Odessa

The current owners inherited the premises from a publishing company that had wallpapered the entire place in magazine front pages, hence the name. — Lonely Planet

This no-frills mini business hotel occupying an old tram depot by the train station is for those who use their room to sleep and wash but little else. — Lonely Planet

With attractive, pastel-hued rooms featuring minimalist decor and fine-textured carpets, and a wonderful swimming pool, this definitely qualifies as a good deal for Odesa. — Lonely Planet

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While the decor is hit or miss, the generous size of the rooms, professional service and overall modernity of this 100-room high-rise make up for it. — Lonely Planet

With iron-lace balustrades, stained-glass windows, parquet flooring and an inner courtyard, the place still oozes Regency charm and remains the lodgings of choice for the smart set. — Lonely Planet

Dorms come in different sizes (some are a little cramped), but all bunk beds come with orthopedic mattresses and curtains. A reasonable shower/guest ratio prevents morning queues. — Lonely Planet