Club Sea Time Hotel

The spa was the best surprise for me. It was a great experience for a very cheap price, and I really recommend it. The garden is also beautiful, full of different plants and trees, and very well kept. The pool area looked clean, though there weren't many sunbeds and I never got one. The toilets there had no locks. The sandy beach was enjoyable, but rocky in the water and could be cleaner. Its bar barely worked, mostly self-service soft drinks and coffee, with fries sometimes and unclear serving times. My room had a lovely design but badly needed a proper clean. One shower door was missing, the water pressure was so weak I couldn't wash my hair properly all holiday, and often there was no warm water. The towel holder fell off when I tried to hang my towel. The bed was hard and uncomfortable. The terrace was big and nice, but the table was dirty with cigarette ash. Music on the stage was loud and repetitive all day, every day, so I couldn't sleep before 23.00. The food was edible, but the meat and fish looked so questionable that I mostly stuck to rice and salads. Most salads had raw onion, the fries tasted of old oil, and the grilled fish was overcooked and smelled bad. The morning pancakes were good. This doesn't feel like a 4-star hotel, and I wouldn't book here unless I spoke Russian. It was a very cheap last-minute deal, so I didn't expect luxury, and you get what you pay for, but some things could easily be improved. It was 100% a Russian hotel, with signs only in Russian and only some staff speaking any English. People always spoke to me in Russian; when I asked something in English, staff answered, "Sto?" I felt like nobody wanted anything to do with me, and nobody explained meal times or the program. I'm disappointed my tour operator didn't tell me.