Agrousadba Babushkina Khata

Some things are okay, but you have to pay extra for everything, and it isn’t cheap. There’s no internet or Wi-Fi, and you can’t play music loudly.

We’ve stayed here twice, and both visits came with the same frustrations. The rules are everywhere, and the papers listing fines and restrictions are unpleasant to look at. You can’t play music near the house, even quietly, and the pool is only open from 12:00 to 16:00. The air conditioner works, but they won’t give you the remote. They blamed an issue with the electric train, though the administrator got confused twice about what the reason was. Meanwhile, you’re left sitting in a hot house. It feels like they’re trying to save on electricity at the guests’ expense, which is a shame. There are some good points, but these ongoing issues drag down the whole stay. Other guests have mentioned them too, and apparently nothing has changed.

We rented a cottage recently for a group of girls, and everything suited us. The rooms were clean, it had what we needed, and the staff were warm and helpful. 10/10!

I paid 400 rubles for a cabin and still couldn’t relax the way I wanted. You can’t play loud music, drink, enjoy the sauna properly, dance in the hall, or play your own music in the cabins. It’s brutal, and this is the worst place in the Zhlobin district in Belarus. The administrator shouted at me with her eyes wide and acted like she was the one being wronged. She doesn’t know how to talk to people. The manager is a complete wreck. This wasn’t a vacation, it was a disgrace to Belarus.