In short, the location is good if you don't like being in the middle of the party streets. The hotel is quite tired. Everything needs repair. There are not enough dishes, we bought ourselves glasses for tea. The rooms are smoky, I had to choose, since there was a choice. There is no cleaning in the rooms, for three days no one even took out the garbage.
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In short, the location is good if you don't like being in the middle of the party streets. The hotel is quite tired. Everything needs repair. There are not enough dishes, we bought ourselves glasses for tea. The rooms are smoky, I had to choose, since there was a choice. There is no cleaning in the rooms, for three days no one even took out the garbage. The faucets in the kitchen and in the shower dangle unscrewed, apparently kept only on hoses. The entrance to the hotel (at the reception) is down the stairs, we were with a baby in a stroller, we had to drag it up and down all the time. The owner is also handsome, he put his Opel right next to the gate to the hotel, although there was where to park nearby, with a stroller you had to dodge to get to the hotel. Breakfasts are monotonous, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggs, sausage, cheese, all of the same kind.
Financial issues: the hotel withdrew the full cost of living a week before arrival, but upon arrival, it turned out that they allegedly did not receive the money. I showed them the bank application - it was useless, I talked with booking, they confirmed that the hotel had received the payment. Booking advised to deal with the hotel directly. The hotel did not want to resolve the issue, I had to pay again in cash, because it was not possible to urgently search for other housing with a baby. After the settlement, I wrote an application to the bank to protest the payment, the bank also said that the money had reached the hotel. Tip: do not prepay, pay in cash upon arrival, but it is better to find another option.
Financial issues: the hotel withdrew the full cost of living a week before arrival, but upon arrival, it turned out that they allegedly did not receive the money. I showed them the bank application - it was useless, I talked with booking, they confirmed that the hotel had received the payment. Booking advised to deal with the hotel directly. The hotel did not want to resolve the issue, I had to pay again in cash, because it was not possible to urgently search for other housing with a baby. After the settlement, I wrote an application to the bank to protest the payment, the bank also said that the money had reached the hotel. Tip: do not prepay, pay in cash upon arrival, but it is better to find another option.
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We rested together, in July, we bought a ticket spontaneously, the price was adequate for 13 days. Hotel: 20 rooms in total. The contingent is local family Turks and the post-Soviet space 60/40. Breakfast - every day the same thing: dried olives, salted olives, 1 type of cheese, 1 type of white, fresh bread, cucumbers, tomatoes, 1 type of sausage, boiled eggs, 1 type of jam, honey and butter (margarine, to be exact) and tea.
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We rested together, in July, we bought a ticket spontaneously, the price was adequate for 13 days.
Hotel: 20 rooms in total. The contingent is local family Turks and the post-Soviet space 60/40.
Breakfast - every day the same thing: dried olives, salted olives, 1 type of cheese, 1 type of white, fresh bread, cucumbers, tomatoes, 1 type of sausage, boiled eggs, 1 type of jam, honey and butter (margarine, to be exact) and tea. On the plus side, everything is fresh. Of the minuses - the lack of a minimum variety (for 13 days! ) And in the first 5 days the oil looked like butter, and in the rest it was frank margarine. Loose coffee was not always put on, and, as it seemed, for the Turks, who come to breakfast at 9, and breakfast is announced to Russian-speaking visitors at 10. We were content with fairly well-brewed tea from a local samovar, but for the sake of objectivity, we went with the Turks at 9, no one said a word said... sometimes there was coffee, but then it disappeared) Not critical, to be honest.
I'll just describe everything in detail.
The room is medium in size, reasonably clean, good linen and quality and cleanliness. There is a shower in the shower, so nothing sticks)) Here the pressure of the water was deplorable . . There was 500 ml of soap in the bathroom. and toilet paper, a hair dryer was present, 1 towel under your feet and 1 towel for each (hair towels are not given). Towels are clean and good quality. Stove for cooking, frying pan, knife, forks, spoons, 1 glass)) 2 cups, 4 flat plates of different sizes, 1 deep for salad, mini-fridge. Everything is not new, but clean.
Cons of the room: no cleaning from the word at all, garbage is not taken out either (there is a large tank in the corridor, they took it out themselves) and tips do not affect the process. I had to catch the manager Isa. Plus - cleaned and changed the bedding with towels quickly, no questions asked (the cleaning women are very nice). WiFi was good for us.
In general, if you ask for something, you get it without problems. Just talk to the manager what you need. By the way, he is absolutely contact, normal, even pleasant person. My subjective opinion of the hotel rests on it.
The location of the hotel is great! Quiet street, without noise and din. You wake up from the singing of birds and the light splash of an artificial spring in the pool. All windows overlook the pool.
City center - turn left from the main gate and go out onto the main street (passage) turn right... The same thing, only with a turn from the main gate to the right and again to the right and along the main one - to the sea. Yes, it takes about 10 minutes to walk. But, there is a free service (tell Ise to call him) and you will be taken to Calista beach, which costs 15 lira (for one).
The sea is beautiful! The beach is a small pebble, almost sandy.
In general, Kemer, with its location in a pine forest, under a mountain, is a great place! It is not as suffocating as neighboring Antalya, but it is also more expensive.
A water taxi departs from the Marina in the morning to Antalya (take a passport or take a picture of it! ), 50 minutes by sea, it’s better to buy a ticket in Antalya as soon as you land (otherwise there may not be places back in the evening). I don't remember the price, more than adequate.
On Mondays, locals bring fruits and vegetables to the central bazaar. Worth every penny! In my opinion, on Wednesday there is a textile market (ask Isa, she will tell you).
Don't be afraid to climb the local mountain. We met the dawn at 5 am, and watched the sun rise from behind the sea... magical! Climb 1 hour, 3.5 km. mountain height. At the very top there is a hut, there is a grandfather, he is happy with everything (take something for him, the old man will be pleased). Mountain goats run.
Now. I'm not campaigning, but taking excursions from your tour operator will be really expensive. For example, we were offered to fly to Istanbul "for $ 190, and this is a promotional price, and the offer is valid for 2 days...." and other nonsense. Flew for $150. I definitely recommend! See Hagia Sophia, feed twice (the second time with a gorgeous view of the restaurant on the bridge over the Bosphorus, included in the price), swim along the Bosphorus, see our grave. One thing - comfortable shoes, we found 11.2 km. )) so I do not recommend taking children.
Girls, be sure to hammam! The best hammam in Kemer hotel - $15 with massage. I additionally took for $ 10.5 sessions of general massage (from feet to head) for an hour each (at a convenient time for you, a car arrives at the hotel or picks up and returns to the beach); at the penultimate session, they give a full course of hamam. Ideal to walk every other day. Turkish men and Thai girls work, choose.
Have a great holiday everyone! Yes, in the local McDonald's (to the left of the Marina and next to the Kemer hotel, with a hammam) - very tasty ice cream!
I hope this review helps someone.
Hotel: 20 rooms in total. The contingent is local family Turks and the post-Soviet space 60/40.
Breakfast - every day the same thing: dried olives, salted olives, 1 type of cheese, 1 type of white, fresh bread, cucumbers, tomatoes, 1 type of sausage, boiled eggs, 1 type of jam, honey and butter (margarine, to be exact) and tea. On the plus side, everything is fresh. Of the minuses - the lack of a minimum variety (for 13 days! ) And in the first 5 days the oil looked like butter, and in the rest it was frank margarine. Loose coffee was not always put on, and, as it seemed, for the Turks, who come to breakfast at 9, and breakfast is announced to Russian-speaking visitors at 10. We were content with fairly well-brewed tea from a local samovar, but for the sake of objectivity, we went with the Turks at 9, no one said a word said... sometimes there was coffee, but then it disappeared) Not critical, to be honest.
I'll just describe everything in detail.
The room is medium in size, reasonably clean, good linen and quality and cleanliness. There is a shower in the shower, so nothing sticks)) Here the pressure of the water was deplorable . . There was 500 ml of soap in the bathroom. and toilet paper, a hair dryer was present, 1 towel under your feet and 1 towel for each (hair towels are not given). Towels are clean and good quality. Stove for cooking, frying pan, knife, forks, spoons, 1 glass)) 2 cups, 4 flat plates of different sizes, 1 deep for salad, mini-fridge. Everything is not new, but clean.
Cons of the room: no cleaning from the word at all, garbage is not taken out either (there is a large tank in the corridor, they took it out themselves) and tips do not affect the process. I had to catch the manager Isa. Plus - cleaned and changed the bedding with towels quickly, no questions asked (the cleaning women are very nice). WiFi was good for us.
In general, if you ask for something, you get it without problems. Just talk to the manager what you need. By the way, he is absolutely contact, normal, even pleasant person. My subjective opinion of the hotel rests on it.
The location of the hotel is great! Quiet street, without noise and din. You wake up from the singing of birds and the light splash of an artificial spring in the pool. All windows overlook the pool.
City center - turn left from the main gate and go out onto the main street (passage) turn right... The same thing, only with a turn from the main gate to the right and again to the right and along the main one - to the sea. Yes, it takes about 10 minutes to walk. But, there is a free service (tell Ise to call him) and you will be taken to Calista beach, which costs 15 lira (for one).
The sea is beautiful! The beach is a small pebble, almost sandy.
In general, Kemer, with its location in a pine forest, under a mountain, is a great place! It is not as suffocating as neighboring Antalya, but it is also more expensive.
A water taxi departs from the Marina in the morning to Antalya (take a passport or take a picture of it! ), 50 minutes by sea, it’s better to buy a ticket in Antalya as soon as you land (otherwise there may not be places back in the evening). I don't remember the price, more than adequate.
On Mondays, locals bring fruits and vegetables to the central bazaar. Worth every penny! In my opinion, on Wednesday there is a textile market (ask Isa, she will tell you).
Don't be afraid to climb the local mountain. We met the dawn at 5 am, and watched the sun rise from behind the sea... magical! Climb 1 hour, 3.5 km. mountain height. At the very top there is a hut, there is a grandfather, he is happy with everything (take something for him, the old man will be pleased). Mountain goats run.
Now. I'm not campaigning, but taking excursions from your tour operator will be really expensive. For example, we were offered to fly to Istanbul "for $ 190, and this is a promotional price, and the offer is valid for 2 days...." and other nonsense. Flew for $150. I definitely recommend! See Hagia Sophia, feed twice (the second time with a gorgeous view of the restaurant on the bridge over the Bosphorus, included in the price), swim along the Bosphorus, see our grave. One thing - comfortable shoes, we found 11.2 km. )) so I do not recommend taking children.
Girls, be sure to hammam! The best hammam in Kemer hotel - $15 with massage. I additionally took for $ 10.5 sessions of general massage (from feet to head) for an hour each (at a convenient time for you, a car arrives at the hotel or picks up and returns to the beach); at the penultimate session, they give a full course of hamam. Ideal to walk every other day. Turkish men and Thai girls work, choose.
Have a great holiday everyone! Yes, in the local McDonald's (to the left of the Marina and next to the Kemer hotel, with a hammam) - very tasty ice cream!
I hope this review helps someone.
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