For Europe, and in the price-quality ratio, it is very good. We lived on the 3rd floor. The numbers match the description and photo. There are blinds on the windows. The windows overlook the street, but the noise is almost inaudible. There is an air conditioner, birushi, one-time shampoo, shower gel. There is a hotel near the pedestrian street of the "local Arbat", where in the evenings you can sit in street cafes and listen to music. The owners of the hotel are the nicest people, an elderly couple, do everything to understand each other) And what a dog Marley is. Breakfast is included in the morning: the hostess makes an omelet with ham, there are standard sweets, yoghurts, pies, ham, cheese, take as much as you want. And the hostess makes coffee. There is a restaurant and cafes nearby. By the way, not all restaurants are open at lunch in Italy, please clarify this point. I liked the hotel, we stayed there for a week, 7-10 minutes to the sea

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