Hoteller i Kiev i nærheden af Pechersk

Is a great area to be a lot of people I and out Old, and all the worst thing in hotel, try for a day or just go look if it doesn't sound right. It says 4 stars, maybe 20 years ago, now no more then 2 and I was very generous .

Take the over 1 hour to find a reservation, and it wasn't busy at all, looking like a motel Not hotel!

god internet forbindelse og et fint badeværelse (jeg havde et business class room) ... rimeligt til pengene som business hotel nej

Location Treatment of my guest by the night security guard.

Quiet Suit is large Price Location No porter or bell boy No room service Soviet style hotel No coffe/tee unless the great girls in reception Don't make for you !

Extremely bad employees, worst breakfast ever,etc

Nothing I did not have access to the internet. Breakfest was awful. In general it was awful

The location was very central, close to several metro stations and within walking distance to a number of tourist attractions. The hotel is really more of a "mini hotel", on one floor in a building in a shopping centre. There was also at least one night club in the building and every night I could hear music from the club all night until early morning so did not sleep well. The included "buffet breakfast" was very light.

the hotel staff are so friendly and helpful and the location is fantastic the hotel still under preparation and the driller was knocking our heads every days we can't sleep well :(

The refurbished Deluxe Rooms were done well. The bar facilities were also good except that some staff members still need training on customer service and communication in English. I disliked the idea that I had to pay for an extra half a day because I arrived a few hours before the book in time of 14h00. The standard double and twin rooms are in a terrible state. They don't qualify to be in a 4-star hotel ! That is what I had booked and I subsequently had to upgrade to a Deluxe room which was nice and comfortable but at a huge cost. I also did not like the harassment of my Ukranian girlfriend although I had booked a room for two people. The security personnel demanded her passport so she could have access to my room. For God's sake, she had the right to be with me and I had already checked in.