Anna Hotel

We stayed at this hotel for two nights. We had suite #14, maybe it was a suite 20 years ago. Ragged living room furniture and walls can be outlived, but the air conditioning doesn't work! One air conditioner is in the bedroom, it worked, the other is in the living room, it didn't work. There were five of us, two of us slept in a bedroom with working air conditioning, one of us slept in the living room on the sofa and two on the top floor. In the lower bedroom we had to turn on the air conditioning 18 degrees, we moved the bed away and the pillows were moved to the other side (legs), sleeping with the door open. But other people, especially on the top floor, weren't sleeping from the heat. After the first night, the staff called in a craftsman who said we had to change the air conditioning, and they thought we were out of refrigerant. Although it's obvious from the outside that he's out of date and long gone. I want to say separately about the bathroom, at first glance it may be normal, but I will attach pictures

Spent three nights in september at Anna with some friends. We had some initial language difficulties between us and the staff, but the hotel was clean and modern. There are no restaurant at the hotel but the rooms have a small kitchen and there is a 24-7 supermarket just over the road. There is a 10 minute walk from the hotel to the port/beach (don't miss out restaurant Beerloga half way down on the right hand side), but it is easy to find.

We had a very spacious room/suite over two floors (bedroom upstairs, very nice!) including a fridge, a bar and a kitchenette, as well as complete living room including couch, table and TV - a great first impression. Also a very friendly and even English-speaking staff. The room was very well isolated, so with closed windows you are not bothered by the busy street. The beach and city center is a 15 minutes walk away, which is fair enough. The room featured good WIFI, cable TV, airco, safe and in general was very clean. Down the road is the central market, and a supermarket is just across the street, so if you want to use the kitchenette its no problem at all. But in principle I'd recommend to try out the restaurants along and around the promenade, there are more than enough nice ones. Still, if you want to be self-sufficient, no problem at all. If I go to yalta again I guess I would choose the Hotel again.