Nagara Boutique Hotel

This was the final fourth hotel on our vacation. It had the highest price of all the hotels I bought during my vacation, but the level was the lowest. Most likely, my review will be a composite of the previous ones. Upon arrival, we entered the territory and no one met us, the reception was empty, there were someone's suitcases nearby. That is, if we wanted, we could take them, leave and no one would notice 😄 The rooms really correspond to those in the photo. Only in the photo everything is fresh and beautiful, but in fact it has already seen better days 🙂 somewhere there are cracks in the plaster, somewhere it is smeared and painted. There is no ventilation in the bathroom and therefore it smells strongly of dampness, in some places there is mold on the tiles, there are spots of corrosion on the metal. There is practically no soundproofing, you can clearly hear people talking both on the street and behind the wall. They really refuse to give out beach towels, and those that are given for internal use are often stained, as are the bed linens. The only thing that makes this story better is the staff. Everyone is very friendly, smiling, trying and ready to help. I would probably be ready to close my eyes if the price was at the level of $40-50. But I bought it for $90 and expected to get a higher level.