I stayed at Eurohotel a year ago and was pleased to return. It's a great little business-class hotel with decent meeting facilities, a really good Ukrainian restaurant and very helpful staff. The "junior suite" is a great room, but nowhere near a 'suite.' It does have a huge, bright bathroom, though, and a nicer bed than the regular room I saw.

Sole disadvantages: No CNN (BBC World is the sole English TV), and not in the city center.

Breakfast - like in most of Eastern Europe - is strange: Ask for fried eggs, if you want them. Expect salads, spaghettti, meat balls, other items more geared toward lunch or dinner. Cold cuts and cheese. No potatoes, fried or otherwise! Once you get past the odd variety, there is lots of choice and what they offer is remarkably tasty.

Overall: I like it, and would return with pleasure.

This is definitely a hotel that delivers good value for money. It's not the most central in Lviv, because you have to walk about 15 min from for example Rynok square, but in return you get a very cosy hotel. The staff were friendly (don't know about their English because I spoke Ukrainian). The room where we were staying for 2 days (lux) was spacious, clean and with nice design (which is not usual for Ukrainian hotels). The breakfast was excellent. If you are driving they have a car park just next to the hotel. Enjoy your stay!

This hotel is very good value for money. Central location, friendly staff, and most importantly -- for me , at least -- the room was spotlessly clean and quiet. If I were to go back to Lviv this would be my choice again.

The hotel was a great value for money. It was located very close to the historical center of the city, The personnel was great. The breakfasts were awesome. I was really amazed how Ukrainian hospitality and European standards met each other in this hotel.