Хороший отель за свои деньги, Wi-Fi нет, еда не очень вкусная, но в изобилии, море отличное Good hotel for the money, no Wi-Fi, food not very tasty, but plentiful, the sea is great

Rested with two children, 7.13 years old. The hotel cost us quite cheaply, 27.000 UAH for 7 nights. The tour was bought a few days before the departure date. From the airport in Antalya to the hotel about 150 km, so the journey took about 2.5 hours. Transfer to the hotel was organized by a small bus seats 16-20, was half full. Since our hotel was the farthest away, along the way we brought all the people to their hotels. The driver accelerated and braked all the time, constantly changing lanes, as a result of which the smaller child became motion sick.
We arrived at the hotel at about 12 noon, we were offered to leave our things at the reception and go for lunch while the room was being prepared. We asked for a room with a sea view. We were checked into the room at 13.00, although according to the rules of the hotel, check-in is at 14.00. Room 1305 was clean and had a window and balcony overlooking the sea. The view was great. All the necessary furniture, TV and air conditioning were in the room. The furniture had a rather decent appearance, the air conditioner was new. In seven days, towels were changed twice, bedding was not changed, garbage was taken out every day, and toilet paper was placed as needed. True, liquid soap for washing hands ended on the fourth day and was never refilled.
In general, the staff at the reception and the dining room treated us carefully, there are no complaints about the specified staff. Food in the dining room - with it seemed to be a variety of tired already on the fifth day of stay. All meat dishes (there were 2-3 of them) were prepared from chicken, 2-3 times a week there was grilled fish for dinner. They did not give meat for breakfast, it was replaced with chicken egg dishes. Meat dishes were eaten in a cafe near the bus stop 2-B. There were no long queues for meals. During the rest, 80% of the tourists were Turks, the rest were Ukrainians and Belarusians.

The Turks usually spent the day by the pool, so the beach was free and the first line of sun loungers could be accessed at any time. Animation was in the evening after 21.00 and we did not visit it. We, as a rule, went to the sea after breakfast, before lunch and after dinner, during the day we went on excursions and shopping. The sea on the beach of the hotel is excellent, there is a bar on the beach where you can drink soft drinks.
It makes sense for a hotel guide to take a tour to the Legend water park, it is cheaper than going on your own. The rest of the tours need to be taken on the street in tour agencies, where you can still bargain. We took a tour on a pirate yacht.
The fortress in Alanya, Cleopatra Beach and the funicular were visited on their own. Shopping for things was done at the LC Waikiki store near Cleopatra Beach.
During our vacation, there were no Russians, but they appeared on August 10 in the evening and the first two rows of sun loungers were full, noticeable queues began to appear in the dining room for dinner, and there was a queue for alcohol in the lobby bar, which did not exist at all. The ratio of Turks / Slavs approached 50% and became somehow noisy. For normal money, I can recommend this hotel, suitable for families with children.