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"Excellent hotel and staff. Very comfortable stay and friendly staff. "

"Bardzo dobry nowy hotel, pokoje w wysokim standardzie. Czajnik w pokoju. Bezpłatny podziemny parking. Bardzo dobre śniadania - szwedzki stół. Polecam."

"Very nice property and very engaged staff. Rooftop restaurant is excellent. I stop here every time I'm in Lviv and wish I had another day or two each time."

"Great clean place to stay and very central & walkable spot. "

"Clean, comfortable, good breakfast, polite staff"

"I am in Ukraine to do volunteer work. Before moving to a flat in the city centre, my introduction to Lviv and to Ukraine was the gracious staff at the Hotel Maestral. I walked in the door after a long bus ride and border crossing on Saturday night. I was soooo tired. So, when I walked in the door, and the kind woman behind the desk greeted with, "We've been waiting for you!" and a smile, it warmed my heart. My room was well-appointed, and the renovations are stunningly beautiful. Add 3.5 meter ceilings (think...they were spacious), a king bed, and reliable internet for my digital nomad work, and it was a quite comfortable fit. Breakfast is included and features fresh vegetables, cheeses, scrambled eggs, sausage, fried potatoes and bread, along with a solid coffee machine with the usual choices in Eastern Europe. But the people at the hotel, and their general friendliness and amenability to offer encouragement to a visitor from halfway around the world whose Ukrainian is rudimentary at best, was the most important thing of all. Of course, Lviv itself is a beautiful European city, really a must-see, especially now, when a visit adds to the economy of the freedom's greatest ally--today's counterpart to Churchill's Britain in 1940. So, a huge "дякую!" to the management and staff of the Hotel Maestral in Lviv, Ukraine! You must make it part of your next visit to Ukraine!"

"Noisy"

"Nice updated hotel with nice staff. "

"Even when there is a war going on, the hotel was a great place to stay. I wasn’t a tourist I work for an NGO."