Shepit Karpat

The restaurant is still great, as of my 2021 update. The place looks good, and there's a sauna for a reasonable price, 250 gr per hour, which is very affordable if a few people share it. I only have photos of the ski slope behind the complex and a couple of the sauna. I really enjoyed the food, much of it local or made with local ingredients. After a full day in the mountains, the "Milanese" potatoes were a filling meal on their own, with potatoes, cheese, bacon, and mayonnaise, even though they're meant as a side. I also tried the restaurant's special Whispher called by the waterfall, chicken breast stuffed with mushrooms, and the next day had Haluski, small potato dumplings with bryndza and fried local bacon or lard. Everything was very good. It's a nice place overall, and prices are cheap by European standards, though a bit posh by Ukrainian ones.