Parus hotel beach

In one word, “Back in the U.S.S.R.” Everything resembles the Soviet Union. Medical numbers procedures. In the dining room there is something like a buffet (not to represent Turkey), but it’s meager. Very beautiful nature, but there is no urban infrastructure as such. Only the territory of the sanatorium. If you got the ticket for free or at a very big discount, then definitely go. It's not worth the full price. + private beach with elevator, sun loungers, cafe. Renovated rooms with double windows, air conditioning and stunning views of the sea and mountains. For amateurs and professionals there is a large alcohol market nearby.

The place is next to the swallow's nest, the views are excellent, a wonderful observation deck, the beach is clean. The area is small, but more or less well-groomed. The sanatorium is conveniently located; you can get to Yalta and other attractions by bus for just a penny. The price for the room is indecently high, the room has a CRT TV from the 90s with 5 channels... rickety furniture, a shower room with a hole in the floor. The cleaning is so-so, if you don’t ask for soap and shampoos, they won’t give you any, they changed the pillowcases a couple of times in 11 days... The food in the dining room is simply terrible! There is a restaurant on site, it’s ok, but it costs money, of course. Alcohol is off the table) The doctors are rude and soviet, the equipment is from there. There are a lot of pensioners, although it’s not clear where they get so much money. If not for the views, there would be nothing to catch there

Elevator, WiFi and food suck. I was only pleased with the presence of a close beach, a swimming pool, a gorgeous view and shops (they just weren’t there last time when I was on vacation in another place) and the sanatorium itself needs to be upgraded, it’s already too old

The place is interesting, there is no treatment, WiFi is normal only in the first building, in November there is not enough swimming pool and bar. The TV in the second building shows disgustingly. The food is ok.

At first it gives the impression of being Soviet, but over time this is compensated by its excellent location and amazing views. Friendly staff, there are attendants on the floor. The food is good, appetizers - buffet, 2-3 soups + main course on the menu. A huge beautiful area, with a bunch of benches, like the Swallow's Nest and the entire coast to Yalta. The standard room is small, imperfect, but quite clean. There is no sun on the beach after lunch, it is hidden behind the mountain, so it is not hot and very comfortable. The water is crystal clear. You go down to the beach by elevator, then walk through a long cold corridor. There is a parking lot, it's paid, but sometimes you have to get creative to get somewhere. We were there in July.