Dzintarjura

A good option for a short stay. Breakfast is standard, and there is no air conditioning in the rooms when it's hot outside. Transport is normal.

The location worked well, with a 24/7 grocery store right next door, and breakfast was okay. The room itself was basic and smelled a little. Ventilation was poor, maybe there wasn’t any, and the lock didn’t work properly. I also couldn’t close the other inner door. Outside, noisy cars kept driving past the window. If you want a proper Soviet experience, this place might suit you. For a single night, it should be fine.

The room looked lovely and was very clean. I run a cleaning business, so I had a look around, naughty me 😁. I only spotted a couple of small things: crumbs in the drawer and water in the toilet brush holder. I’d have liked some coffee in the room, too. Breakfast was a letdown, though. There were no baked beans left when we arrived, and they didn’t bring any when I asked. The yoghurt was one and two days past its date, and the grape juice had gone off. The apple juice was fine.

I couldn’t relax here. The rooms had a smell of fresh cigarette smoke mixed with plastic, there was a lot of dust, and space was limited. I was even afraid bugs might get into my body while I slept. This feels more like a motel for truck drivers than a hotel for regular people. Terribly bad. They need to fix the place. I don’t recommend it.