Nesvit Hotel

The Nesvit Hotel in Kyiv had very cooperative, kind, and friendly staff, a good location, clean and comfortable rooms, and reliable hot water, but the lack of an elevator and unstable electricity were significant drawbacks; the hotel has no elevator, making heavy luggage a hassle, and the regular supply is single‑phase, with the generator only providing limited power during outages—lights work and phones can charge via USB, but hair dryers and kettles cannot, so improving the electrical setup and backup would make the stay much more comfortable.

Rana·Неделю назад

The area is quiet and decent, and having basement rooms is a plus right now, but it feels more like a renovated house than a proper hotel, with terrible soundproofing that makes it feel like a cardboard house, even sewer drains from upper floors seem to affect the room; there’s no ventilation, so I had to air it out half an hour before checking in; I chose the last available basement room because I needed that area and the description said the bathroom was on the same floor, but it turned out to be two floors higher; the room lacks a fridge, AC, or even a wardrobe, just a bed and a closet, and the staff—a receptionist girl—was very reluctant to even lift her head from the phone, making it feel like I was bothering her; it’s at the level of a mid‑range hostel but costs twice as much.

Oleg·4 недели назад

The price‑to‑quality ratio was great, everything I needed was available, and there was a kitchen to cook in. Everything was satisfactory.

Halyna·Месяц назад

The location was convenient, but having the shower and toilet on the second floor meant I had to run up from the ground level, which was very inconvenient.

Світлана·2 месяца назад

The hotel felt quite modern, housekeeping did its job expertly and everything was incredibly clean; the reception also sold water and drinks, which was very handy. However, I had to lower my rating because when I changed the guest count a month before arrival and asked about a shelter, I was promised a ground‑floor room. I was excited, thinking I’d have a safe place to sleep in case of an emergency, but upon arrival my room turned out to be on the second floor while all ground‑floor rooms were occupied. They offered an early check‑in as compensation, yet the “shelter” described turned out to be an empty hallway with no seating, forcing us to sit on cold stairs for a couple of hours at night. It’s not acceptable to promise a more comfortable room and then cancel it. Additionally, the towels in the rooms were of poor quality and unpleasant to use.

Valeriia·3 месяца назад