Bulvar Inn Hotel

I’ll say right away that I’m not a fan of writing reviews, but this hotel made the most negative impression. Starting with the meeting at the reception of a young man who spoke little Russian, who seemed to understand English, as it later turned out, only one out of three could speak Russian. An old hotel, with everything not working, terribly dirty, don’t believe the photo of the official website - everything that could be broken and torn off was torn off. There are no basic hooks in the hallway, and with my height of 1.9 m, being in a room with a ceiling of 2.10 was terribly uncomfortable. As was rightly noted, even local guides know nothing about this hotel. Breakfasts are just one name: not tasty coffee from a drip coffee maker, 1-2 fruits of your choice, a few cookies, not tasty cheap yogurt, a tiny piece of butter and three types of eggs (if you’re lucky), but you can fill up on bread. And one more thing about the reception: we arrived and checked in late at night, the Russian speaker said that we could check out of the hotel at 14:00, but during another shift they forced us to check out the room at 12:00. Although in principle I didn’t want to stay in this hotel, the point is in these words. Avoid this hotel! And, by the way, apparently so that we would not write negative reviews, after eviction it came that the reservation was cancelled.