Shabolovka Hotel

Everything was great, excellent room, cleanest, super service.

I really enjoyed it. I'll stay there.

Very clean everywhere: in the room, in the kitchen, in the bathroom and in the shower.

The manager's not very welcoming, he's not rude, but there's not enough warmth, not enough smiles.

10-12 minutes walk to the subway, the room has a toilet and sink, the mattress is soft, there was no spring, the bed is clean, the towels are not very)) shower room is bigger than in other hostels, more spacious - it's plus, the pressure is also super, not as usual hardly flowing

A really tired room, for the not-so-aggressive (we are like that, we were ready for everything), at the entrance to the room the floor is falling down, in some places on

Location from the subway, just overnight, next to the grocery store.

It's hard to sleep. The bed screams, the mattress is dead after night, the whole body hurts. You wake up from the screams all the time, especially if you're not the only one taking the room. The photo is different from reality, all old, on the drain walls. There's a paper in the bathroom that says, If the drain doesn't work, open the lid and fix the drain valve or call the admini

One of Moscow's most beloved districts... clean as possible, keeping order and clean in rather old-fashioned interiors... met very warmly.

Only the absence of any cosmetic repairs, but it's acceptable for a couple of nights.

Location

In short, if you're nearby and you're in a dead end situation and you need to spend the night somewhere, then yes, under other circumstances, I wouldn't advise.

A hospitable, polite administrator. Cleanliness and order everywhere. People are different, but everyone is quiet and orderly.

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It's close to the subway, near the center, shower room and bathroom in a nice, clean room.

When I got into the hotel, the room was shocked - it's the level of Soviet society. First we walked down the hall where some rooms were open, you can see people living there all the time. Stuffed up. The door is open. Everywhere someone is barking, the floor is falling apart. In the room, too. Somewhere on the edge, the walls are draped, some holes are lubri

The mattresses are really clean, the bed, the pillow doesn't smell.

There's no photo of the common rooms.

In principle, the place is not bad. The city center, it's not hard to find. The sign is really all gone, but still finding a mini-hotel was not difficult. It's five to seven minutes walk to the subway. There are grocery stores nearby, a flower shop. In the mini-hotel itself there is a very kindly administrator who helped us with all the questions. Since we stayed with the groom for one night, I can't say that I felt bad here. But! I'll write down