“Уютная рыбацкая деревня с дружелюбными жителями и отель со всеми удобствами.”
If you’re heading south, this is the coziest and cheapest spot on that part of the island. The guesthouse is a large four‑story building. The room has a good air‑conditioner that doesn’t drip, a small fridge, Wi‑Fi, and the shower water heats up from the sun like most hotels. There’s a spacious wardrobe. The host kindly gave us two extra tables and let us swap chairs for ones that were more comfortable. On the floor outside the rooms, there’s a kitchen on a huge patio‑balcony. The roof has artificial grass, hammocks, and two tents that can be rented daily. An electric generator keeps the village running when the power goes out, letting us stay comfortable. The view from the hotel is great, with the ocean far away and fireworks launching twice each evening in SunSet City. At the reception downstairs is a small shop with a fridge where you can buy drinks. The host’s reception has two parrots and a gentle cat. Nearby are abundant private markets with cheap fish, fruit, and vegetables. A taxi can take you to the beach in no time. The place is excellent, and everything needed for comfortable living is inside the guesthouse and around it. The host was always friendly, polite, kind, and positive until the very end, and it was always a pleasure to talk with her. The host below is also nice. The only downside was that at the end of the month the host somehow became unfriendly, stopped replying to greetings, which made us feel like we were bothering him and that he tolerated us in the last days. We asked for the ability to leave the hotel at night (the gates were locked) and requested a sea shell for a couple of hours for a photo session, which may not have been liked by the host, unclear. My friend and I stayed there.
Dmitrii·Há 6 meses