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amenities exclusive for you, with our personal touch

Large bed..great lighting & clear view..

full view of room..spacious isn't?

entrance to bathroom

Sitout area..

standard amenities, some of them..

neat & clean bathroom, look at the design

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  1. Vadym Gavrylov1 June 2013 at 07:59

    Hello!

    We (2 adults) would like to stay in your hotel from June 20th till 25th, please advise what will be the price for us at that time. Unfortunately, we can't prepay for it now.
    Also, please advise, can I book a room now and pay for it by arrival, personally, in cash.

    Thank you in advance!

    Regards
    Mr. V.Gavrylov

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  2. Unknown1 June 2013 at 17:37

    Thanks for Query, replied your mail just now!

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