Hotels in Sudak

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• Leman
  "Happy sunny days in Sudak ('Leman' guest house)"
  "we spent a vacation in June at a wonderful place in Sudak city. At first we booked a room via internet at Leman hotel (guest house). We liked the apartments very much. In reality the place is much better than on photos provided at different web-sites. The room was at the 3d floor. The room was b..."right, cosy, clean, with new furniture, tv-set on the wall, conditioner, bathroom with hot water available 24hs, refrigerator. In the morning our room sank in the delightful sun light. I liked very much the twigged chairs at the balcony. The view from the balcony was wonderful - to the famous mountain, castle, the whole city and a bit of a sea. By the way nearby there is a very good outdoor water park. The Leman also has a kitchen at its territory , a pool, place for children games, free parking and a tented eating place outside, etc. The staff is kind and polite. They always helped us to resolve any issues that we en-faced during our holiday. The cuisine at the Leman is perfect.... " More >
• Mini Pansion Kunesh
  "Very pleasant pension"
  "Very clean, newish, well-cared for and friendly with on-site restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Location is on a dirt road so my wiofe couldnlt walk in heels into Sudak proper (developed area begins about a 10 min walk away). Hopwever, consequently the area near Kunesh is quiet. Prioce..." was very reasonable. Will probably stay here next time. " More >
• Hotel Bastion
  "Terrific mural painting"
  "We spent one night here as we were working our way eastwards along the coast of Crimea. We had a spacious and comfortable room overlooking the central courtyard. The season not yet having opened, the pool was empty and the balconies were still being painted. We enjoyed an excellent late lunch in the..." shade of a tree, served by a young man with a tolerable knowledge of English. We mention this since English-speakers were few and far between in the hospitality business in Crimea. In fact, Crimea is a great place for practising one's Russian. There are some charming gazebo-style tea-houses around the perimeter of the terrace. The truly special thing about the indoor restaurant is the extremely wide mural depicting rolling waves that, as the eye sweeps from left to right, change into galloping white horses being driven forwards by King Neptune. That was imaginative and impressive. The food's not bad, either. It's just a short walk to the ancient fortress and, were one keen on rock climbing ... " More >