Kupava Deluxe Hotel

Located in a convenient yet tranquil setting, Hotel D offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle. The exterior seamlessly complements the interior ambiance, creating a cohesive atmosphere for guests. However, the interior decor feels outdated and caters more to fans of the 2000s aesthetic. Despite this, the delicious breakfast options provide a delightful start to the day. The well-appointed rooms ensure a comfortable stay, with particularly comfortable beds ensuring a restful night's sleep. However, the Wi-Fi connection and TV reception leave much to be desired. On the bright side, guests are treated to complimentary bathrobes, slippers, and a shower set for added comfort and convenience. Overall, Hotel D offers a peaceful retreat with some room for improvement in its amenities and technology. As for Kupava Hotel, it would be best to provide more specific details about its features, amenities, and overall experience to include it in the review.

Now, before I start this review, let us make one thing clear: This hotel is a gem in its' own right. Just perhaps not the gem they are advertising. I came here as it was advertised to be a 5 star lodging on multiple different booking sites. I did not expect it to be true and I wasn't wrong. It's at a very unsuspecting street corner, no thrills, no fuss. No scenery around. Yet, when you enter you are met with someones unique idea of inner design. Glass staircase leading nowhere, crimson satine sofas, colour combinations that don't mix well, there's so many little things that pollute the visuals. And their love of mirrors! Don't get me started. It's amazing. In it's inverse universe kind of way. The receptionist, a gorgeous young lady, whisked me through the payment and held off on all the details you might want to know. No unnecessary recommendations, not even where your room might be. You can find out on your own. I like discoveries. The rooma have a distinct ageless vibe with them. This, this is where oligarchs and top politicians came to have a nights rest. In the 60's and 70's. I would presume. If it wasn't for the semi-modern phone to call reception, you would believe you are whisked back in time. Now. Don't be fooled by all this luster. You will meet logistical issues. The staircase is dark and room numbers follow somewhat ill logic. Your room has only two outlet plugs. You will have to forego table lamp use if you want to charge your phone or your laptop. The bahtroom is quite large, while showerbooth (when applicable) is on the small side. Breakfast is...well. You love to sleep in, right? Skip it. Visit the hotel restaurant after for some delicious foods. Prices are favoring you. Clean? Yes. Can't complain in cleaning departnent. Hotel is being kept very tidy. All in all - don't come here expecting a European style star system. Ukraine has it's own way of doing things and if you keep an open mind - you'll appreciate quirkiness.

Friendly staff. Receptionist speaks very good English. The rooms are clean and the beds are nice. Hotel is located s bit outside of the center. But an Uber drive will only cost you around 60uah (+- €1.80).