I really liked the Sydney 200.3% Hotel, but you need to understand that this is a "C grade", not five stars. We were taken to rest by Anex tour. We were greeted very warmly and helped with our things. We didn't have to wait at the reception, we were seated within a few minutes. Coffee was offered even though dinner was long over.
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I really liked the Sydney 200.3% Hotel, but you need to understand that this is a "C grade", not five stars. We were taken to rest by Anex tour. We were greeted very warmly and helped with our things. We didn't have to wait at the reception, we were seated within a few minutes. Coffee was offered even though dinner was long over. The hotel is small, with a small territory. Everywhere is clean, you can see that they are looked after and taken care of. The furniture in the hotel is not new, shabby in places, it didn’t bother me personally, but maybe for someone it’s important. The room is quite comfortable, there is a working air conditioner and refrigerator, hair dryer, TV with Russian channels. if you get a room on a high floor like us (we lived on 4), then you need to be prepared for the heat, even air conditioning will not save. But then again, if you eat not in the room to sit, then no broblem. The food is delicious, varied. They serve their own pastries, fruits, beer (weakly-weakly alcoholic). An indicator of the quality of food is that the owner of the hotel himself eats daily in it with his family. I got a couple of badly washed cups. Came and changed to clean. The hotel is inhabited by almost only Russians, which is probably why all the staff speak and understand Russian. There are few young people, there is no noise in the evenings, you can go with children. The hotel is cute, I have never seen a better three-ruble note.
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Hello! Let me tell you about my recent stay at the Sydney 2000 Hotel*** in Beldibi-3 (Kemer, Antalya). I am writing not to swear and be spiteful, but so that my experience will help others make an informed choice and protect themselves from minor but annoying troubles. Moreover, the overall impression of the rest in this hotel was generally favorable.
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Hello! Let me tell you about my recent stay at the Sydney 2000 Hotel*** in Beldibi-3 (Kemer, Antalya). I am writing not to swear and be spiteful, but so that my experience will help others make an informed choice and protect themselves from minor but annoying troubles. Moreover, the overall impression of the rest in this hotel was generally favorable.
1. TOUR IN GENERAL. For starters, a piece of advice: when making a ticket, pay attention to the time of arrival in Antalya and the return flight home. For example, we had an arrival time of 21.30 in our air tickets. From the information on the Internet, I knew that dinner at this hotel ends at 22.00, and therefore I asked the agency where I took the ticket: how to make sure that we were fed upon arrival? The agent girl confidently answered me that we should immediately find the Odeon-Tours counter upon arrival and ask them to contact the hotel and ask them to leave us something to eat.
However, in fact it was like this: the Turk at the counter said that they do not provide such a service and that it is generally impossible, because there are many hotels and they simply do not have all the phone numbers. There was a faint hope that Sydney 2000 knew about the race and would leave something. But upon arrival at the hotel (and we got there only at half past one in the night, because the bus brought tourists to other hotels along the way), it turned out that no one was waiting for us with food. Therefore, the advice is this: eat and drink everything that is served on the plane and / or be prepared to fork out for dinner on the first evening in some cafe near the hotel.
Although, of course, the best thing is to try to pick up such a flight when buying a ticket so that you can have dinner upon arrival.
The same with the return flight. On the tickets, the departure time from Antalya was indicated as 08.00 am. But check-out from the hotel was scheduled for 03.50. This time I managed to order lunch boxes (dry rations) through the Reception.
But something else was unpleasant: on the ticket we had “11 nights”, however, in fact, late arrival at the hotel and very early departure from it were “ate” twice at midnight, so we actually spent 10 days and 10 nights in the hotel.
2. ROOMS IN THE HOTEL. At night, upon arrival, we were settled in room 102 on the ground floor. The room unpleasantly surprised us: the fungus was not only in the bathroom, but also in the bedroom, a strip of 20 centimeters along the baseboard. And under the balcony there was a mountain of empty 25-liter bottles of water. This seemed to us "not kosher" even for 3 stars. : -( We had to spend 2 nights in this room, and only then the manager Lyudmila transferred us to a room on the 3rd floor - quite decent and, one might even say, cozy.
3. BEACH and POOL. The beach is one of the undoubted advantages of the Sydney 2000 hotel.
Usually 3-star hotels are on 2 or 3 lines, often tourists have to go to the municipal beach, where there are no sunbeds or umbrellas, and this hotel has its own beach, albeit very small. You get off the hotel porch, walk literally 70-80 meters - and here it is, the sea! The beach is covered with small pebbles, so the water was almost always clean - unlike the sandy beaches of Alanya, where after the first 3-4 people enter the water, a water-sand suspension is formed.
There were enough sunbeds and umbrellas for everyone, and they were free. But you need to take care of the towels yourself: it is forbidden to take towels from the room to the beach. So, either you need to take it with you, or buy it at a local shop across the street.
The pool in Sydney is also small, 6 by 10 meters, with clear blue water, as it is regularly cleaned. But swimming in it is allowed only from 10.00 to 18.00. Why is unknown.
4. FOOD.
There were enough vegetables and fruits, every day for breakfast there were two types of cheese (very salty) and eggs in a different form, but from the more solid products there was only chicken and small fish (horse mackerel and some other local trifle). Soy dishes were served every other time. The finely chopped sausages and ham on the "counter" with cold snacks were also from soy. There was no meat at all - as they explained to us, it is very expensive in Turkey. And only on the last evening before departure, as by order, there was an open grill where they cooked lamb kebab. The kebab was very tasty, but they only gave one sausage per person. For lunch there were always pretty good puree soups, each time there were also sweets - 5-6 types. The general picture is this: we were not hungry, but we practically did not see dishes that could please a gourmet with their appearance and taste.
5. DRINKS.
On the first morning, going down for breakfast, I was delighted to see a cooler on which an orange, a grapefruit, an apple and some other fruits were painted, but inside, unfortunately, there were some odorless liquids with a taste of chemistry - such as the forgotten "Yuppie". There were no juices at all. The bar served beer, red and white dry wine, vodka, gin, brandy (everything is locally produced), but the bar worked on an all-inclusive basis only from 10.00 to 22.00. Later - only for real money. Tip for drinkers: stock up at Duty Free at Antalya Airport!
Note to beer lovers: the local Efes beer is more expensive than, for example, Tuborg ($4 and $3, respectively).
6. ENTERTAINMENT. Even before the trip, I read on the Internet that the Sydney 2000 Hotel does not have a disco or animators. This is the absolute truth. But for me personally, these were serious pluses - I don’t like noise and din, especially on vacation.
During the 10 days that my wife and I spent at the hotel, we were, however, 3 times "pleased" with a performance called "Turkish Night" with invited artists. The quality of the choreography and vocal and musical accompaniment is at the level of a club homemade product of a very average hand, but many were happy about this as well. We were more pleased that every time during the "Turnocha" there was an open barbecue.
7. EXCURSIONS. A lot has already been written about this, I can only confirm: excursions with hotel guides are more than 2 times more expensive than in the local Maxwell tour agency across the street from the hotel. For example: an excursion to Mira - Kekova (the best there is), the hotel guide offered us $ 70 from the nose, while in Maxwell we took the same excursion for $ 25. Yes, the bus was smaller, the air conditioning in it was weaker, but this, in my opinion, is even better - there is less risk of catching a cold after the heat outside. We quite calmly reached the place and returned back.
True, when traveling from Maxwell in the town of Demre (ex-Lycian Worlds), I had to pay an additional $ 10 for the entrance to the Church of St. Nicholas of Myra, but this was only for those who wish (you can just walk around the city and drink beer). But even with this surcharge, the difference in price turned out to be 2-fold. By the way, about visiting the church: at the entrance to the territory of the temple there is a ticket office where you can buy an entrance ticket for 15 Turkish liras, i. e. , for about $8. So I advise those who are especially economical not to rush to give $ 10 to the guide, but upon arrival at the place, buy a ticket at the box office.
And one more thing: on excursions, all drinks, including water, are paid. For example, there was a refrigerator in our bus, and water from it cost $1 for two 0.5 liter bottles. For reference: in Beldibi for a dollar you can buy a 1.5-liter bottle of water. And in the town of Demre itself, you can buy a half-liter bottle of water in a store for 40 lire, that is, for a quarter of a dollar.
8. PURCHASES and PRICES.
I can only repeat: bargaining is not only possible, but necessary! Especially when buying leather and fur products. Keep in mind: if you are taken to the salon on a "voucher" from a guide, a commission for him / her is always included in the price of the goods. So bargain boldly and stubbornly! Illustration: when we were brought to the Kircilar Mondial salon in Antalya, for a men's sheepskin coat and a women's leather jacket, we were first rolled out the price of $ 2.600. However, after a 40-minute bargaining with hand-wringing and periodic running away of the seller, ostensibly to consult with the director, the price was brought down to $1.200. : -)))
But in general, every time, even after a successful bargain, I had an irresistible feeling that I was being shod…
Another illustration. Before departure from Antalya, on the way to the airport, everyone is sure to be brought in - even late at night! - to the so-called "Factory", where you can supposedly buy goods (sweets, spices, tea-coffee, wine, etc. small things) at a big discount. Don't get fooled!
For example: pomegranate wine (very tasty, by the way, I recommend! ) at this "Factory" costs $ 24, while in Beldibi, in a shop across the street - only $ 12.
And one more little touch. On the way to the tour, your bus will certainly stop at some cafe that has an agreement with your guide. So, an orange fresh juice was offered to us in such a cafe for $ 2. And when we arrived at the place, to the ancient amphitheater, there all the sellers had a fresh dollar. And so it is all around...
9. BATH, MASSAGE, etc. On the very first day, a guy named Murad from the neighboring hotel "Shumela Garden" approached us and began to aggressively invite us to the hammam with a massage. The price is $35. However, in the same "Maxwell" we were offered the same thing for $15. So the advice is one, but global: DO NOT HURRY TO PART WITH MONEY! Always try to find out if you can get the same thing much cheaper.
10. INTERNET. This hotel is a weak spot.
The information on the site promises tourists free Wi-Fi, and it really is and is really free. That's just the coverage area - within a radius of 6 meters from the router, i. e. from the reception. Therefore, every time to get into email. e-mail or I-no, I had to go to the lobby and sit there on a chair. Whereas the Wi-Fi of the hotels on the right (Sumela Garden) and on the left (Sea Gull) confidently covered the entire territory of our hotel, including the beach, but the entrance, of course, was password-protected. : -((
1. TOUR IN GENERAL. For starters, a piece of advice: when making a ticket, pay attention to the time of arrival in Antalya and the return flight home. For example, we had an arrival time of 21.30 in our air tickets. From the information on the Internet, I knew that dinner at this hotel ends at 22.00, and therefore I asked the agency where I took the ticket: how to make sure that we were fed upon arrival? The agent girl confidently answered me that we should immediately find the Odeon-Tours counter upon arrival and ask them to contact the hotel and ask them to leave us something to eat.
However, in fact it was like this: the Turk at the counter said that they do not provide such a service and that it is generally impossible, because there are many hotels and they simply do not have all the phone numbers. There was a faint hope that Sydney 2000 knew about the race and would leave something. But upon arrival at the hotel (and we got there only at half past one in the night, because the bus brought tourists to other hotels along the way), it turned out that no one was waiting for us with food. Therefore, the advice is this: eat and drink everything that is served on the plane and / or be prepared to fork out for dinner on the first evening in some cafe near the hotel.
Although, of course, the best thing is to try to pick up such a flight when buying a ticket so that you can have dinner upon arrival.
The same with the return flight. On the tickets, the departure time from Antalya was indicated as 08.00 am. But check-out from the hotel was scheduled for 03.50. This time I managed to order lunch boxes (dry rations) through the Reception.
But something else was unpleasant: on the ticket we had “11 nights”, however, in fact, late arrival at the hotel and very early departure from it were “ate” twice at midnight, so we actually spent 10 days and 10 nights in the hotel.
2. ROOMS IN THE HOTEL. At night, upon arrival, we were settled in room 102 on the ground floor. The room unpleasantly surprised us: the fungus was not only in the bathroom, but also in the bedroom, a strip of 20 centimeters along the baseboard. And under the balcony there was a mountain of empty 25-liter bottles of water. This seemed to us "not kosher" even for 3 stars. : -( We had to spend 2 nights in this room, and only then the manager Lyudmila transferred us to a room on the 3rd floor - quite decent and, one might even say, cozy.
3. BEACH and POOL. The beach is one of the undoubted advantages of the Sydney 2000 hotel.
Usually 3-star hotels are on 2 or 3 lines, often tourists have to go to the municipal beach, where there are no sunbeds or umbrellas, and this hotel has its own beach, albeit very small. You get off the hotel porch, walk literally 70-80 meters - and here it is, the sea! The beach is covered with small pebbles, so the water was almost always clean - unlike the sandy beaches of Alanya, where after the first 3-4 people enter the water, a water-sand suspension is formed.
There were enough sunbeds and umbrellas for everyone, and they were free. But you need to take care of the towels yourself: it is forbidden to take towels from the room to the beach. So, either you need to take it with you, or buy it at a local shop across the street.
The pool in Sydney is also small, 6 by 10 meters, with clear blue water, as it is regularly cleaned. But swimming in it is allowed only from 10.00 to 18.00. Why is unknown.
4. FOOD.
There were enough vegetables and fruits, every day for breakfast there were two types of cheese (very salty) and eggs in a different form, but from the more solid products there was only chicken and small fish (horse mackerel and some other local trifle). Soy dishes were served every other time. The finely chopped sausages and ham on the "counter" with cold snacks were also from soy. There was no meat at all - as they explained to us, it is very expensive in Turkey. And only on the last evening before departure, as by order, there was an open grill where they cooked lamb kebab. The kebab was very tasty, but they only gave one sausage per person. For lunch there were always pretty good puree soups, each time there were also sweets - 5-6 types. The general picture is this: we were not hungry, but we practically did not see dishes that could please a gourmet with their appearance and taste.
5. DRINKS.
On the first morning, going down for breakfast, I was delighted to see a cooler on which an orange, a grapefruit, an apple and some other fruits were painted, but inside, unfortunately, there were some odorless liquids with a taste of chemistry - such as the forgotten "Yuppie". There were no juices at all. The bar served beer, red and white dry wine, vodka, gin, brandy (everything is locally produced), but the bar worked on an all-inclusive basis only from 10.00 to 22.00. Later - only for real money. Tip for drinkers: stock up at Duty Free at Antalya Airport!
Note to beer lovers: the local Efes beer is more expensive than, for example, Tuborg ($4 and $3, respectively).
6. ENTERTAINMENT. Even before the trip, I read on the Internet that the Sydney 2000 Hotel does not have a disco or animators. This is the absolute truth. But for me personally, these were serious pluses - I don’t like noise and din, especially on vacation.
During the 10 days that my wife and I spent at the hotel, we were, however, 3 times "pleased" with a performance called "Turkish Night" with invited artists. The quality of the choreography and vocal and musical accompaniment is at the level of a club homemade product of a very average hand, but many were happy about this as well. We were more pleased that every time during the "Turnocha" there was an open barbecue.
7. EXCURSIONS. A lot has already been written about this, I can only confirm: excursions with hotel guides are more than 2 times more expensive than in the local Maxwell tour agency across the street from the hotel. For example: an excursion to Mira - Kekova (the best there is), the hotel guide offered us $ 70 from the nose, while in Maxwell we took the same excursion for $ 25. Yes, the bus was smaller, the air conditioning in it was weaker, but this, in my opinion, is even better - there is less risk of catching a cold after the heat outside. We quite calmly reached the place and returned back.
True, when traveling from Maxwell in the town of Demre (ex-Lycian Worlds), I had to pay an additional $ 10 for the entrance to the Church of St. Nicholas of Myra, but this was only for those who wish (you can just walk around the city and drink beer). But even with this surcharge, the difference in price turned out to be 2-fold. By the way, about visiting the church: at the entrance to the territory of the temple there is a ticket office where you can buy an entrance ticket for 15 Turkish liras, i. e. , for about $8. So I advise those who are especially economical not to rush to give $ 10 to the guide, but upon arrival at the place, buy a ticket at the box office.
And one more thing: on excursions, all drinks, including water, are paid. For example, there was a refrigerator in our bus, and water from it cost $1 for two 0.5 liter bottles. For reference: in Beldibi for a dollar you can buy a 1.5-liter bottle of water. And in the town of Demre itself, you can buy a half-liter bottle of water in a store for 40 lire, that is, for a quarter of a dollar.
8. PURCHASES and PRICES.
I can only repeat: bargaining is not only possible, but necessary! Especially when buying leather and fur products. Keep in mind: if you are taken to the salon on a "voucher" from a guide, a commission for him / her is always included in the price of the goods. So bargain boldly and stubbornly! Illustration: when we were brought to the Kircilar Mondial salon in Antalya, for a men's sheepskin coat and a women's leather jacket, we were first rolled out the price of $ 2.600. However, after a 40-minute bargaining with hand-wringing and periodic running away of the seller, ostensibly to consult with the director, the price was brought down to $1.200. : -)))
But in general, every time, even after a successful bargain, I had an irresistible feeling that I was being shod…
Another illustration. Before departure from Antalya, on the way to the airport, everyone is sure to be brought in - even late at night! - to the so-called "Factory", where you can supposedly buy goods (sweets, spices, tea-coffee, wine, etc. small things) at a big discount. Don't get fooled!
For example: pomegranate wine (very tasty, by the way, I recommend! ) at this "Factory" costs $ 24, while in Beldibi, in a shop across the street - only $ 12.
And one more little touch. On the way to the tour, your bus will certainly stop at some cafe that has an agreement with your guide. So, an orange fresh juice was offered to us in such a cafe for $ 2. And when we arrived at the place, to the ancient amphitheater, there all the sellers had a fresh dollar. And so it is all around...
9. BATH, MASSAGE, etc. On the very first day, a guy named Murad from the neighboring hotel "Shumela Garden" approached us and began to aggressively invite us to the hammam with a massage. The price is $35. However, in the same "Maxwell" we were offered the same thing for $15. So the advice is one, but global: DO NOT HURRY TO PART WITH MONEY! Always try to find out if you can get the same thing much cheaper.
10. INTERNET. This hotel is a weak spot.
The information on the site promises tourists free Wi-Fi, and it really is and is really free. That's just the coverage area - within a radius of 6 meters from the router, i. e. from the reception. Therefore, every time to get into email. e-mail or I-no, I had to go to the lobby and sit there on a chair. Whereas the Wi-Fi of the hotels on the right (Sumela Garden) and on the left (Sea Gull) confidently covered the entire territory of our hotel, including the beach, but the entrance, of course, was password-protected. : -((
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We rested from June 25 to July 2. First of all, upon arrival at the hotel, the show "Lyuda is a swindler - there was a room not in the basement!! " Everyone is bred into rooms, and there were people 2 couples paid 2 for 2 vouchers, (he says they came together and you will live in one room 4 people) if 1 person, then every day there is an attack on an attempt to share (it doesn’t matter that there was an extra charge for a separate room) food for vegetarians (unpretentious and not squeamish), you can swim in the sea from 6-10 cheers.
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We rested from June 25 to July 2. First of all, upon arrival at the hotel, the show "Lyuda is a swindler - there was a room not in the basement!! " Everyone is bred into rooms, and there were people 2 couples paid 2 for 2 vouchers, (he says they came together and you will live in one room 4 people) if 1 person, then every day there is an attack on an attempt to share (it doesn’t matter that there was an extra charge for a separate room) food for vegetarians (unpretentious and not squeamish), you can swim in the sea from 6-10 cheers. then bags, bottles, various garbage float there, up to gaskets... .
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A small cozy hotel. The staff is very friendly and tidy. Check-in, housekeeping no problem. The food is good, there was enough of everything, and there was meat... many lament, there is no meat... forgetting that this is a Muslim country, they are waiting for pork or something - chicken, fish and lamb is no longer food? Sweets and pastries are delicious.
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A small cozy hotel. The staff is very friendly and tidy.
Check-in, housekeeping no problem.
The food is good, there was enough of everything, and there was meat... many lament, there is no meat... forgetting that this is a Muslim country, they are waiting for pork or something - chicken, fish and lamb is no longer food?
Sweets and pastries are delicious.
There is no animation, sauna and hammam as stated, but this can be solved... you can go to neighboring hotels.
I liked the region itself - the mountains are very beautiful, the vegetation on them is peculiar: pines and cacti, poppies and oleanders - all together. Because of the mountainous terrain, of course, the seabed is rocky... buy slippers.
the village of Beldibi-3 is conveniently located... 30 km - and on your own you can go to Antalya for a walk: an aquarium, see the old town of Kaleichi, not to mention Migros shops and other shopping.
you can go from the hotel to the left, the village will end and climb into the canyon... a 5-kilometer walk in the fresh air and you are at the Guynuk waterfall... not Niagara of course . . but expand your horizons and pass the time.
Check-in, housekeeping no problem.
The food is good, there was enough of everything, and there was meat... many lament, there is no meat... forgetting that this is a Muslim country, they are waiting for pork or something - chicken, fish and lamb is no longer food?
Sweets and pastries are delicious.
There is no animation, sauna and hammam as stated, but this can be solved... you can go to neighboring hotels.
I liked the region itself - the mountains are very beautiful, the vegetation on them is peculiar: pines and cacti, poppies and oleanders - all together. Because of the mountainous terrain, of course, the seabed is rocky... buy slippers.
the village of Beldibi-3 is conveniently located... 30 km - and on your own you can go to Antalya for a walk: an aquarium, see the old town of Kaleichi, not to mention Migros shops and other shopping.
you can go from the hotel to the left, the village will end and climb into the canyon... a 5-kilometer walk in the fresh air and you are at the Guynuk waterfall... not Niagara of course . . but expand your horizons and pass the time.
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The hotel is very good. The hotel has a wonderful location, close to Antalya (25 km) (the cost of a bus ride to Antalya is $ 3) and it takes half an hour to go to Kemer by bus. We went for a walk to the old city of Kaleich (take the bus at the hotel (just wave your hand and it stops), get to the end (near Migros (a large store like our Mega)), there you change to bus number 8 (fare -1 dollar ) and go to the old city (ask the driver.
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The hotel is very good. The hotel has a wonderful location, close to Antalya (25 km) (the cost of a bus ride to Antalya is $ 3) and it takes half an hour to go to Kemer by bus. We went for a walk to the old city of Kaleich (take the bus at the hotel (just wave your hand and it stops), get to the end (near Migros (a large store like our Mega)), there you change to bus number 8 (fare -1 dollar ) and go to the old city (ask the driver. He will tell you where to get off), back the same way, only the bus driver, on which Beldibi is written (stop behind Migros near the aquarium). A wonderful Russian girl Lyudmila works at the reception, she will help with some problems in the room, and also tell you where to go. All the furniture in the room is old, but very clean. The first time I got to the hotel, where edible soup. The choice of dishes is small, but everything is delicious. The sea has already warmed up a bit (22 degrees ), but everyone swims. During the day, the air temperature is up to 35 degrees. Pine trees grow around, it smells of resin, very clean. There is a small market opposite the hotel. We liked it.
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Dear tourists, if you decide to spoil your vacation, then feel free to go to "Sydney"!!!! I will not describe the living conditions. They are simply missing. And, if you are settled on the basement floor, then your vacation will take place in a beautiful, damp basement))) Cleaning consists in taking out the garbage.
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Dear tourists, if you decide to spoil your vacation, then feel free to go to "Sydney"!!!!
I will not describe the living conditions. They are simply missing. And, if you are settled on the basement floor, then your vacation will take place in a beautiful, damp basement))) Cleaning consists in taking out the garbage. Towels will be changed for money. That's all cleaning! Now about nutrition. Before eating vegetables, sniff if they are sour. As much as I'm not picky about food, sitting on rice, cabbage, and fried potatoes for a week was not very pleasant. For a week they gave 1 time fish, from meat they gave only a chicken divided into a million pieces (as my mother said, 2 chickens for all) and of course 1 piece - personally on a plate)) From fruits there was watermelon and melon. Everything! The contingent - grannies attacking the dining room at 7.00, although breakfast is from 7.30, it was very funny to watch them))) Now, about the excursions. The guys from "Pegas Touristik" are just smart!! ! one half of the bus was taken to Antalya, to the aquarium for $ 35, the other - for $ 50, and the red price of this excursion is $ 5. Drive from the hotel 15 min. , there you will be left to yourself, the guide is waiting for you on the bus.
I also want to say a few words about the rafting trip. Alloy impressions are great! The price is normal, the ride is 2.5 hours, not very long. But, dear WOMEN PLANNING TO HAVE CHILDREN!!!! ! NEVER RISK!!! ! No one will warn you that you will spend 4 hours sitting on your booty in water at a temperature of 10 degrees, and we are not talking about any wetsuits!! ! You will be wearing a swimsuit and a life jacket. In ice water, neither the first nor the second warms, believe me !!! ! Well, if you get off with only a runny nose and a cold, like me (((
The Turks this season are just about....and, sorry for the poverty of speech !!!
Prices - go off scale, their arrogance - at the same level. I was in Turkey for the 3rd time, hopefully the last.
I will not describe the living conditions. They are simply missing. And, if you are settled on the basement floor, then your vacation will take place in a beautiful, damp basement))) Cleaning consists in taking out the garbage. Towels will be changed for money. That's all cleaning! Now about nutrition. Before eating vegetables, sniff if they are sour. As much as I'm not picky about food, sitting on rice, cabbage, and fried potatoes for a week was not very pleasant. For a week they gave 1 time fish, from meat they gave only a chicken divided into a million pieces (as my mother said, 2 chickens for all) and of course 1 piece - personally on a plate)) From fruits there was watermelon and melon. Everything! The contingent - grannies attacking the dining room at 7.00, although breakfast is from 7.30, it was very funny to watch them))) Now, about the excursions. The guys from "Pegas Touristik" are just smart!! ! one half of the bus was taken to Antalya, to the aquarium for $ 35, the other - for $ 50, and the red price of this excursion is $ 5. Drive from the hotel 15 min. , there you will be left to yourself, the guide is waiting for you on the bus.
I also want to say a few words about the rafting trip. Alloy impressions are great! The price is normal, the ride is 2.5 hours, not very long. But, dear WOMEN PLANNING TO HAVE CHILDREN!!!! ! NEVER RISK!!! ! No one will warn you that you will spend 4 hours sitting on your booty in water at a temperature of 10 degrees, and we are not talking about any wetsuits!! ! You will be wearing a swimsuit and a life jacket. In ice water, neither the first nor the second warms, believe me !!! ! Well, if you get off with only a runny nose and a cold, like me (((
The Turks this season are just about....and, sorry for the poverty of speech !!!
Prices - go off scale, their arrogance - at the same level. I was in Turkey for the 3rd time, hopefully the last.
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accommodation cost $20. at the reception and 40 dollars. requested a cunning assistant who carried the keys... it seems too expensive with a ticket price of 47 thousand. The cleaner cleans the room very badly, even when leaving her 1dol. often there was not enough sheets, then covers... the toilet and shower are not cleaned by the owl.
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accommodation cost $20. at the reception and 40 dollars. requested a cunning assistant who carried the keys... it seems too expensive with a ticket price of 47 thousand. The cleaner cleans the room very badly, even when leaving her 1dol. often there was not enough sheets, then covers... the toilet and shower are not cleaned by the owl. The guide is an absolute extortionist. the prices offered for excursions are overpriced by two to three times and it's not worth it at all. do not trust the guides at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! shopping is just a scam. high prices, you see. imo for good friendship with the guide. take excursions from private traders, although there is not much risk, it is better to find out everything first. The waiters quickly remove the plates, you may not have time to eat... and the chef always asks for a tip, though they cook mediocrely... everything in this hotel is built on extortion of money. All in all, one disappointment. the only good thing is the sea.
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rested in May 2012 we all liked the quiet calm hotel. We arrived early at 7:30 AM and were immediately shown to our room. The room was cleaned every day. The hotel staff is very friendly, especially the waiters are always smiling. There were 9 days, during this time the menu was not repeated every day, some kind of variety.
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rested in May 2012 we all liked the quiet calm hotel. We arrived early at 7:30 AM and were immediately shown to our room. The room was cleaned every day. The hotel staff is very friendly, especially the waiters are always smiling. There were 9 days, during this time the menu was not repeated every day, some kind of variety. WHEN WE WERE GOING TO HOLIDAY I also read the reviews, to be honest, I was afraid to go there, they write that they put them in the basement, that is, there is nothing there. It's a pity that there is no animation, that's the only negative. And so we all liked a good hotel, very beautiful nature.
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I looked at the reviews and decided that Olga's review (stay in July 2010) is fully consistent with my impressions. I have been to Turkey more than once, I chose Sydney 2000 because of its location right on the seashore. Went out early in the morning in a bathing suit - swam - and for breakfast. Upon check-in, they paid 20 dollars, the room was standard on the 1st floor with a large balcony (there are rooms in the basement).
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I looked at the reviews and decided that Olga's review (stay in July 2010) is fully consistent with my impressions. I have been to Turkey more than once, I chose Sydney 2000 because of its location right on the seashore. Went out early in the morning in a bathing suit - swam - and for breakfast. Upon check-in, they paid 20 dollars, the room was standard on the 1st floor with a large balcony (there are rooms in the basement). The food is monotonous compared to 4 * and 5 * hotels - boiled eggs in the morning, soy sausages, butter spread, cheese slices, vegetables, if you come early - you can grab yogurt (almost no milk, porridge too), jams, delicious fresh bread. For lunch, shabby soups, chicken-turkey (portioned by the cook), pasta, rice, and the same vegetables. There were no fruits - there were mostly watermelons, although it was September outside. Bought for $2. - there are many shops nearby. There are no discos in the hotel (they go to a nearby hotel), the audience in the hotel is mostly after 30 and before... Young people will be bored there, but we are 50 years old. and we were looking for a relaxing holiday. I am going to go again because of the proximity to the sea. Yes - sunbeds need to be borrowed early - we borrowed at 6am.
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Hey! The hotel is simply excellent for such a price - delicious varied food, polite staff, calm atmosphere, comfort, normal cleaning in the room, everything worked properly in the room. I liked everything, a very good trio. Family hotel, many young couples. There is no animation and disco, but we had something to do.
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Hey! The hotel is simply excellent for such a price - delicious varied food, polite staff, calm atmosphere, comfort, normal cleaning in the room, everything worked properly in the room. I liked everything, a very good trio. Family hotel, many young couples. There is no animation and disco, but we had something to do. It's not a problem at all! If you are not a linivet, then there is plenty of entertainment around. Eternally dissatisfied tourists from the countries of the former USSR who have royal requests, but small wallets, I advise you not to go! We were more than satisfied. All success!
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