Hotel Cristal

This delightful hotel is a true relic of the past. It will let you genuinely feel the atmosphere of 1985. From the carpet to the room keys and bathtub — everything is soaked in the spirit of that era. It’s a unique artifact from the Soviet Union times, where the carpet in the rooms has survived since your grandfather’s visits and his seaside trips with a water heater. Meanwhile, the broken exhaust fan in the bathroom and the smell spreading throughout the room will bring you closer to your partner.
The birch trees planted along the path to the beach will remind you of Moscow.
And the torn beach umbrellas and sharp shells piercing your feet will tell you tales of your ancestors’ lives.
The only things that might spoil your stay are the modern 19-inch TV and the quiet air conditioner, which cools only down to 25 degrees — way too cold.
At the reception, under a strict signature, they hand you the remotes for the TV and air conditioner — losing them promises immediate execution by a KGB chekist in the sinister hotel basement.
The windows, with handles from the USSR era and no double glazing, are an exact replica and the last remaining artifact of that time. Naturally, they will give you heat by day, noise and cold by night. Do not touch them — they are a museum exhibit.
Don’t miss this unique chance to experience life as your grandparents once did.