
In May 2026, he arrived in the city of his youth (Ryazan) for the Day of the Military motorist. Naturally, the question "where to spend the night" arose automatically. Therefore, the Internet helps. The search and rating system quickly provided the "highest rated" option, which, admittedly, did not disappoint in the future. The hotel is positioned as a 4-star and is located almost a 5-minute walk from the city center (Lenin Square), which is very convenient in terms of accessibility (by car and on foot). Inside and out there is a modern building: modern elevators, convenient and thoughtful location of the premises, including a spacious foyer with souvenirs and comfortable chairs for guests to relax, a reception area and a dining room. Unfortunately, I spent 1 night at the hotel, had breakfast in the morning and left for my permanent location, taking with me pleasant impressions of the beautiful and friendly girls at the reception, clean, snow-white towels, bed linen, and a wide range of dishes in the dining room... By the way, I ran into some talkative Chinese people on my way out of the hotel.
The city has changed a lot in 25 years, of course, in some ways it has remained the same, but, last but not least, the homely comfort and hospitality of the hotel owners have contributed to the collection of impressions (parking is naturally free for guests). Would I want to look here again on occasion, definitely, yes! If possible, on occasion, I will advise someone else. Ryazan is the city of my cadet youth, bye!