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September 7, 2022
I read a lot of “bad” reviews and now I’m thinking, what about the good ones? So, from the minuses: 1. Poor sound insulation, if you come across a rowdy neighbor, a cleaning lady who “plows” the tiles with a chair, European lower classes slamming doors - you will hear everything, you will not miss anything. Another option is earplugs, but not everyone can train themselves; it takes years. 2. If you look at the mountains, somewhere there is a dog barking that doesn’t stop, this is the first time I’ve come across that dogs in such heat don’t stop barking almost the entire daylight hours - how sorry for them, it’s not clear why they behave this way. This is not just one day this is every day. 3. Sewer stench, I’m trying to figure it out, but I understand that without a plan for sewers, pipelines and other facilities, I won’t know the true reason, and they won’t tell me. The stench tightly envelops the hotel building from all sides and engulfs several more nearby houses - hydrogen sulfide and nitrogenous (smells like urine). Due to high temperatures, saturated humidity and wind roses, it lasts from 11 pm to 4 am i.e. We close the windows completely. I saw workers in uniform with gas analyzers who measured volatile substances near the grates. But this was done in the wrong places and at the wrong time. So, it’s a vicious circle, because the external unit of air conditioners hums like an airplane. Moreover, if you turn it off, the lower units will continue this hum. Wild barking of a large number of dogs nearby all day long, a stench in the evening and a low-frequency hum.
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