"Kami menginap di sana satu malam pada Agustus 2023, di lantai 6, perabotannya lusuh, baunya tidak sedap, kamar mandi dan toiletnya tidak dalam kondisi terbaik, kami tidak bisa membuka jendela, tidak ada AC, istri saya terkena kutu setelah menginap di hotel itu - kutu - saya juga ingat bagaimana saya berpikir, sambil melihat perabotannya, TV tua itu, saya membayangkan bagaimana Brezhnev tinggal di sana bersama istrinya, merokok dan menuangkan minuman untuk dirinya sendiri, dan waktu seolah berhenti di sana, sejak Brezhnev pergi, semuanya tidak berubah sejak saat itu."

"I liked everything about the hotel, we stayed in a Standard room - large bed, clean. The hotel lobby has a comfortable work area and fast internet. Breakfast for 4 (not enough porridge)."

"friendly staff, clean room stayed second time already there"

"The hotel is located on the 4th and 5th floors of the building. There is a parking space (not used). The room consisted of two rooms - a bedroom and a living room with a sofa, a table and a TV. A large refrigerator, a set of dishes and dining appliances, a teapot. There is no gel and shampoo in the bathroom, toothbrush and pasta. There is a cooler and microwave on the floor. The furniture is a bit funny, but everything is clean and not "killed." The dining room works from 8:00. Order on the menu. Cook very fast (cash, omlet). Breakfast and lunch, delicious and very cheap."

"Everything is very good. I liked everything."

"The location of the hotel is not in the city center, there are no convenience facilities such as supermarkets around. The hotel itself is very new, but the front desk is basically not English, the breakfast is very monotonous, the choice is very small and the same every day."

"The area is quiet. It is good that there is a private parking lot in front of the entrance and behind the hotel building, because there are several administrative buildings around and it is problematic to park nearby during the day. Nearby is the 1 May Park, Gogolya Street. It is a 15-20 minute walk to the Brest Fortress and the pedestrian Sovetskaya Street. It is obvious that the hotel is located in a former Soviet building. The building has been renovated and brought up to the standards of a 3-star hotel. Although the lobby is a bit dark and the spirit of the previous establishment is still in the air. We stayed in a suite. The price for such a room is very affordable for Brest. The room is very large for 2 people. It consists of several rooms: a bedroom, a living room and a hallway. The room has 2 toilets. There was even a skylight in the living room, since the room is located on the top floor. There are 2 air conditioners, a refrigerator, a kettle, a TV and a safe, as well as several sets of dishes in the cupboard. In principle, the room can comfortably accommodate 4-5 people. The bathroom in the bedroom has a shower and a bath. Unfortunately, it was inconvenient to use the shower stall, because the water flowed from everywhere, but not from the top nozzle. However, we liked the bathtub. There were no accessible sockets in the bedroom, because they were covered by furniture, and in the living room the sockets were occupied by electrical appliances. We found a free socket only in the bathroom under the countertop. I would have liked to have a chair in the hallway, because it was inconvenient to get dressed. On the 1st floor there is a cafe where breakfasts are served in the buffet format. The range and quality of dishes are acceptable. It is obvious that the staff is trying. Otherwise, we liked everything."

"A small, neat, clean, and beautiful hotel. Conveniently located, the staff is friendly. Bus stops and grocery stores are nearby."

"We stayed on the ground floor. The room was clean and had a refrigerator. A complimentary 0.5 liters of water per person was provided (I think it could have been updated). One inconvenience was that we had to cover the windows so that the room couldn't be seen from the street. I also didn't understand the cleaning lady—she picked up the towels from the floor and hung them on the heated towel rail next to the clean ones. The "Chemodan" cafe isn't worth it—you'll either be turned away ("because there's a group coming soon"), or you'll sit down, but a group of 30+ people will soon arrive and the cafe will be overflowing. It's better to walk 10 minutes to the "Buffet" cafe. The hotel is near Sovetskaya Street—there are plenty of places to eat there, and you can also watch the lanterns being lit in the evening."