Zhorzh

Worst hotel I've ever stayed in. Here they treat Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine intolerantly, expressing this both with their dissatisfied faces and with discriminatory signs like “Hotel is free with Russian product.” Here the rights of Ukrainian citizens enshrined in the Constitution are violated, and discrimination based on nationality and language is violated.

Very nice and simple hotel with large rooms and a very good breakfast. Centrally located, very friendly staff. I would definitely stay there again. It has everything you need without any frills. A good Eastern European flair!

The hotel itself is very charming old building. Definitely hope they never make the mistake of modernising the décor. Rooms are large, wifi is good. The reception is 24 hours even these days during curfew. Important if you're arriving late. Many places during the war aren't open late at night and you have to call them and hope they wake up. But here you can just knock on the door and the bellboy is there. Location is great too