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Can you please tell me what rooms are near the sea and how much it costs to pay extra there ???
Numbers in numbers (for example 1012-2314) just go there and I would like to ask right away near the sea.
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there are buildings on the shore, the numbers in which start at 6 and further, the numbers at 1,2,3 are located next to the restaurant, but far from the sea
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answered 13 years ago
how many buildings are there? right by the sea, I found a map like four worth
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answered 13 years ago
I just want to come and tell me such or such a building by the sea, so that the balcony overlooks the sea
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answered 13 years ago
so that the balcony overlooks the sea
And when buying a tour, why didn't you pay extra for the sea view?
And a hotel, a taxi-like one, so that you can swell money into it. Twenty dollars is definitely not enough.
And when buying a tour, why didn't you pay extra for the sea view?
And a hotel, a taxi-like one, so that you can swell money into it. Twenty dollars is definitely not enough.
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answered 13 years ago
the hotel has 8 or even more buildings. On the beach itself there are buildings 6 and above .. yes at the reception ask
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answered 13 years ago
Building 6 by the sea, numbering, respectively, from 600, etc.! They rested in it. In my opinion the best! Closest to the sea. We didn't pay anything. They just asked for it when checking in, because they recommended it to us. As far as I remember, on the ground floor there are rooms without balconies, and on 2 with balkans, but a little smaller.
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answered 13 years ago
I agree with ksuhsenka, the sixth building by the sea, rooms 6001, etc. We had the 2nd floor and one of the two enlarged corner rooms with a balcony (the corner ones are slightly pushed outward and larger than the rest along the building). We got into this building by planning in advance. Of course, I wanted a view of the sea, for this during the resettlement I expressed my wishes, they say, I want to go to the 6th building and overlook the sea, but not on the first floor, I handed over a folded $20. They smiled at me and said that the floor and the building, yes, but the sea view costs $10 per day. We went for 14 days and were greedy to give such money for a sea view. We assessed our greed the next day, when we lay down in the room for an afternoon nap (we were with two children). We opened a balcony, and there is a shadow (there is almost constant sun from the sea), there is no wind, silence, only sometimes a “taf-taf” will pass or very rarely a bus from a neighboring hotel. Apparently, my twenty did play its role and we got a room without a view of the pool (where the happy children are screaming) or the sea (where the constant wind blows and the sun burns), you can go out onto the balcony, sit in the shade and no one will look at you from sides of the pools or dining-restaurant. And about the 6th. . .
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answered 13 years ago
And more about the 6th ... It is close to: a playground, a children's pool, a dining room, an amphitheater (children's disco), to the sea-beach. It is farther from: reception, exit to the city, water park, swimming pool with a bar. Choose what is more important for you and decide on the spot at the time of resettlement. We chose the first, mainly for children. Good luck.
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answered 13 years ago