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Drinking & Nightlife
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Sleeping & Eating
On the Corner
GUESTHOUSE$
( 067 980 3326, 27 437;
www.onthecorner.info
; vul Hetmanska 47A; dm/s/d 100/160/360uah;
)
Vitaliy, his mum Ira, wife Anna, and the rest of the extended Pavliuk family, contin-
ue to wow guests with their legendary hospitality, making this not only the best place to
stay in Kolomyya, but one of the best in all Ukraine. Indeed, this six-room B&B just gets
better, with cable TV, wi-fi, laundry, bike hire, planned disabled access and myriad other
services that other guesthouses wouldn't even consider. With outstanding cooking and
coffee, a multitude of hikes and tours on offer, and assistance and advice provided in
English, German, Ukrainian, Russian and Italian, comments praising 'the best place I
stayed in Ukraine' just keep on filling up the guestbook. Bikeland-affiliated and motor-
cycle -friendly.
Good Morning B&B
GUESTHOUSE$
( 547 97, 066 162 9870;
www.ranok.kolomyya.org
;
vul Rankova 4; s/d 150/200uah; )
You'll know you're on the right track to this superb B&B as the street is signposted in
English from around 200m away. Charming hosts, Maria and Yuriy, speak English and
can help with tours, travel and anything else you can think of. The Hutsul-themed room
is the most striking of the four immaculate bedrooms, the breakfast menu includes real
porridge and they'll pick you up for free from the stations.
Hotel Pysanka
HOTEL$
( 278 55; reception@pysanka-hotel.com; vul Chornovola 41; r 252-353uah; )
Dull but
friendly and super-central, it's strange to think the Hotel Pysanka was once the only show
in town. The 22 rooms are cheaply furnished and have ageing bathrooms but some hoist
