Киев, ул. Пушкинская, 39
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Those guys were not honest enough to publish my comment, so I will post it
here. Don't ever go to Pushinskaja 39, Kiev!
http://www.arendakiev.com/ru/apartment_1/600.html
"I was in this apartment for 3 days, and I'm deeply dissatisfied of it.
First, it is mad cold: the whole place is poorly insulated, heating is
provided by only one radiator, and you need to open fire in the kitchen to
acceptably warm it up.
The mattress in the bed is thin, cheap, and has very evident springs. The
sprung bed base was broken. Sleeping in that bed was a torture. Suitable for
a fakir, maybe, not for a tired tourist.
The pretentious and tasteless furniture (who ever designed the green-striped
wallpaper?), and the many technological gadgets (beginning with a mad shower
with lots of button, none of them working, so that you get either iced,
either boiled) cannot mask the absurd lack of basic commodities: in the
wardrobe there are just three clotheshanger, two for shirts and one for a
skirt. So if you have more than two shirts, or either wear trousers, forget
about hanging them: Sob! In the kitchen there are no more than 3 plates
(forget about a dinner and a poker with friends), no scissors. The
kitchenware consists of just one pan and one bowl: nothing to cook in the
oven, whose function is purely decorative. Not even a broom in case you want
to clean the floor from the outside dirt. And despite my (Ukrainian)
girlfriend was told that the checkout was at 1300pm, the guy from the agency
came to push me out at 1200: And you dare ask for this poor service 80$ per
night? I think it is a very overpriced sum. Not a good way to encourage
tourism to Ukraine."
Those guys were not honest enough to publish my comment, so I will post it
here. Don't ever go to Pushinskaja 39, Kiev!
http://www.arendakiev.com/ru/apartment_1/600.html
"I was in this apartment for 3 days, and I'm deeply dissatisfied of it.
First, it is mad cold: the whole place is poorly insulated, heating is
provided by only one radiator, and you need to open fire in the kitchen to
acceptably warm it up.
The mattress in the bed is thin, cheap, and has very evident springs. The
sprung bed base was broken. Sleeping in that bed was a torture. Suitable for
a fakir, maybe, not for a tired tourist.
The pretentious and tasteless furniture (who ever designed the green-striped
wallpaper?), and the many technological gadgets (beginning with a mad shower
with lots of button, none of them working, so that you get either iced,
either boiled) cannot mask the absurd lack of basic commodities: in the
wardrobe there are just three clotheshanger, two for shirts and one for a
skirt. So if you have more than two shirts, or either wear trousers, forget
about hanging them: Sob! In the kitchen there are no more than 3 plates
(forget about a dinner and a poker with friends), no scissors. The
kitchenware consists of just one pan and one bowl: nothing to cook in the
oven, whose function is purely decorative. Not even a broom in case you want
to clean the floor from the outside dirt. And despite my (Ukrainian)
girlfriend was told that the checkout was at 1300pm, the guy from the agency
came to push me out at 1200: And you dare ask for this poor service 80$ per
night? I think it is a very overpriced sum. Not a good way to encourage
tourism to Ukraine."
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