Hotel "OMEGA117"

They said it would be something like a buffet, but it felt more like a cafeteria, and even an ordinary cafeteria offers some choice. Here you eat what you're served. You can pour your own tea, help yourself to bread and perhaps make a salad, and that's about it. In room #8, the TV doesn't work, and in the evening there's no way to get boiling water since there's neither a kettle nor a microwave. The microwave isn't shown in the pictures either, so what is the kitchen area for? The food isn't much to write home about, and I think the room rates are too high.

A good hotel, just three minutes from the sea. The food is home-cooked and prepared cleanly. What more do you need for a beach holiday?

Breakfast is okay, but it comes very late, at 9-10 a.m., apparently because they don't want to get up early. The rooms are very ordinary and need repairs, the beds are awful, and the mattresses should be replaced. Rooms are cleaned twice a week, but our towels were never changed. The owner, Ruslanych, is hospitable and offers chacha and wine every morning, and the good location helps too. At reception, the owner's son tries to handle everything, but his manners are poor. You can be rude to him and he'll still offer to take you to a disco that evening. He's an ill-mannered rich kid, in short. If anyone sees him, give him a slap.

The menu was delicious, and the rooms were lovely. It’s right by the sea, and Gogi, the owner, is so kind and welcoming.