"Snegiri" Hotel

I spent 5 days here in December. I don't regret it.... Plus: price, location (not that far from the center), there's a towel, hot water with good pressure, mirror, warmth in the room. There's a shared kitchen with tea, boiling, cooler, microwave, refrigerator and dishes. Dali fans on request.... I want to thank administrator Darry separately.

Minus: a small room. washing the toilet. I was shocked for the first time, it was like a dementor's scream

It's a comfortable bed, low price.

100% permeability of the walls. The TV was stolen from 7 a.m. straight to my door. The staff behaved disgustingly, knowing that I (I don't know how other guests, but it was me who got them to take the next room with the kitchen and the hall) was 2 meters from them behind the wall and everything was heard. It's called, Good morning. In response to my silly complaints, say, would sleep, I was told: look at the cloc

The lovely girl at the reception showed me everything, told me. The room will generally go, take a shower, stay overnight, to a larger hotel, I understand, and she doesn't claim. It was quiet despite the first floor and the windows to the street.

The hotel is located on the 1st floor of a residential multi-storey building, next to which the road was being repaired: the taxi couldn't get to the door, had to sink a heavy bag in a ditch with its feet

Single beds instead of bunk beds

I made a reservation for three days, and I asked to change the sheets on the second day, but the administrator refused. At first, the cleaning lady said that they change the sheets every seven days. Later, the administrator changed her story and said that they change the sheets every three days. I said changing the sheets is a very simple matter. Regarding the matter, she said that changing the bed sheets requires

I'm going to stay the night.

It's hard to park in the evening because the hotel is on the first floor.

It's not far from the train station, if it's just a backpack, and not far from the main attractions (Lenin's iceberg in the harbor, Lake Semyonovsky, a monument to the defenders of the Arctic)... especially if there are no downhills and elevators, but it's Murmansk and you have to understand that the city is on a slope, which means there's a downhill - a climb all over the city.... but this is just a plus for me, so it's wonderful!

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Voluntary staff, quick and efficient resolution of issues, settlement at any time, the very fact of having a single-seat number

The window is not the height of the belt for a person outside. Opening the window even just to ventilate is uncomfortable and unsafe: from the street you can see perfectly (It takes even a day to cover the window) if you want to get inside through the window. The rosette is in an abstract place, unsuitable for use.

It's a good idea to spend the night on the road.

It's on the 1st floor of a residential building, everything that happens to the neighbors over you will be your property, at any time of the day or night.

I met them very well, they waited (my plane was delayed by 8 hours). They were friendly, kind, polite girls.

The first floor, where people walked around the windows, had curtains hanging, and the road was being repaired.