Botanic Towers

I spent a week in apartment 153 on the 15th floor. I couldn't find photos of it, so here's a little description. The city view is incredible, and the apartment is spacious enough for yoga, work, and simply not feeling cramped. There was hardly any street noise. The complex is near the train station. Taking a taxi from the station is about the same distance as walking, and the University metro station is around ten minutes away. The walk back is quicker because it's downhill, and the route goes through a park where you could stroll every day. There are also several supermarkets, shops, pharmacies, and a lovely cafe called We Café nearby. I highly recommend it. I was short a few kitchen utensils for cooking, but I contacted the owners and they brought them over quickly. A full-length mirror would have been nice too, so I could see my whole outfit before heading out instead of checking in fragments. That was a small thing and didn't affect my impression. I didn't have a car, so I can't say what parking is like for residents, but taxi drivers had a hard time getting there.

The apartment at 121 Saksaganskoho Street was a lovely place to come back to after long walks. It felt warm and comfortable, and we were delighted with it. The staff were kind, and everything was spotless. They'd thought of all the little essentials too, from slippers and robes to toothbrushes.

Parking is still a constant headache, even with such a great view.

:) My window looked out onto a beautiful view.