"I often vacation in this sanatorium (I have been 7 times). As usual, the staff is polite and friendly. Starting from the reception, restaurant, treatment room, fitness. We have all become like family. We feel so much joy when we meet. I try to leave a review after my visits. Of course, there are also negative ones, in this review I want to thank some people. The head doctor Ayten is friendly, sincere, not only as a specialist but also as a person. She pays so much attention to the guests. Always smiling, welcoming! Each guest is an individual, various misunderstandings happen, but she resolves them quickly, painlessly for both guests and staff. In addition, I do fitness on vacation (wherever I am, it is an integral part of my life). Fitness trainer Nijat has worked with me several times. A very well-mannered and friendly employee. He's meticulous about his duties, explaining and demonstrating everything. He can sense, intuitively and with just his eyes, what kind of workload a person needs. If there are several people in the gym, he manages to give everyone some pointers and show them around. He also pays close attention to guests in the pool, sauna, and salt room. He even offers tea and water, which is very nice. This time, my friends, who aren't big fans of sports, were with me. He got them so involved in Nordic walking that they really enjoyed walking around your beautiful grounds. Nijat also worked out with us on the mats, doing exercises that they thoroughly enjoyed. Nijat knows and loves his job! And he works very hard. We need more employees like him!"

"What a wonderful property to stay. My wife and I stayed here for the second time for pain treatments for our back, knees, upper and lower legs. Here you will be treated well by all specialists. The employee is very nice to the visitors. Especially the reception staff (Ramil and Tapdiq) and from the oil bath Eldeniz and Elmira. Aynura, Revane, Aysel and Nazila from the hotel's electrical department were very nice and knowledgeable. Thanks for you hospitality, especially mister Madad Gasimov."

"In April, I decided to go to a sanatorium in Azerbaijan for psoriasis, a condition I'd been struggling with for years. I'd never experienced anything like it before, and frankly, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. While the word sanatorium might sound a bit like a "vacation," what I experienced was a typical hospital setting—but with a distinct difference: you didn't feel like you were in a hospital. Over the course of 15 days, I received 7-8 different treatment procedures in the first few days, followed by 3-4 towards the end. These procedures included various baths, light therapies, naftalan baths, physiotherapy, and diet plans (optional). The intensity of the treatment was tiring at first, but my body adjusted within a few days. I have to admit: I never imagined I'd experience such rapid and significant improvement. My itching has diminished, my skin has calmed down, and even my overall mood has become more balanced. I'd especially like to thank the chief physician, dermatologist Rena Kengerli. His one-on-one attention to my treatment, his friendly demeanor, and his sincerity gave me both confidence and morale. It was incredibly valuable that even the chief physician was so attentive with such a busy schedule. Sabina, one of the staff, was incredibly attentive and helpful from the moment we picked her up at the airport. Thanks to her, I felt right at home. A special thank you to Ramo for his attentiveness, kindness, and patience in preparing my Turkish coffee just the right consistency. In short, if you have psoriasis, don't even think about it; go. Note: If you have any "luxury" expectations, put them aside and focus entirely on your health. Leave the luxury for vacations ;)"