Altin Palace

Friendly owner, they only speak Russian but with the help of the smartphone translator we were able to communicate. They are quite flexible, breakfast is very good and served in he renovated basement.

The furniture in the room is a bit dated and would benefit from some upgrades, but compared to the region it is probably the best you can get.

The rooms were located behind a bar where a karaoke-night was held. Loud partying and music lasted until 22:45 Breakfast cappuccino had old (sour) milk foamed on top of it which made the cappuccino into a gross coffee

Location was nice.

Not too clean, very small room. Reception entered a too high amount when paying which is just not ok. There is just one amazingly bright light in the room. Way too expensive for what you get.

The staff, the room and the food was great.

The location is good, and the bed was comfortable enough. There was no problem with hot water in the shower. Wi-Fi worked well too. There are definitely limited options in the town, and this is probably one of them more upmarket choices.

I felt that overall it underperformed for its price (remember that prices in Moldova are generally low). Firstly, I couldn’t find any towel in the room (maybe the cleaning staff just forgot). Even if the staff were friendly, they could not speak English, and refused to take card payments, meaning that I had to go and find an exchange. Also, there was no ventilation at all in the room, since there were no windows. I stayed in January and it was subzero temperatures outside, but the heating was blasting on full and the radiators wouldn’t change temperature, which made it stiflingly hot to get to sleep - even after leaving the door open, I had to turn on the AC for a bit, which felt incredibly wasteful when it was snowing outside!!

The hotel is situated not far from the main street. It is a solid 3-star hotel, while Moldovan Toursim Agency has given it 4 stars. My room wa situated on the first floor. Majority of rooms are single bed rooms (two single beds in a room). If you request, you will be provided with a room that will have a one big bed made of two single beds. Rooms are clean and have all basic facilities and necessities (flat screen TV, small fridge with mineral water (to be paid), fast Wi-Fi, shower, hair dryer, towels, shampoo, soap, etc.). Downstairs there is a small restaurant, where they serve breakfast (optional, not included in room price), lunch and dinner (Georgian cuisine), which are delicious. A big plate of Turkish breakfast made of scrambled eggs, cheese, olives, bread and honey will cost you 100 lei, which is roughly $5.60. Alcoholic drinks are served as well (local vine and cognac). Overall, good value for money in Comrat. Comrat is a small city of around 20,000 people and all facilities are pretty basic. If you keep this in mind, your stay in the city will be hassle-free.

No gym, but there is a step/bicycle machine in the corridor. :) Walls are not soundproof, so occassionally you might hear well what is going on in the adjasent rooms.

Best hotel in Comrat! Nice and clean suite room, clean bathroom, helpful staff! Hotel is located in the city centre on main street. Hotel has Restaurant.