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2023年8月2日
The positives: food is good
Service is Soviet Era. No smiles or helpful demeanor. A lot of interns.
The hotel itself is not designed well. The actual ice rooms have one electrical outlet, right by the door, far away from the bed. Should you charge your device, there is a high risk the maid will open the door without knocking (this happened) and break something.
The rooms have no tables or surfaces but the bed, and ice. There are zero amenities - no lamps, minibar, slippers, hangers - zero!
The sauna is woefully low in temperature, hardly enough to break into a sweat. Seeing as how everything is separated geographically, this would the perfect place to have bathrobes. Or slippers.
One "MUST" leave all luggage in separate chambers away from the ice hotel. These are not very secure, and accessible from the sides and above. If you are cold in the middle of the night, you could get out of the sleeping bag, walk outside to the reception building, and possibly retrieve another layer of clothing to sleep in. All you get is the one bag.
The dining hall is over a kilometer away. There was no service in the bar. There was not even a way to get a glass of water - there are no cups except for in reception, so if one is thirsty at night you have to go to the toilets and drink from the tap. To have a pee at night you have to open 4 doors and walk in the freezing cold hallway to the communal restrooms - and I had the upscale "Art Suite". I've never been so happy to leave a hotel in my life.
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