Lusya B&B Guest House

We had a good night here. It’s a nice place to stay, and the owner is a very friendly lady.

The most positive part was the food. Dinner was delicious and plentiful, and our two rooms were comfortable and spacious. The rooms themselves were quite nice, but they were in the host's apartment, so we were sharing the bathroom and other spaces with the hosts. I also have doubts about the Booking.com score: the host asked us to write a review within 15 minutes of arriving, and it gave me the impression that some reviews might not be genuine. I understand wanting a good rating, but I don't like seeing it artificially boosted. Communication was difficult because the host didn't speak English. She thought there were four of us instead of three, which put a strain on things from the start. During dinner, the hostess pushed the last spoonful of soup into my mouth, which felt odd, especially since I'm 20. We'd already paid for the B&B and dinner, but she repeatedly said during the meal that each of us owed another 2000 trillion for breakfast. After she noticed a few crumbs under the table, her manner changed completely. We were told to shower quickly because the water was going to be turned off. I was on the phone, and she came over three times to gesture that I should shower, so I felt pressured. I went to get my things, and while I was in my room, I heard forceful knocking outside as she urged me to hurry. We were watched going in and out of the shower. Then they said the baby needed sleep and told us to go to bed at 9:30. We hadn't planned to sleep that early, and the atmosphere got even tenser, while the hostess played Candy Crush in the living room. In the morning, the smiles were gone. We were only reluctantly allowed to refill our bottles and take a tissue before leaving. We also got three very shriveled apples as a parting gift.