridge and air conditioner worked well on the cold side. I chose this hotel based on old memories, having stayed there before renovations a few years ago. Back then the breakfasts were wonderful (for Ureka and Georgia). Now the hotel has become minimalistic; there are no breakfasts. Cleaning isn’t daily—once every three days. For a seaside hotel, that’s insufficient. People go to the beach twice a day; even if they wash their feet, the sand will still get in. There’s nowhere to dry towels and swimsuits, let alone small personal items. Our room on the third floor had nothing for drying. In the bathroom, there’s no purpose; the water after a shower drains into the center drain! The room opened to two sides, so it wasn’t quiet; the music and noise were not “ice‑cold.” At check‑in we were told that music from the restaurants was allowed until 23:00, but in reality it went until 00:30, with DJs and singers singing very loudly. One evening we left the restaurant because we couldn’t even hear ourselves, let alone the waiter to take an order. At 06:30 the cleaning crew swept outside loudly with everyone around, ignoring that people were sleeping. That’s local flavor. And there’s also the issue of missing black‑out curtains. The windows have thin curtains that don’t cover the full width. In the night, everything is visible, and the music roars even with the windows and balcony closed. To sum up, for the price of about 100 dollars a night, this hotel isn’t worth it.

Marina·3 mesi fa