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8.0
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8.0
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9.0
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10.0
Amenities:
8.0
Stayed at the hotel during a sightseeing tour of Cappadocia, only 2 days. Would never choose this hotel on their own. It just wouldn't have crossed my mind. We have different criteria. De luxe, close to vibrant nightlife, sandy beach, etc. But since I didn’t have to choose, I’ll share my impressions.
In fact, it turned out to be quite decent. The hotel is not new (17 years old), surrounded by greenery. Very well maintained. Everywhere traces of fresh repair. The rooms have plasma TVs. The lobby is also very nice. Settled in 5 minutes. The room was given like the sea, but only on the 2nd floor, the whole view is blocked by trees. Changed to the 5th floor for 2 chocolates. So, to whom the view of the sea is important - ask higher. The reception is very efficient and accommodating. Russian-speaking girl Irina works. And so all the staff in German and English communicate quite well. The rooms are about the same. Anyway, the ones we saw were identical. The room is large: one bed is double, the second is one and a half. The bathroom is spacious. The furniture is quite decent. Everything works, no complaints.
The food is very tasty and the choice of dishes is extensive. The baklava blew me away. How much I ate delicious, but t-a-a-a-what - never! Inside with custard! Recommend. There is also a large selection of meats. There are always fish. Tender pancakes for breakfast. In a word - you will not lose weight, that's for sure!
The beach is pebbly, for this I lowered the rating. I just don't like it. True, whoever likes it. The beach is spacious, equipped with everything you need. Toilet nearby. Beach bar! Everything is as it should be!
There is little animation during the day. Maybe because it's out of season. But in the evening they work at full capacity. Such a fire show was rolled up - the pros will envy. Well done!
Opposite the hotel Dolphin there is a small market. There things are funny, cheap, but all sorts of sweets, spices, and other trifles can be bought, and cheaper than elsewhere. A little further (1 km) there is a bigger bazaar. There are shops, boutiques - what not. To whom shopping - there. And you can not go to Alanya.
We went to the hammam at the hotel. Everything is beautiful, no doubt. But prices - space. Bargained, bargained, cheaper than $ 65 for the program (hammam, peeling, foam massage, oil) are not inferior. They promised to think about it, but they found a very good clean hammam outside the territory. Happy Turkish Bath & SPA. If you stand facing the sea, then it will be to the right, 10 minutes at a calm pace from the hotel, on the opposite side of the road, such red domes. Their program costs $35, and you can bargain. We liked their work and interior so much, then we came for a massage. If we had a week off, we would go every day.
Here you book all sorts of Dolphins and Amaras, and you visit the people's 5-ke and start thinking, is it worth overpaying if everything is OK anyway? Of course, it is unlikely that I myself will come to this hotel again. But I strongly recommend it to others. It is even worthy to have a rest. It's a pity, to Alanya 35 km. But who with children or who are not interested in night outings to the disco - that's it!
In fact, it turned out to be quite decent. The hotel is not new (17 years old), surrounded by greenery. Very well maintained. Everywhere traces of fresh repair. The rooms have plasma TVs. The lobby is also very nice. Settled in 5 minutes. The room was given like the sea, but only on the 2nd floor, the whole view is blocked by trees. Changed to the 5th floor for 2 chocolates. So, to whom the view of the sea is important - ask higher. The reception is very efficient and accommodating. Russian-speaking girl Irina works. And so all the staff in German and English communicate quite well. The rooms are about the same. Anyway, the ones we saw were identical. The room is large: one bed is double, the second is one and a half. The bathroom is spacious. The furniture is quite decent. Everything works, no complaints.
The food is very tasty and the choice of dishes is extensive. The baklava blew me away. How much I ate delicious, but t-a-a-a-what - never! Inside with custard! Recommend. There is also a large selection of meats. There are always fish. Tender pancakes for breakfast. In a word - you will not lose weight, that's for sure!
The beach is pebbly, for this I lowered the rating. I just don't like it. True, whoever likes it. The beach is spacious, equipped with everything you need. Toilet nearby. Beach bar! Everything is as it should be!
There is little animation during the day. Maybe because it's out of season. But in the evening they work at full capacity. Such a fire show was rolled up - the pros will envy. Well done!
Opposite the hotel Dolphin there is a small market. There things are funny, cheap, but all sorts of sweets, spices, and other trifles can be bought, and cheaper than elsewhere. A little further (1 km) there is a bigger bazaar. There are shops, boutiques - what not. To whom shopping - there. And you can not go to Alanya.
We went to the hammam at the hotel. Everything is beautiful, no doubt. But prices - space. Bargained, bargained, cheaper than $ 65 for the program (hammam, peeling, foam massage, oil) are not inferior. They promised to think about it, but they found a very good clean hammam outside the territory. Happy Turkish Bath & SPA. If you stand facing the sea, then it will be to the right, 10 minutes at a calm pace from the hotel, on the opposite side of the road, such red domes. Their program costs $35, and you can bargain. We liked their work and interior so much, then we came for a massage. If we had a week off, we would go every day.
Here you book all sorts of Dolphins and Amaras, and you visit the people's 5-ke and start thinking, is it worth overpaying if everything is OK anyway? Of course, it is unlikely that I myself will come to this hotel again. But I strongly recommend it to others. It is even worthy to have a rest. It's a pity, to Alanya 35 km. But who with children or who are not interested in night outings to the disco - that's it!
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