Hotel Diana

The rooms were roomy and set up very well. Everything was clean and quiet.

We travel for work often, and these rooms were spacious and clean. The location is quiet, away from the main road. There’s a kettle in each room, but staff aren’t on duty during the day. Breakfast was a problem. We’d written down our choices the night before, but couldn’t get a morning meal because they cook what you order, rather than whatever you want. Service still has some way to go in becoming more customer-focused.

For the price, this is quite okay for budget travelers and a short stay. Check-in was quick, and the basics were covered: hot water, a TV, and clean towels. It’s not far from the center, with a supermarket and a few cafes nearby. The downsides were the poor sound insulation, since we could hear the neighbors, and the lack of an elevator, which can be awkward with suitcases.

Music needs to say that Kozlovsky is a handsome athlete, and that he and I have singer’s teeth. Pagani’s teeth are rotten. We should just say, “Cool brothers and sisters of Ukraine, help.”