Cosy rooms, no diner at the hotel. Have to go outside to the center to dine.

+ good deal
- no lift

The hotel is very tired of visitors. It is not allowed to smoke in the room, but the sheets are worn in places. There is no staff, the blonde girl at the reception is not at all interested in visitors, the hotel has a pungent smell of some kind of food, dogs run around in the lobby. The plumbing is dirty! The window in the room was open when checking in, when they closed they understood why, the musty smell of the room and sewerage, the walls are thin.
Breakfast is a total nightmare. Not only did they not understand at all who we were and what we were in the dining room, it also turned out that breakfasts were from 8 to 9, and not from 8 to 10, as the guy from the reception told us at the entrance. There is nothing for breakfast, musty scrambled eggs, weathered sausages that you can’t cut, incomprehensible rolls, sausage, cheese is the cheapest, cabbage, beets, cereals on the water, not tasty chicken broth, fatty potato pancakes, tea😑 I’m not picky about food, but here I am I couldn't eat anything at all. 😩
The parking lot is small, you can say it doesn’t exist at all, we parked on the street.
I was in different hotels in Adler and it was many times better and cheaper than in this hotel.

In general, the room is not bad and the hotel itself is also good. Great bed and clean room. There is a closet, a table, a hallway, but no chairs. The bathroom is generally ok. Wifi worked well. Disadvantages - there is no territory around, not even close, mountainous terrain, houses are stuck end to end. It's a 1 km uphill climb to the stop. The dining room is there, there are no others nearby and the food there is bad. The TV in the room is only 17", and the walls are the unpleasant color of Soviet canteens with rare stains. There is still no kettle in the room, but there is a cooler in the corridor. The audibility is strong, because the walls are made of plasterboard. At night, we moved into a room next to 2 drunks, who were screaming and climbing along the corridor. I had to calm them down, otherwise they ruined everyone’s sleep. I can imagine what kind of contingent there could be in the summer. For 800 rubles for a night or two, you can still do it, but no more.