Hotel George
reviewed by Ivan P Anderson
from United Kingdom
on Apr.12.2009 | "Best if the George is left exactly as it is, lumpy beds and all. I'll be back for the third time on 15 April to see more of Lviv and Uzhgorod." |  | |
Hotel George
reviewed by Ken
from United Kingdom
on Mar.24.2009 | "Scruffy but full of character. The best thing is the bar on the ground floor with its mozaic decorations on the wall - a blast from the communist past!" | | |
Hotel Wien
reviewed by Jackson
from Canada
on Mar.06.2009 | "Excellent hotel. Pleasant staff, clean rooms, comfortable beds, modern bathrooms. The hotel is in a great location, and looks classic on hte outside, and classic, with a modern twist inside." | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by jimmy h
from United Kingdom
on Feb.17.2009 | "Stayed at kosmonaut with my 5 children and 2 grandkids, the staff are very helpfull and speak good english. it was freezing when we arrived in ukraine, but the kos was lovely and warm, stayed for 3 days and would reccomend it." | | |
Hotel George
reviewed by Sal Denvers
from United States
on Feb.13.2009 | "Yeah it s seen better days but it has tonnes of atmosphere. " | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by Tony
from United Kingdom
on Feb.04.2009 | "The atmosphere at the Kos is fabulous. I intended to stay for around 3 days, it ended up that I stayed 7 times longer. Yes! 7 times longer, (3 weeks) the owner is Australian and full of fun, he will tell you the best places to go in the city. If for any reason heís not around, the 24 hour receptions speaks very good English, and are truly happy to be of help. I have got to say ìThe Kosmonautî is home from home. You will feel very safe at the Kos and the location is seconds away from all the main attractions. In other words youíre on top of everything youíll need. I would recommend a restaurant, but I can not remember the name, or I should say I can not spell it. The owner, Eddy will tell you. (Itís on the same side of the road as the Kos, about 20 meters, on the corner) All the locals go to this place. A substantial meal will cost you less than 30 Ukraine, less than £3. A beer 40p/50 cents. Ukraine people are the best I have come across, you will not be disappointed. Once you visit this place you will remember it all your days. Happy travelling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TONY LIVERPOOL " | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by Tony
from United Kingdom
on Feb.04.2009 | "The atmosphere at the Kos is fabulous. I intended to stay for around 3 days, it ended up that I stayed 7 times longer. Yes! 7 times longer, (3 weeks) the owner is Australian and full of fun, he will tell you the best places to go in the city. If for any reason heís not around, the 24 hour receptions speaks very good English, and are truly happy to be of help. I have got to say ìThe Kosmonautî is home from home. You will feel very safe at the Kos and the location is seconds away from all the main attractions. In other words youíre on top of everything youíll need. I would recommend a restaurant, but I can not remember the name, or I should say I can not spell it. The owner, Eddy will tell you. (Itís on the same side of the road as the Kos, about 20 meters, on the corner) All the locals go to this place. A substantial meal will cost you less than 30 Ukraine, less than £3. A beer 40p/50 cents. Ukraine people are the best I have come across, you will not be disappointed. Once you visit this place you will remember it all your days. Happy travelling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TONY LIVERPOOL " | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by Andy Lewis
from United Kingdom
on Jan.04.2009 | "I stayed here for a couple of nights on my first visit to Lviv. I absolutely loved it and cannot wait to go back. Owner and all staff were friendly and helpful and the place has a very welcoming atmosphere. Good facilities, info, location, etc, etc. In fact, location is so good I even managed to find my way back to it on my own when I got separated from my friend after a night out on the 'horilka'. If I can find it, anyone can! Andy, London " | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by misha
from United States
on Sep.27.2008 | "As a frequent traveler to Ukraine and Poland, the Cosmonaut is a very welcome place. It is the best value and choice for budget stay on Lviv. It is central as listed with friendly, multi-lingual staff who make your stay great. There is information on all to see and do in Lviv and beyond plus assistance for further travel and lodging. Bathrooms are also great and very nice for hostels. Come see Lviv before all start to come to make it crowded and expensive like Praha and Krakow have become. There are many places to eat, drink and be merry in the area also. Enjoy!" | | |
The Kosmonaut Hostel
reviewed by Joey
from United States
on Sep.21.2008 | "This was my first time in Lviv, and finding the Kos was so easy... (i usually get lost). Amazingly close to the center, which is super. I cant emphasize enough - location location location. At first glance, looking from the street #8, I was a little concerned, also going up the stairs wasnt too welcoming.. then bam! Inside its buzzling with life at the Kos. fun atmosphere. Nice receptionist, immediately I mingled with fellow travellers and shared war stories... I arrived at 6AM at Lviv, and headed to Kos around 8. There was breakfast there, so I ate. very warm atmosphere. BTW, room #4 (4Beds)is the closest to kitchen, so if you want sleep during day, forget that rooom.=) Everyone was helpful, and yes, i would go back. " | | |
Hotel George
reviewed by Mark Bradshaw
from United Kingdom
on Aug.14.2008 | "Full of atmosphere but desperately in need of a refurb! Breakfasts were rather good, service nothing to write home about but adequate. Has to be said that, with the shortage of hotels in Lviv (and the expense) that the George offers some of the best deals with its excellent location. But the 'faded grandeur' and primitive washing facilities might wear a bit thin after a few days." | | |
Leopolis Hotel
reviewed by Vanessa & Adam Parks
from United States
on Mar.17.2008 | "We actually stayed elsewhere but we had a look in here and it certainly looked very good and we thought we might try it next time!We'll certainly return to Lviv! " | | |
Grand Hotel
reviewed by Jason Bulstrode
from United Kingdom
on Mar.13.2008 | "What a hotel! Just great! The city itself is a bit run donw but still beautiful, and the Grand was an excellent base to explore. I am sure that once Ukraine joins the European Union, this will be the new Prague! Lovely, friendly people." | | |
Grand Hotel
reviewed by Amran Salleh
from Malaysia
on Dec.11.2007 | "what's i can says,is nothings bad. I was spotted by police and the hotel manager proven it i'm the customer without showing my passport. I think i'm the only asian and the first staying in the hotel. All staff very helpfull.Althought few can speek english but they can read your mind. Room? well this one maybe need some improve.Hope i will here again to have fun with snow and have ukraine food with my associate." | | |
Grand Hotel
reviewed by Mike Petersen
from United States
on Nov.26.2007 | "No complaints about the Grand. West European standards and great location. Would go back, next time hopefully not on a business trip..." | | |
Grand Hotel
reviewed by david
from United States
on Sep.11.2007 | "We arrived late, driving from Prymzl crossing was scary and the crossing itself was as organized as a six-year old's rules for hide-and-seek, but imagine that the child was stoned, the strength of eight men, and a machete...
The Hotel Grand was remarkably pleasent after that, and the next morning, we still thought the same. Try the Garlic Soup!" | | |
Hotel Opera
reviewed by Karen Horton
from United Kingdom
on Aug.21.2007 | "Very fancy!" | | |
Hotel Wien
reviewed by Giles Frampton
from United Kingdom
on Jul.12.2007 | "Definitely one of your better bets. Straightforward but decent. Relatively new so not much wear and tear yet.... Good coffee downstairs. " | | |
Hotel Opera
reviewed by Peter Maple
from United States
on Jun.26.2007 | "Western standards and wonderful setting. The George seemed more 'atmospheric' but looked a bit decayed. " | | |
Hotel George
reviewed by Jeannette Dudych
from United States
on Jun.22.2007 | "I had the opportunity of staying at the Hotel George for two nights. I found the staff very accomodating. The rooms, washrooms and showers were very clean and the breakfasts were tastey and ample. I would recommend it for service and location." | | |
Hotel George
reviewed by Jake P
from United Kingdom
on Jun.21.2007 | "It definitely has atmosphere, but one day could benefit from a major overhaul! The bedrooms could be improved!" | | |
Hotel Eney
reviewed by Marcus
from United Kingdom
on Mar.18.2006 | "I stayed in Hotel Eney on my recent trip to Lviv. Very pleasant, clean, modern and welcoming hotel in a quiet, convenient and picturesque location, with super dining room and friendly staff. I would certainly recommend and would return there should I overnight in Lviv again." | | |
Zamok Leva
reviewed by Janet
from United Kingdom
on Sep.07.2005 | "It's a walk to central Lviv but we enjoyed having the peace and quiet. The staff were friendly which made the difference." | | |
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