Reasons why PPPeter is the one of the best travel reviewer out there: - He also entertains throughout the video with funny scenes instead of just reviewing -Hes not scared to be a bit cringy, quirky, silly or over dramatic and that makes the videos burning bright like the sun. - There is a sense of freedom in these videos as even Peter does not know what to expect and actually explains his live reaction in the journey (So its unpredictable) - How can you not laugh at Vladmir in the background - He does not try to make the video longer with random and boring scenes. - Intros always gets me smiling before the video and your stories and scenes like the fortune teller, car riding, music and using a tv for trip advisor all fits a great theme THANKS FOR THESE VIDEOS!!
I just love how the music changed to an improvised accordion anthem of Moldova when the country was revealed. You put so much work and professionalism into your videos, much respect for that
The "Опечатано" means "Sealed" and could be used to seal the crime scene, the property seized by court order or just for the security reasons. Here I think the chef of the office sealed the door to be sure that no one been there during his absence.
Hello! I'm from Romania and I can chime in with some weird things: the guy at the entrance was most probably the guard as private security is very common in Romania/Moldova and they're hired by most companies that have to deal with lots of people on a daily. The balcony is sloped by design to prevent puddles, its Soviet architecture at its finest!
The fact that I am from Moldova and since you've started these series I've been literally dreaming about you going there, damn... this is pure gold Peter!
Honestly this hotel was a place I would stay in. The people where nice and the “older” looking rooms seems like a grandmas home which to me is comforting.
Fun Fact: In all Eastern Europe countries, (including mine - Bulgaria) all sockets next to the balcony, placed 2 meters from the floor, are planned for any future AC units plugged directly in to the socket.
I thought the same, here in Argentina most homes already have sockets placed like that in case you want to put an AC unit inside,since they require electricity to work they can be plugged properly.
The impression I have is all those "worst reviewed hotels" aren't nowhere near the worst hotels in those countries, bc they are at least listed in travelling websites. Im sure there are definetely hotels worst than those in Moldiva and in other countries he visited across Europe
But if the hotels are not on booking tourists can't find them. But I can assure you that there is no culture for locals to stay at hotels so it very probably that was really the worst hotel in the country.
18:35 Those are actual Soviet-made elevators, incredibly dangerous, as it is quite common for them to move off with partially closed doors (or not closed at all) due to the original faulty electronics. Great video Péťo once again! 👏😘
Yeah, when he stood midway the closing door and it didn't start to open I thought Fuck, the reverse is broken, if anybody press the button the cabin will move with open doors
Balcony floor angle is not that bad though. As far as I know, according to the USSR standards it should be made for open balconies to prevent puddles. I didn't found the exact standard, but many sources claims that 3-5 degrees are OK.
@Romania Insight yes, that's why eastern european architecture is so good. Lmao no one wants to live in those small and ugly apartments, it's depressing!
Moldova isnt that bad. Make sure to visit Orheiul Vechi, Milesti Mist, Comrad and there are some abandoned buildings in Chisinau, like the abandoned observatory. It is fun to go there and some km away from Chisinau there is a huge abandoned tower as well.
@@AlternateHistory The observatory is on my list as well as Tiraspol for sure 👍 Thanks for the suggestions I am sure I will do some of them since I still have some spare time left
Greetings from a Moldovan here! 🇲🇩 🇲🇩 🇲🇩 I am happy people get to know about Moldova through your funny videos, lots of people don't even know about the existence of this country. The hotel was not bad by the way. However I would recommend you visit agro-tourist hotels or hotels that are part of the wineries 🍷🍷🍷, they will give you better experience of what Moldova means.
Also the reason why its mostly occupied by "businesses" is cause there's lots lawyers/entrepreneurs that want a place in the center of the Capital and its easy for their clients to meet them there, it's easy to go to hotel blabla instead of finding some newly built building in the outskirts that's cheaper but less visible and "prestigious".
Seemed also rather selfexplenatory to me. Someone bought old hotel and turned it into cheap office bulinding getting a steady good income with low level investment. Imagine renovating that to a proper standard and having a low occupation.
Love how you go to Europes worst hotel in poorest European Country...I've been to many rich European countries and can say that Hotel Turist looks a banging bargain and better rooms than alot of hotels in the fancies richer cities. At €31 for two people I can honestly say it had a damn nicer bathroom than many hotel rooms I've stayed in for €75 a night.
30 years ago, I stayed at a motel in Virginia, U.S.A., which was the most horrible motel experience of my life. The swimming pool was empty and full of trash, the receptionist was wearing bedroom slippers on her feet, which were on the counter, and didn't bother wearing any of her dentures. The room had GREASY covers on the beds. I didn't even bother to pull the cover back, I slept on top of the bed. There were roaches everywhere, and a bathroom so filthy, I could not bring myself to take a shower in it. For the record, after a day of travel, a hot shower to me is a MUST! Best of all, when they put in a window air conditioner, they shoved it in a hole low to the ground, and didn't bother to trim the weeds growing around the hole, so they just pushed them in around the air conditioner. When I went to make a phone call (remember, it's 30 years ago) the phone book had writing on the edge saying something about "Kill me now, I can't stand it here anymore". When we went out later in the day to look for an apartment, the first person we saw told us to leave the motel immediately, as it was a well known hang out for prostitutes, addicts, and had suicides and murders happen more than a few times in the past. The motel you reviewed is the Hilton in comparison.
That 2m socket was for the AC that they'll probably install sometime . Also, all balconies in Moldova and Romania have a small angle, so you can wash with water and the water will drain itself :)
@@patrykdziatkiewicz4077 I'm a romanian and every balcony in old buildings has/had a little pipe that extented like 10 cm from the wall so the water wouldn't just inundate your neighbor.
To me I love it when he reviews a badly reviewed place that was recently renovated, because if he didn't, nobody would! It's also nice to see them in a nice place ^ ^
It would be amazing if Peter would do a revisiting the worst reviewed places, to se how much they've changed since then like the "worst reviewed pub in Prague" that was my favorite.
You should go, i was there or well technically still am here (hm hm Transnistria). It is an interesting country. Go and check Gagauzia, they have a Turkic language in there.
Well... This was fun! Computer - broken. Doorknob - broken. The outlet that high might be for air conditioning which could be mounted after since it's in renovation, it would be right by the unit. But the most important thing... You've travelled through Romania! Bucharest maybe?
I live in Switzerland and here we have Thermal baths with sulphurous water which smells like eggs and it's actually very healthy - but I don't think it is the same "eggy water" than in this hotel.
I m a french guy from moldova and I never thought that you will make a video aboult this amazing country, I was soooo happy when I saw this ! Thank you !
At 15:10 you can see a transparent thing top right moving through the left.. Can be a reflection from outside but theres also a possibility that that hotel can also be haunted being that old.
Hi. I am from Romania and I just want to say that you should be sorry for commenting on the internet. In our country it's a sin for women to post comments online. Their opinion is invalid generally speaking. Repent!
I'm impressed at how the slightly older lady speaks such good english. When I was traveling about the Balkans, most older adults (30's and up) could barely speak it, and it was a younger persons thing.
I’ve been to Slovenia and got around fine with English, and I’ve heard Croatia is alright too. The rest of the balkans aren’t as easy (except maybe Greece) from what I hear, and in the former Soviet Union outside of the Baltics, it’s basically a requirement to know Russian.
@@lifeofabronovich7792 Georgia is pretty english-friendly. But I definitely want to learn a decent amount of Russian before I go back to these areas. I missed out on a lot of interesting conversations.
I feel like the receptionist was suspicious when she was looking at you. In the ending she told you that she wanted to check your room before you leave, which is strange to me. Also when you asked about the reviews i think that she though you were journalists or something, so she was more smiling and told that was working there just for a week, which I believe was a lie for not answer the questions.
I laughed so hard when you said that you changed clothes to look normal. The people of The Republic of Moldova are ethnically Romanian (I am Romanian) but the history is complicated. So, they know that Vlad was wearing a T-shirt of basically Vlad the Impaler but defaced x). Haven't finished the video yet but I am curious if anyone will point that out.
I stayed at the Hansbrinker Hotel, in Amsterdam, back in 1981. No bathroom in the room, just a sink, and a bed, and that's it. The washroom was so dirty, you had to wear your shoes, as they would make a stick stick sound when you walked. LOL. Pppeter, could you make a best of Drago video, I think his adoring fans would love it,
Love the old soviet style. In Australia, the only soviet products we see are photographic equipment drom the 1950s to 1980s. I love the rustic look and the passive neglect look of soviet things.
@@tomek470 No, not really. There are over 10 million tourist foreigners each year comming to Paris. If every hotel there was a miserable shithole, nobody would come. The city makes a lot of money from tourism, it would lose a lot if there was no good hotel to be found. Of course you can fin terrible hotels there, as in any capital city, I have had a very bad experience with my bed not being done and finding a used condom in the room, but there are also luxuous palaces as well as your completely average and normal hotel.
@@goldpaulike5304 unfortunately I know how to speak English m8, it’s just that I know that he can read French so why not express my opinion in French for him. Anyway come back to the ether my friend.
Ok, native Chishinau citizen and a long time fan here. First of all, happy you finally visited Moldova. Second, it was a pleasure you have chosen hotel Tourist. For a long time I had my hairdresser working in one of those offices and I have a lot of funny and creepy pictures from that place because the walls, the carpets, the elevator - everything screams in soviet. Actually inside the “offices” they are allowed to make renovations, so, for example, my hairdresser little studio looked nice. We have many worse places to stay, but not all of them are hotels so you’re welcome! I hope you had a great trip to Moldova and enjoyed some nice things too.
I don't know if anyone pointed this out, but as someone who worked with hotels, if you really want the worst of the worst in a hotel, book directly with them. Making reservations from booking makes you able to review and rate the hotel- and people who work there, as long as the best rooms are available, will give you one of those- on the other hand if you book directly with the hotel it's more difficult to you to give feedback on the internet for future travellers to see- At least that's my personal experience...
19:39 it means "sealed up" with a stamp of company and signature of director. It is normal to detect entry into the room like this in soviet countries.
The room with a note on Russian says that the entrance is sealed. Probably didn’t pay rent or police shut the property and accounts down Hello from Russia btw
Also my grandparents had coal-based heating and lived close to a mine, and the words brought back memories. So... I guess the running water is just a bit on the bad side quality wise.
You're the most entertaining person on this platform. I have been binge watching your videos, I'm addicted. Your uploads always put a smile on my face. Most welcomed to visit Lithuania 🇱🇹 ..
Looks to me to be about what you can expect from a 2 star hotel. Decent room, decent toilet and a lockable door. That's really all I want from a hotel whenever I travel. Ah of course a livable room temperature as well. Maybe in the dead of winter this hotel doesn't cut it but so far it looks exactly like a 2 star hotel.
My husband and I been to a place where you sit on the toilet and you lean on the wall then in the shower you go to step in the shower nope not in the middle you fall threw.dont lay on the bed it feels like bugs are jumping all over you.the other place you should just burn your clothes after.
You can feel how Peter's animating skills are getting better and better in every video :) PS: Your Romanian accent is great! And that Borat reference is just 👌🏻👌🏻
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You guys are hilarious lol I was not expecting to be so entertained by sheer comedy alone when I clicked to watch this video. Subscribed. Vlad doing the weird shit in the background is hilarious I love it
Dear Peter greetings from Australia .. I find your channel the most underrated on RUclips you are a Star who deserves so much more I’d rate you as good as Sacha Baron Cohen keep up the good work
Vladimir's cough was a bit worrying. My wife says he might be spending too much time in unsanitary conditions. I think his smoking probably isn't helping either.
LOVE THIS SERIES PLEASE DO MORE! :D I live in the U.K and would love to visit Slovakia and Czech Republic, I have been watching you for about 2 years and love your Content! :)
I feel I should clarify the mystery, that power plug near the ceiling is for an air conditioner device (to be mounted next I suppose 😀). you're doing a great job @pppeter 👏, I love your videos!!
Moldova 🇲🇩 good old Moldova. One of my Best Holidays I've ever had. Lovely Country, Lovely People. I stayed at a Low Priced Hotel and I've got very High Standards. It was ofcourse not the best, but did the Job. I would love to visit Moldova again.
I`m not from Moldova, but I can assume is much cheaper for a firm to rent a hotel room and get a discount from the owner, since every bussniess needs a headquaters, and is most likely cheaper then renting a normal bussnies place or have it in their home. Also, in case you want to do kinda on the grey area of the law bussniess, then even if they catch you they got nothing to take from the HQ since the firm dosen't own the HQ just rents it.
Simply put, fall of the USSR has leaved a lot of semi- and fully- abandoned buildings. Big hotel buildings, staying empty most of the time because of lack of tourists, abandoned factories and engineering bureaus, because their production is not competitive on market so they went bankrupt... Lots and lots of them around ex-USSR, including Russia of course. Some are rented for cheap for offices like this one, several "lucky" ones were renovated and now serve as the shopping malls or art galleries. Most of the remains are doomed to just rust on our unwelcoming weather.
I really appreciate how PPPeter just full sends the slavic stereotypes. Never change. Get more and more trashy, duct tape your wheels back onto your car and keep getting hammered, it's appreciated. You're so handsome and so talented, however at 13:31 you didnt put your phone on airplane mode and likely were using data and not wifi, but what do I know?
When I saw in the title "...Europe's Poorest Country" I was excited thinking you would be coming to my motherland Macedonia but c'mon dude, Moldova even has a McDonalds.. :D
This was just in my recommended and decided to watch it...I know it's not Eastern Europe but you guys definitely have to try the Corbigoe hotel in London. That's a terrible place run by some Romanians everything is mouldy, dusty they literally NEVER clean there is TV but it doesn't work and it's cold because no heating and even if there is hot water you have to wait like 3 minutes for it.
I tourist travel on a tight budget and I would definitely stay there. I plan on going to Romania, Moldova and Transnistria next year and hope it’s available. I hope you gave the babushka a $20. She seemed nice.
Transnistria is not a country. But they think they are apart of Moldova. If you go in the Bender or Tiraspol, you'll see old architecture from URSS time, the streets, the parks.. Also, you'll have to change money in transnistrian ruble, looks like Russian rubles (you can change $/€, but usually they are using sometime just dollars) because they don't use Moldavian leu. But some moldovian people are going in Transnistria, because there the products are cheaper than in Moldova, but the products are the same.
The plug that you saw on the top side of the room is 99% used for the AC due to the fact that almost all models of ACs come with a short cable. This design is really popular also for new buildings in order to make it more practical and aesthetic for the AC
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Drago is an amazing actor, particularly when he pauses for 30 seconds before saying his lines.
that's some next level method acting
who is this drago ?
anyone know the song at 1:44?
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Reasons why PPPeter is the one of the best travel reviewer out there:
- He also entertains throughout the video with funny scenes instead of just reviewing
-Hes not scared to be a bit cringy, quirky, silly or over dramatic and that makes the videos burning bright like the sun.
- There is a sense of freedom in these videos as even Peter does not know what to expect and actually explains his live reaction in the journey (So its unpredictable)
- How can you not laugh at Vladmir in the background
- He does not try to make the video longer with random and boring scenes.
- Intros always gets me smiling before the video and your stories and scenes like the fortune teller, car riding, music and using a tv for trip advisor all fits a great theme
THANKS FOR THESE VIDEOS!!
Thank you for this. You know me well.
Thank You Pppeter so much entertainment.not a kind of boring stuff.well done..by the way i'm from.the Philippines.
@@PPPeter_Official btw peter, where's ludo? It would be more fun if you do it as a trio
there is no better than one and only - bald and bankrupt!
fun fact: it was written by peter himself using his second account xd
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On 19:50 it says "Sealed" to prevent unathorized access into the room or even into some buildings. These notes is common in Russia
I just love how the music changed to an improvised accordion anthem of Moldova when the country was revealed. You put so much work and professionalism into your videos, much respect for that
what’s the song?
@@jaif7327 national anthem of Moldova at 1:04
The "Опечатано" means "Sealed" and could be used to seal the crime scene, the property seized by court order or just for the security reasons. Here I think the chef of the office sealed the door to be sure that no one been there during his absence.
Блятифул экспланэйшн, комрад
According to the translation into English, Опетчатано means "condemned" which is accurate according to the condition of the building 😂😂😂😂
Thx my Russian man
so what if he comes back and the seal is broken? What is he gonna do with that information i wonder..
Ghosts might be trapped in there 👻👻👻😂
a random stranger: "if you missed living in the soviet, come stay at the hotel turist"
bald and bankrupt: don't mind if i do
Bald would love the Soviet balcony lol
I would unironically stay here if I were in moldova, it doesn’t look half bad
@@lifeofabronovich7792 I would definitely stay here!
as a Ukrainian-Canadian
@@walterbrunswick Yeah, as an Indian-American, I agree
@@walterbrunswick yes as a German-Texan I also agree
Hello! I'm from Romania and I can chime in with some weird things: the guy at the entrance was most probably the guard as private security is very common in Romania/Moldova and they're hired by most companies that have to deal with lots of people on a daily. The balcony is sloped by design to prevent puddles, its Soviet architecture at its finest!
I'm also from Romania too, but I moved in the US about a decade ago (10 years).
@@yennerchristien. who asked?
@@ciuviskpl4837 bro calm it wtf harmless information
@@ciuviskpl4837 who asked you?
The fact that I am from Moldova and since you've started these series I've been literally dreaming about you going there, damn... this is pure gold Peter!
Honestly this hotel was a place I would stay in. The people where nice and the “older” looking rooms seems like a grandmas home which to me is comforting.
I feel like there's a trend here in the worst reviewed placed its either getting renovated or the staff is new or both which is kinda good
Or, maybe they're getting paid by the hotels to show them in "not so poor light".
@@badbadrobotrobot959 would you go to any of the hotels they go to?
Personally I wouldn't
Decadent Capitalism in action
@@badbadrobotrobot959 sone if them ye
@@simonescelsa what? Lol he is literally in a post soviet country and you are complaining the hotels/restaurants are improving and getting better?
Fun Fact: In all Eastern Europe countries, (including mine - Bulgaria) all sockets next to the balcony, placed 2 meters from the floor, are planned for any future AC units plugged directly in to the socket.
Exactly my first thought about it - must be for an AC unit.
in india too it is there in almost every home
I thought the same, here in Argentina most homes already have sockets placed like that in case you want to put an AC unit inside,since they require electricity to work they can be plugged properly.
In Indonesia too.. if not AC, it for Fan
AC?!? This would be a first to any of my 10 years of traveling to Eastern European countries...AWESOME!
The impression I have is all those "worst reviewed hotels" aren't nowhere near the worst hotels in those countries, bc they are at least listed in travelling websites. Im sure there are definetely hotels worst than those in Moldiva and in other countries he visited across Europe
Yes that’s why he said worst reviewed and not the worst in all of Europe
But if the hotels are not on booking tourists can't find them.
But I can assure you that there is no culture for locals to stay at hotels so it very probably that was really the worst hotel in the country.
@@kostasbert1913 exactly
1. The plug placed next to the ceiling is because it was used to charge the AC
2. the balcony has a 5° elevation because the water will need to go out
I love when I randomly stumble across channels I didn't know existed and absolutely love them! About to binge all your content!
18:35 Those are actual Soviet-made elevators, incredibly dangerous, as it is quite common for them to move off with partially closed doors (or not closed at all) due to the original faulty electronics.
Great video Péťo once again! 👏😘
Yeah, when he stood midway the closing door and it didn't start to open I thought Fuck, the reverse is broken, if anybody press the button the cabin will move with open doors
That's a normal way we do it here. Elevators in 70% of Chisinau blocks are same as this.
"incredibly dangerous" yet work flawlessly for 40+ years. Not like the Western stuff, that breaks down every 2 years, right?
@@grundgesetzart.1463 our elevators dont breakdown lmao
19:50 what does that paper say?
Balcony floor angle is not that bad though. As far as I know, according to the USSR standards it should be made for open balconies to prevent puddles. I didn't found the exact standard, but many sources claims that 3-5 degrees are OK.
@Romania Insight Is this actually serious or a joke?
@Romania Insight yes, that's why eastern european architecture is so good. Lmao no one wants to live in those small and ugly apartments, it's depressing!
That’s about what I figured too
It's more those cracks I'd put a small finger into that'd grab my attention more 😂
Makes it easier for people who criticise the government to "fall off"
You gotta be kidding me.. I am in Moldova next week and actually booked Hotel Turist.. Now I am scared
Edit: Doesn't look bad at all
Lol! Can you tell us in a week how your visit was?
@@dominuscircensis3645 Sure I will 😂 I would be so stoked if my room has a loose door handle and a gum on the balcony 😂
Moldova isnt that bad. Make sure to visit Orheiul Vechi, Milesti Mist, Comrad and there are some abandoned buildings in Chisinau, like the abandoned observatory. It is fun to go there and some km away from Chisinau there is a huge abandoned tower as well.
@@AlternateHistory The observatory is on my list as well as Tiraspol for sure 👍 Thanks for the suggestions I am sure I will do some of them since I still have some spare time left
@@timmichaelvesper5974 Prepare some Russian phrases for your trip :)
Good luck!
I laughed my arse off when he was about to check out the bathroom and the door handle falls right off the door. 😂
it was one of those "Clark-Griswold-jumps-on-bed-but-immediately-bounces-off" moments 🤣
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Greetings from a Moldovan here! 🇲🇩 🇲🇩 🇲🇩
I am happy people get to know about Moldova through your funny videos, lots of people don't even know about the existence of this country.
The hotel was not bad by the way.
However I would recommend you visit agro-tourist hotels or hotels that are part of the wineries 🍷🍷🍷, they will give you better experience of what Moldova means.
Also the reason why its mostly occupied by "businesses" is cause there's lots lawyers/entrepreneurs that want a place in the center of the Capital and its easy for their clients to meet them there, it's easy to go to hotel blabla instead of finding some newly built building in the outskirts that's cheaper but less visible and "prestigious".
ah okay, make sense
Seemed also rather selfexplenatory to me. Someone bought old hotel and turned it into cheap office bulinding getting a steady good income with low level investment. Imagine renovating that to a proper standard and having a low occupation.
Love how you go to Europes worst hotel in poorest European Country...I've been to many rich European countries and can say that Hotel Turist looks a banging bargain and better rooms than alot of hotels in the fancies richer cities. At €31 for two people I can honestly say it had a damn nicer bathroom than many hotel rooms I've stayed in for €75 a night.
Couldn't agree more
Yup, broken door handles are nothing special for me, also had them in my youth in Italy and Croatia.
totally agree
its still better than hotel baby in Paris
It's only €31 because Moldova is very poor, and people who live there couldn't afford more than that.
30 years ago, I stayed at a motel in Virginia, U.S.A., which was the most horrible motel experience of my life. The swimming pool was empty and full of trash, the receptionist was wearing bedroom slippers on her feet, which were on the counter, and didn't bother wearing any of her dentures.
The room had GREASY covers on the beds. I didn't even bother to pull the cover back, I slept on top of the bed. There were roaches everywhere, and a bathroom so filthy, I could not bring myself to take a shower in it. For the record, after a day of travel, a hot shower to me is a MUST!
Best of all, when they put in a window air conditioner, they shoved it in a hole low to the ground, and didn't bother to trim the weeds growing around the hole, so they just pushed them in around the air conditioner. When I went to make a phone call (remember, it's 30 years ago) the phone book had writing on the edge saying something about "Kill me now, I can't stand it here anymore". When we went out later in the day to look for an apartment, the first person we saw told us to leave the motel immediately, as it was a well known hang out for prostitutes, addicts, and had suicides and murders happen more than a few times in the past.
The motel you reviewed is the Hilton in comparison.
I just found your Channel I'm from the UK love your work! I've not stopped laughing keep it up! ❤
Greetings from Bulgaria! "the worst reviewed" are the best series! Keep going on them :)
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When I read "the poorest country" I was hoping it's not us
@@boskowalker6840 I was hoping that it is because im sure it is anyway but i also wanted a episode of him visiting bulgaria lol
The voice over the reviews are always hilarious!
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@@molysgtpy1047 what?
That 2m socket was for the AC that they'll probably install sometime . Also, all balconies in Moldova and Romania have a small angle, so you can wash with water and the water will drain itself :)
Thanks
Wouldn't the water drip down to the balcony below?
@@patrykdziatkiewicz4077 dont think so, it will go straight on the street :D
They have a small drip pipe usually
@@patrykdziatkiewicz4077 I'm a romanian and every balcony in old buildings has/had a little pipe that extented like 10 cm from the wall so the water wouldn't just inundate your neighbor.
To me I love it when he reviews a badly reviewed place that was recently renovated, because if he didn't, nobody would!
It's also nice to see them in a nice place ^ ^
The balcony is supposed to be sloped. It's to prevent the water and snow leaking inside. The problem starts when it's sloped the other way.
It would be amazing if Peter would do a revisiting the worst reviewed places, to se how much they've changed since then like the "worst reviewed pub in Prague" that was my favorite.
I would love to go to Moldova one day and film some vlogs. First Bald, now Pppeter, definitely worth a visit 🤘
If you like a cleaner version of Romania you can go visit Moldova
Yes theory were there like a week ago
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#ライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#かならりやばかったですね！１#万人を超える人が見ていたもんね（笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした！#今後は気を付けないとね5). .
!💖🖤❤#今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#１万人を超える人が見ていたも ん（#笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした #今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！（ #笑）#垃圾
@@Robbert_nl its a funny joke but its not really true tho, moldova is a disaster
You should go, i was there or well technically still am here (hm hm Transnistria). It is an interesting country. Go and check Gagauzia, they have a Turkic language in there.
Well... This was fun! Computer - broken. Doorknob - broken. The outlet that high might be for air conditioning which could be mounted after since it's in renovation, it would be right by the unit. But the most important thing... You've travelled through Romania! Bucharest maybe?
Is it even worstɁ
@@FilK79 no Bucharest is a really nice city, you should definetely visit
Au trecut pe lângă cel puțin:)) Poate vin și în Ro, tot sunt aproape :))
@@FilK79 as a Romanian...DEFINITELY
@@FilK79 If you're "lucky" you might find places where the toilet is just a hole in the ground.
The sticker "Опечатано, не расскрывать" is one of the ways to protect against unauthorized access.
Just wanted to say I appreciate your production and that you’re content is so unique and well made
"My mom always used to say that eggy water is healthy for your skin."
I'm dead
I live in Switzerland and here we have Thermal baths with sulphurous water which smells like eggs and it's actually very healthy - but I don't think it is the same "eggy water" than in this hotel.
I hope that after you visit Moldova you'll come to Romania too
ar fi tare de tot
Petre asta e in stare de tot!
Why? to show slums of gypsies or to describe how poor romania is??
Sincer :)
Croatia too
I m a french guy from moldova and I never thought that you will make a video aboult this amazing country, I was soooo happy when I saw this ! Thank you !
You guys know how to put on a show. Love it. Missed the series since last year.
At 15:10 you can see a transparent thing top right moving through the left.. Can be a reflection from outside but theres also a possibility that that hotel can also be haunted being that old.
Obviously a car window reflecting back into the room through the window
The receptionist was beautiful and absolutely pleasant!
Yeah, she was an elegant lady
Glad she was very easygoing and was very understanding too.
I wonder if she realized that she is being film
I agree - very pretty lady.
You shouldn't comment, you are a woman. In Romania women are not allowed to post their opinion online.
Totally didn't click because it said 'Europe's Poorest Country'. Who would even do that?
Hey dude! You on a plane with the poorest airline in the world right now? Stay safe!
I clicked because PPPeter, so you're correct
🙏😍 you again hey
Thanks like your vids
pog
Are we all just going to overlook the fact that Peter and Vlad got a lift from the Kuky Band?! Holy Sh!t, Peter! That's totally made my day! ❤
If I'm counting correctly, this would be the second appearance of the Kuky band in pppeter's videos, and that's great 👌
@@zvezdan__ 3rd but ok
@@zvezdan__ when were the others?
Hi. I am from Romania and I just want to say that you should be sorry for commenting on the internet. In our country it's a sin for women to post comments online. Their opinion is invalid generally speaking. Repent!
@@WaxTheDolphin I think I'm in love with you. This made my day! 🤣❤
Hi Guys! You are awesome 21:09 . Vlad's much better is legendary! 😆
-Are you speaking English?
-Yes? *Loading Language Pack*
I'm impressed at how the slightly older lady speaks such good english. When I was traveling about the Balkans, most older adults (30's and up) could barely speak it, and it was a younger persons thing.
I’ve been to Slovenia and got around fine with English, and I’ve heard Croatia is alright too. The rest of the balkans aren’t as easy (except maybe Greece) from what I hear, and in the former Soviet Union outside of the Baltics, it’s basically a requirement to know Russian.
@@lifeofabronovich7792 Georgia is pretty english-friendly. But I definitely want to learn a decent amount of Russian before I go back to these areas. I missed out on a lot of interesting conversations.
That's not true we learn english in schol & highscol
On general you right but for receptionist English is a requirement.
@@danieladumitru3852 yeah but how good are you REALLY at speaking it?
I feel like the receptionist was suspicious when she was looking at you. In the ending she told you that she wanted to check your room before you leave, which is strange to me. Also when you asked about the reviews i think that she though you were journalists or something, so she was more smiling and told that was working there just for a week, which I believe was a lie for not answer the questions.
checking room to see if they stole anything, stealing shit is commun in moldova.
I laughed so hard when you said that you changed clothes to look normal. The people of The Republic of Moldova are ethnically Romanian (I am Romanian) but the history is complicated. So, they know that Vlad was wearing a T-shirt of basically Vlad the Impaler but defaced x). Haven't finished the video yet but I am curious if anyone will point that out.
Şi eu sunt din România
I live in Romania 🥰
Moldova a fost o parte din Romania, a fost
Moldavians are Moldavians and Romanians are romanians
@@nuvcrossbackit4361 right
I stayed at the Hansbrinker Hotel, in Amsterdam, back in 1981. No bathroom in the room, just a sink, and a bed, and that's it. The washroom was so dirty, you had to wear your shoes, as they would make a stick stick sound when you walked. LOL. Pppeter, could you make a best of Drago video, I think his adoring fans would love it,
Love the old soviet style. In Australia, the only soviet products we see are photographic equipment drom the 1950s to 1980s. I love the rustic look and the passive neglect look of soviet things.
Loved it! Love the shots of your books.
Do you know if his books are available in all parts of the world?
@@Aaronreacher Only in SK and CZ afaik.
Just go to a random Paris hotel. Afterwards, every Eastern European flophouse will seem like a luxury palace.
Really?
@@tomek470 No, not really. There are over 10 million tourist foreigners each year comming to Paris. If every hotel there was a miserable shithole, nobody would come. The city makes a lot of money from tourism, it would lose a lot if there was no good hotel to be found. Of course you can fin terrible hotels there, as in any capital city, I have had a very bad experience with my bed not being done and finding a used condom in the room, but there are also luxuous palaces as well as your completely average and normal hotel.
J’adore tes vidéos !! Tu proposes toujours du contenu de qualité ! Merci beaucoup !!
Best English speaker in France
@@goldpaulike5304 unfortunately I know how to speak English m8, it’s just that I know that he can read French so why not express my opinion in French for him. Anyway come back to the ether my friend.
Ok, native Chishinau citizen and a long time fan here. First of all, happy you finally visited Moldova. Second, it was a pleasure you have chosen hotel Tourist. For a long time I had my hairdresser working in one of those offices and I have a lot of funny and creepy pictures from that place because the walls, the carpets, the elevator - everything screams in soviet. Actually inside the “offices” they are allowed to make renovations, so, for example, my hairdresser little studio looked nice. We have many worse places to stay, but not all of them are hotels so you’re welcome! I hope you had a great trip to Moldova and enjoyed some nice things too.
I don't know if anyone pointed this out, but as someone who worked with hotels, if you really want the worst of the worst in a hotel, book directly with them. Making reservations from booking makes you able to review and rate the hotel- and people who work there, as long as the best rooms are available, will give you one of those- on the other hand if you book directly with the hotel it's more difficult to you to give feedback on the internet for future travellers to see-
At least that's my personal experience...
19:39 it means "sealed up" with a stamp of company and signature of director. It is normal to detect entry into the room like this in soviet countries.
I love how vladmir is always busy doing something funny and Peter's hair style is so finny too
These guys deserve much more attention. Favorite series on youtube ever.
dress shoes with sweat pants and a white tank is a vibe.
It’s funny for me that as a polish person i understand everything Peter said in Slovak, languages are fascinating
The room with a note on Russian says that the entrance is sealed. Probably didn’t pay rent or police shut the property and accounts down
Hello from Russia btw
Hope he'll doing the worst reviewed episodes in Russia, the OG USSR
Looks totally fine, the water issue is a most likely a badly maintained heater, still totally safe for washing. Some want everything for cheap!
Also my grandparents had coal-based heating and lived close to a mine, and the words brought back memories. So... I guess the running water is just a bit on the bad side quality wise.
You're the most entertaining person on this platform.
I have been binge watching your videos, I'm addicted.
Your uploads always put a smile on my face.
Most welcomed to visit Lithuania 🇱🇹 ..
19:53 im not from Russia but from Poland and this is a kind of "security seal". Nice slovak humor and nice content so i sub ;)
Apropo of the camera. Hotel is made out of newly discovered innovative soviet material: microconcrete. 50% concrete 50% microphones
Looks to me to be about what you can expect from a 2 star hotel. Decent room, decent toilet and a lockable door. That's really all I want from a hotel whenever I travel. Ah of course a livable room temperature as well. Maybe in the dead of winter this hotel doesn't cut it but so far it looks exactly like a 2 star hotel.
Most importantly, it has to be clean
I guess a lot of us Hungarians are waiting for your visit to Hungary :D
Yes, Hungarians from Canada also :)
asszem félig magyar a gyerek
@@Patak1 Ez igaz ha jól emlékszem, egyszer ő mondta egyik videóban.
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#ライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#かならりやばかったですね！１#万人を超える人が見ていたもんね（笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした！#今後は気を付けないとね5). .
!💖🖤❤#今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#１万人を超える人が見ていたも ん（#笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした #今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！（ #笑）#垃圾
But Peter is scared of (flying) hungarians
Am i the only one that never skip ads so that this legend get payed for the content he is providing ?
My husband and I been to a place where you sit on the toilet and you lean on the wall then in the shower you go to step in the shower nope not in the middle you fall threw.dont lay on the bed it feels like bugs are jumping all over you.the other place you should just burn your clothes after.
I love how Dragomir has his own part now after the travel montages haha! much love guys!
I really love this series! Keep pushing Peter with such good contents
Love the Grand Budapest Hotel reference! The elevator definitely looks similar.
Legend has it if you hold something soviet and say soviet 3 times in front of a mirror, Bald appears.
or Stalin :)))
1st time i watch your video's m8, my brother recommended it to me, i wasn't dissapointed, thank you, your very charismatic.
The smartest people know how to make a stereotype about themselves funny and make it easily understood by viewers around the globe.
Nice video sir.
"Опечатано" is "sealed" what literally means "It's sealed, don't come in"
Which is almost the same as the Bulgarian "запечатано."
You can feel how Peter's animating skills are getting better and better in every video :)
PS: Your Romanian accent is great!
And that Borat reference is just 👌🏻👌🏻
It's because of skillshare, there's a link in the description if you want to try it for a month free. But only for the first 1000 people, so hurry up!!1!1!(not sponsored by skillshare or an alt of peter)
The quality of your content is OUT OF THIS WORLD ❤
what's so interesting about a dude checking low rated hotels. You obviously have no life.
@@WaxTheDolphin what about you, commenting video you dont like and to people that have no life?
I call that being a living joke 😘
@@BlackBirdFPV I am special, I am the exception.
@@WaxTheDolphin ya mom and me are very proud of you
Congrats
You guys are hilarious lol I was not expecting to be so entertained by sheer comedy alone when I clicked to watch this video. Subscribed. Vlad doing the weird shit in the background is hilarious I love it
Dear Peter greetings from Australia .. I find your channel the most underrated on RUclips you are a Star who deserves so much more I’d rate you as good as Sacha Baron Cohen keep up the good work
Vladimir's cough was a bit worrying. My wife says he might be spending too much time in unsanitary conditions. I think his smoking probably isn't helping either.
LOVE THIS SERIES PLEASE DO MORE! :D I live in the U.K and would love to visit Slovakia and Czech Republic, I have been watching you for about 2 years and love your Content! :)
Hot chicks and friendly people.
I feel I should clarify the mystery, that power plug near the ceiling is for an air conditioner device (to be mounted next I suppose 😀).
you're doing a great job @pppeter 👏, I love your videos!!
Nice Video PPPter, Drago and Vlad!!!!
Moldova 🇲🇩 good old Moldova.
One of my Best Holidays I've ever had.
Lovely Country, Lovely People.
I stayed at a Low Priced Hotel and I've got very High Standards.
It was ofcourse not the best, but did the Job.
I would love to visit Moldova again.
thank you sir. I hope you will have the chance to visit Moldova again :D ! You are welcome anytime here !
I`m not from Moldova, but I can assume is much cheaper for a firm to rent a hotel room and get a discount from the owner, since every bussniess needs a headquaters, and is most likely cheaper then renting a normal bussnies place or have it in their home. Also, in case you want to do kinda on the grey area of the law bussniess, then even if they catch you they got nothing to take from the HQ since the firm dosen't own the HQ just rents it.
Simply put, fall of the USSR has leaved a lot of semi- and fully- abandoned buildings. Big hotel buildings, staying empty most of the time because of lack of tourists, abandoned factories and engineering bureaus, because their production is not competitive on market so they went bankrupt... Lots and lots of them around ex-USSR, including Russia of course. Some are rented for cheap for offices like this one, several "lucky" ones were renovated and now serve as the shopping malls or art galleries. Most of the remains are doomed to just rust on our unwelcoming weather.
I'm from Moldova and I can't wait to watch this! Can we get a "best reviewed hotel in europe's poorest country" though?
I really appreciate how PPPeter just full sends the slavic stereotypes. Never change. Get more and more trashy, duct tape your wheels back onto your car and keep getting hammered, it's appreciated.
You're so handsome and so talented, however at 13:31 you didnt put your phone on airplane mode and likely were using data and not wifi, but what do I know?
I celebrate your intro sections and smooth transitions in edit. A joy to watch
When I saw in the title "...Europe's Poorest Country" I was excited thinking you would be coming to my motherland Macedonia but c'mon dude, Moldova even has a McDonalds.. :D
This was just in my recommended and decided to watch it...I know it's not Eastern Europe but you guys definitely have to try the Corbigoe hotel in London. That's a terrible place run by some Romanians everything is mouldy, dusty they literally NEVER clean there is TV but it doesn't work and it's cold because no heating and even if there is hot water you have to wait like 3 minutes for it.
Soviet Britain
10:24 Ac unit
I'm from Moldova and watching this video was so funny and exciting, thanks Peter😃
4:42 the review itself is hilarious but when Peter read the typo out loud I lost it😅
I tourist travel on a tight budget and I would definitely stay there. I plan on going to Romania, Moldova and Transnistria next year and hope it’s available. I hope you gave the babushka a $20. She seemed nice.
Transnistria is not a country. But they think they are apart of Moldova. If you go in the Bender or Tiraspol, you'll see old architecture from URSS time, the streets, the parks.. Also, you'll have to change money in transnistrian ruble, looks like Russian rubles (you can change $/€, but usually they are using sometime just dollars) because they don't use Moldavian leu. But some moldovian people are going in Transnistria, because there the products are cheaper than in Moldova, but the products are the same.
@@cmb239 wow you are smart.how do you know all about it?
I second that he seemed very nice indeed. She agreed the show the presenters around, spoke English and was very helpful all round.
OMG My Home County 🤩😃, I Didn't Expect To See Moldova🇲🇩 In Peter's Series, Bravoo Thanks A Lot Peter Great Travel⭐👏🏻.
The plug that you saw on the top side of the room is 99% used for the AC due to the fact that almost all models of ACs come with a short cable. This design is really popular also for new buildings in order to make it more practical and aesthetic for the AC
Drago the man who made the slovakian Bella ciao with his father
I love how Peter read reviews before booking it’s so awesome and so funny. His acting skills are so funny .