Beach Divnomorskoe

I stayed in an economy room in September. Here are the pros: 1) The beach is nearby and the location is surrounded by a pine forest. 2) There is a store and dining room in close proximity. Although the store prices are quite high, the dining room offers reasonably priced meals. 3) The room rates are affordable and the quality is satisfactory. 4) Any issues with the room were promptly resolved on the same day. 5) The room was cleaned and the linens were changed every fifth day without needing a reminder. The cleanliness was decent. 6) The staff was polite and friendly. 7) There is a microwave available (not in the room) which we used to cook food like potatoes and dumplings, saving us some money on meals. There is also a water cooler. 8) The room had a refrigerator (without a freezer), a toilet, and a sink. Now, onto the negatives: 1) The noise level was very high, making it difficult to sleep without earplugs. There was music playing from cafes until two in the morning, followed by roosters, cats, and dogs making noise. It seems like this is a common issue for all accommodations along the beachfront. Overall, considering the cost and the fact that it is only a 2-minute walk from the sea, it is a decent place to stay.

In 2010, we decided to stay for three days at this beach to relax after our time at the sanatorium. Our room was a double with a balcony, but the furniture was quite old and the bed was incredibly creaky. One downside of all the coastal hotels is the music that plays until 2 am, and in this case, the restaurant was located on the first floor of the hotel. It was quite stuffy to sleep with the windows closed. However, the best part was definitely the proximity to the sea - just a mere 20 meters away, accessible by stairs.

The room gets 3 points for its convenient location right by the sea. You don't need to dress up much, just grab a towel and enjoy a swim in the morning, afternoon, or evening. Everything you need is within reach - food, the market, entertainment, and most importantly, the sea.

The hotel is conveniently situated on the promenade, just a short 50-meter walk from the beach. It maintains a decent level of cleanliness and the staff is friendly. Additionally, there is a shop located on the ground floor and a dining room available for guests. However, it should be noted that the hotel can get quite noisy in the evenings due to the music played in the cafe. On a positive note, the hotel offers free parking for its guests. The furniture in the rooms is quite old and the beds tend to creak. The food served in the dining room may not be to everyone's taste. Overall, the hotel provides a satisfactory experience.

Cafe Lazur set a new record for me in terms of waiting time for a dish - it took a whopping 1 hour and 40 minutes for them to cook the pork ribs, which is quite remarkable, especially considering that they were not fully prepared. By the time the food was finally served, my family had already become quite hungry))) Initially, they were considering leaving, but then they decided to stay and see how long it would take. And let me tell you, the ribs were definitely worth the wait. It seems like they were still in the process of being cooked when we placed our order, judging by the amount of time we had to wait.