Hotel Ternopil in Ternopil

Booked a suite for an overnight stop over. Room was generally fine by local standards. But in the early morning, a foul-smelling maintenance person entered the room unannounced while I was in an adjoining room of the suite. We had no call from the front desk. They wanted to renovate a window, a non-emergency fix. When we reported this issue to the front desk, they blamed us for allowing the maintenance person in the room. They claimed they would punish maintenance staff and apologized for this and offered vague oral assurances. This suite did not have an internal hotel lock so hotel staff or anyone with a key could enter. This is basic hotel security for last half of the 20th Century. No signs or warning would stop this. Hotel needs to respect guests. Fine the maintenance staff by having them place internal locks on all rooms or offer a more tangible assurance to guests when the hotel violates their privacy. I note that this should be done for the safety of your staff as unannounced entries can be dangerous for them too. Management may say what they wish but without any written assurance, do not believe them. Also wanted to note that Housekeeping was also rude in their comments to us. Though not unique to this hotel, still I expect a "luxury hotel" to have better attitude from staff.

Soviet-style hotel. Moderate prices and great location, but the rooms are poorly repaired and equipped. The night guard locks the door after 12 p.m. and looks at you quite inhospitably when you come back later and make his unlock the door for you

The hotel is situated in a very picturesque place on the lake. The scenery around is magnificent, and the evening promenade of the lake shining with lights around and a very romantic atmosphere ?
And what about hotels... such beautiful words, unfortunately, can't say. The rooms are tidy, but completely in Soviet style :(
Breakfast is always the same and not tasty and not worth 90grn!!!
Conclusion: the price-quality - does not match! :(