Nika Hotel

We try to come every year, and when we visit Azov, Nika is the place we choose. The private beach and clean sea are lovely, and the pool is cleaned and filtered every day. The restaurant serves delicious food. Our room was spacious, almost too much space for two, and had everything we needed. There’s a playground and nice company for the children, along with beautiful sea views. Thank you to the owners for creating such a European corner on the Sea of ​​Azov!

The rooms weren’t ready when we arrived, and both the food and the service were only a "C." The beach seems to do its own thing. It’s sad to see a hotel that used to be respectable looking so run-down and faded over the years. I hope management improves the service, brings in good staff, and keeps working on the place.

There’s a pool, a cafe on site, and sun loungers with a canopy for all the residents. The rooms have facilities, and the grounds are well kept. But there were ants in our room, there’s no kitchen for cooking, and the rooms are expensive. The cafe doesn’t offer much variety, and the pool wasn’t cleaned.

The place felt calm and would work fine for a family stay. There’s a restaurant, a playground, a pool, and the sea is so close it feels like you could almost jump in from the window. The grounds are spacious. The problem is how neglected everything looks, as if care stopped overnight. The facade is peeling, there are rust marks, and the grounds are untended. The rooms haven’t been updated in three years.