Excellent hotel; great location - very center of the city. Very clean and charming room for 3, well equipped, with great view. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff (Nadezhda was just great!). No elevator, but bell stuff willingly helped with luggage. Excellent breakfast. Plenty of nice restaurants around and an excellent one in the hotel.

The hotel is in a great location, in the center of the city. The rooms are reasonably clean and quite comfortable, although furniture and equipment is rather cheap. Rooms are closed with old-fashioned, big keys you are supposed to leave at the reception.

But, in a city where most inhabitants have running water only for a few hours every day one should be glad this hotel has running water all day. And it even has hot water.

Breakfasts... ok, nothing special, but ok.

The funniest part is the Internet access, which is free in this hotel. The trick is that it is not available in the rooms - there is one small table near the reception, next to which there is a chair and an Ethernet LAN socket. The receptionist will give you a patchcord if you forgot to bring one (accustomed to the world of Wi-Fi) and you can sit there surfing as long as your battery last - or until the next guest will come.

Again, this is something to appreciate, as in the George nearby there is no Internet access other than through dialing from the reception.

If you want to be at ground zero in Lviv, want a clean, standard room for about $70/nite, you better check this one out. Across the street from the Grand Hotel @ $165/nite. Great desk staff. Complimentary breakfast. Hot water. Rooms very clean and seem renovated. Rooms are fairly small, mine was more than adequate for one person.