Hotel Kuban has clearly seen better days. The property is in need of renovation and a deep, general cleaning – carpets in both public areas and rooms are dirty, and so are the sun loungers by the pool. There are no pool towels available. Rooms are cleaned every other day – overall, they’re fairly clean inside, except for the worn carpets and torn curtains. The air conditioning doesn’t work or barely functions, though luckily, we didn’t experience extreme heat. Pool & Entertainment: Every morning, there’s a daily “sunbed battle” – people start lining up at 8:00 AM to rush into the pool area at 9:00 AM when it opens. In the evening, it’s hard to find seats during the animation shows – come early or expect to stand. Pros: A definite highlight is the water slides – there are 7 in total, plus a splash pool with smaller slides for children. This is a big plus, especially for families. However, the entire water zone is quite cramped considering the hotel’s size and capacity, so it gets very crowded during peak hours. Food: The food is of average quality – there’s always something to choose from, but it lacks variety. It’s not bad, but not very exciting either. Location: On the one hand, the location is good – right on the main promenade and about a 5-minute walk from the beach. On the other hand, it’s extremely noisy – loud music, parties, and clubs (including erotic bars) go on until morning. Even with closed windows, you can hear everything. Cleanliness of the Surroundings: The area around the hotel is dirty in the morning. There are no trash bins nearby, so people throw garbage on the ground. Cleaning doesn’t start until around 8:30 AM, so the streets look like a mess until then. Summary: This hotel is more suitable for partygoers who don’t mind the noise or lower standard. If cleanliness, comfort, and peace are important to you – this place may be disappointing. For families with children, the water slides are a great attraction, but be prepared for crowds and a lack of organization.
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