"SeAr" Hotel in Adler

I decided to write a review just to prevent potential guests from getting the wrong impression due to an inappropriate review lower than 1 star.
We stayed there for the New Year 2021-2022. We liked almost everything. The receptionist was friendly, explained everything, and provided instructions. We had no problems checking in or checking out.
The pool is open 24 hours a day, but general use is free until 8:00 PM. After that, it's only for those who rent the sauna (the pool is also included). So, after 8:00 PM, you can pay to have the pool to yourself, which I consider a plus, not a minus! The water in the pool is 30 degrees Celsius, making it a wonderful place to swim in the winter. And yes, there are indeed rules in the pool (no jumping off the sides, no splashing, no leaving children unattended, etc.), but any reasonable person should understand that these rules are NECESSARY for normal recreation, otherwise conflicts are inevitable. On the downside, I'd say compliance with these rules wasn't strictly enforced, unfortunately. For example, one day, four or five small children were brought to the pool, and then an adult left, leaving the children splashing ALONE in the two-meter-deep pool with no adult supervision whatsoever. It seems no one is watching the CCTV cameras.
The kitchen was open until 9:00 PM (keep in mind this is winter; in summer, it might be longer). I can't imagine anyone cooking anything AT NIGHT! Regarding not frying seafood – yes, that's true. But this is a necessary requirement to avoid turning the kitchen into a pigsty (we previously stayed at another guesthouse on Chkalov Street, and while you could do anything in the kitchen, it was actually disgusting to enter – like a dorm).
The hotel buildings themselves are beautiful; you can tell they weren't built and finished on the cheap, like most. It's clear a lot of money has been invested in these buildings and the renovations. The rooms are cozy and clean, with balconies, a table, chairs, and a clothes dryer. Since we stayed in winter, we appreciated a cool feature: the hotel has underfloor heating, the temperature of which you can regulate yourself right in your room! It was very pleasant to walk barefoot. The room includes a TV, refrigerator, split-system air conditioner, bathroom, closet, and dressers. There's one electric kettle per floor, and one iron for both floors. A review below mentioned slamming doors – unfortunately, this is true. It was indeed difficult to sleep at times because of the neighbors constantly slamming their doors.
The grounds are well-kept and cozy, with four gazebos and underground parking (250 rubles per day).
Regarding the surroundings, the sea is a 3-5-minute walk away, along with two beaches. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants on every corner. Plenty of shops selling wine, souvenirs, fruit, honey, and more—all within a 2-3-minute walk. Public transportation stops are nearby, if needed.
Overall, the hotel itself left an exceptionally positive impression and will definitely not disappoint.