The WORST Rated Hotel In Dnipro 🇺🇦 

Stayed in worse dumps in the US.

It looks better than most school dorms

yeah, i actually think it's quite decent.

My house is worse.

These "ratings" are BS.

He is "Big Ben" now! :)

@@MrTimodon Not if you ask his Ex-wife

He is quite popular in Ukraine

@@Sporora Oki, he are having a small "Ben" then! :)

When I starteD reading this comment it occurred in the video lawl

Let me share my experience. I once stayed in a hotel in Paris where I could see the sky from my bed through a hole in the roof. Pigeons were gathering around the hole, presumably they where hunting the many cockroaches in the room. No bathroom, but a shared shitter in the hallway (yes, in the hallway, no door). I paid approx £20. This was before TripAdvisor.

@@ettan2007 But the FOOD . . . was to die for, right (?)

The worst hotel I ever stayed at was in Arles in France. I woke up to cockroaches absolutely everywhere

@@chrishamlin4004 The worst hotel I ever stayed in was also in France. Merville-Franceville to be exact. Shocking, so many cockroaches and the window wouldnt fully close so a cold draft blew in all night. And the staff just didn't care lol

there are thousands of motels that are way way worse than the hotel in this video haha

Can confirm I'll be sleeping the the foetal position

@@DailyBald I bet. What I sometimes do is fold up a blanket and hang it over the board so my ankles can tolerate it. Ideally though I avoid all beds with a footboard at all. Not sure why the bed makers assume everyone is around 5 feet 8 or less.

When you come to Ukraine? To do hike on carpthians mountain!

@@vitgrin Sounds amazing, I'd like to see more of Ukraine. Quite possible I'll go back this year, especially since it's one of the few countries that is fully open.

Pro-tip: take the mattress of the other bed and stack them so your feet can go over the wooden frame.

Yea a few of his Indian hotels were very dodgy.

The one in Khyrgystan was far worse than this one!

Damn skippy :)

love from north carolina

Hello from eastern nepal

Which village?

Watching from a cow town in southeast Alabama

Croatia here! 😊

Чепуха! Готель именно так и произносится. "Go-tel", не "Ноtel"! Г - украинская произносится мягче и глуше русской, эквивалент русской Г это украинская Ґ.

Very well explained!

Then why did you go?

Agreed I've stayed in worse in London. London tap water is undrinkable too.

@@rubenswitzer Crystal Lodge Hotel in south Lodon was my worst!

did you get some spots of crustiness on your sheets? LoL

As a russian i can confirm that. There are mosaics and any sort of Statues/Relief etc. I think you can say it's similar to Billboards/Banners in US (as there was non in USSR)

When you watch Bald, you will. Kind of stuck in your head

Don't forget rectangular yellow tiles!

It is actually quite soviet. It is called "паркет".

@@ravirajaka broken shower, window you couldn't close, everything just shabby and dirty...worst one had to be bed bugs 😱

You mean Londonistan 😂

Yea London has some awful hotels, especially considering the ridiculous prices you have to pay for a pokey little room.

@@greyg3614 😂

@@StabStabStabStabby that's true!

So true!

And been mugged by the staff.

Hotel Pennsylvania, NYC. NEVER AGAIN!

@@mastertravelerseenitall298 Same hotel! 🤣

@@acon2834 Hotel Carter on 43rd between 7th and 8th. What a dump!

Good one

actually it came to us from French language

According to prof. Ulla-Maija Forsberg, Helsingin slangi has about 200 words from Russian: mesta, sontikka, lafka, safka, tsut-tsut, daiju, karoosi, narinkka, etc.

Hmm, thats weird. in British English they are always pot plants (but then we don't tend to call the other variety 'pot' here very often)

Yeah I thought he was joking for a second. It didn't occur to me that "pot" might be a british dialect version of "potted."

@@citizenerased1992 They're pot plants in Ozland too.

@@AUmarcus Can verify this. In fact here in Oz, nobody gives it second thought if you say/hear 'pot plant', even though people smoke and call it 'pot' here too. On the other hand : In Oz if someone says that they are growing just 'tomato plants', it often gives people a smile at the very least.

Same in NC 😂🤣😂🤣

Ternopil might be a little too far west for Mr. Bald.

He just has on the main channel i believe :) check it out

@@LawlTwins Haha, oops. He was there. Didn't realize though bc he just took a cab to see a mosaic and then was off again.

Brain washed

@@huuuphuuup6312 yup. The thousands and thousands of people who’ve died were all brainwashed

Up to -30C in mid 90-s. 3km away from that place.

i was expecting somenthing worse, not bad at all

That's strongly depends on peoples' expectations. Born in 1973 and living in Leningrad/St.Petersburg I'd say that there were both bad and good things. We just replaced some of them to other ones. Nothing changed IN AVERAGE.

@@frog58079 yes I understand. It was meant as a little naive joke. I live in Norway and I must say, things are mostly good, but there are many many bad things that aren’t really spoken about, especially on an international level about Norway. There will always be good and always bad things, and experiences everywhere

@@frog58079 ты в Латвии был когда то ?

The secret police and labour camps aren't something I'd miss. But that's all making a comeback. Now the world seems to be laying the groundwork for the rule of the Antichrist, with or without Covid.

Soviet was about standardization. All hotels were the same. Same floors, same paint, same tiles, same windows, beds, armchairs, same bathrooms.. you did not have a choice for better, but you would not stumble something significantly worse. You could be sure what waits you there. And that was not only about the hotels, but about everything- transport, education and even jobs.

Yes, you know everything Bald does is going to be good.

I think it will be problematic concerning the war and "absolutely not Russian" troops there.

@@s.yemchenko5010 But I have read that you need to obtain a special permit by Ukrainian authorities and you can travel there.

I've stayed in worse in London. However my very worst were not in the UK. I'm thinking of a shack I stayed in Nepal, and a place in Safed in Israel, where it turned out I had a lot of company at night when the lights went off.

The UK must be top of the list when it comes to a combination of expensive and horrible.

@@cornishhh I stayed in a top hotel in Edinburgh some years ago, a famous one and parts of the walls were bashed through. The room was en suite but there was nothing to distinguish the room from an ordinary B&B except the price and a fancy restaurant downstairs.

Definitely in cities. There are also amazing hotels and B&Bs in countryside areas and lake districts etc though

@@cornishhh I agree, a friend of mine and I stayed a couple really nice little B&Bs in NI though that were charming and reasonable, London is for sure the worst unless you are prepared to spend your entire vacation money on just a room. I'm a "cheap and cheerful" type myself all I really need is a bed and a shower and a reasonably decent door that locks a TV is a nice bonus and preferably no "tiny companions" of any sort and at least reasonably clean.