Хороший отель для отдыхающих туристов за 50 лет без особых претензий Good hotel for holidaymakers over 50 years old without much pretension

The hotel corresponds to 3 *. The room was small, but everything you needed was: a bed, a desk, a TV, bedside tables, a coffee table and an armchair. The furniture is a bit old, but the bed is newer - with an orthopedic mattress. But the main thing is a good own air conditioning and a balcony (balconies are not in all rooms). Meals: breakfast is very modest - two types of olives, chopped vegetables, eggs, eggplant sauté ed, fried zucchini, feta cheese, coffee or tea, portioned butter, jam and honey, sometimes boiled sausage and pastries such as besquit, improved dinners - soup is a must, for garnish, portioned rice or vermicelli, meat (chicken or beef chops), fried vegetables, watermelon or melon. We didn't go hungry, but there wasn't much choice. To the beach - 2-3 minutes walk. You need to cross a busy road. If you walk along the embankment to the left for 2-3 minutes, you can relax in a more civilized way - there is an equipped city beach with free sunbeds, umbrellas, fresh water showers, changing rooms. But who does not like crowds - then a wild beach is for you - without changing rooms, showers and sunbeds. But on the other hand, you can easily take a seat there at any time and people will not pass near you to swim in the sea. The beach is small pebbles, so you can lie on a towel for your pleasure. A big plus of the hotel is that it is located within the city and the center can be reached by public transport. So you can see the city. The fare is 2 lira (approximately $1).
I recommend to see the aquarium, mini city. It takes literally 7-10 minutes to go to them, but you can also walk along the embankment. Visit the old city - go down to the pier. From there, you can take a ride on a boat yourself - an hour's walk, on a yacht - a two-hour one. The cost of an hour tour is 10 lire. You can visit the richest district of Antalya - Lara, with numerous shops, boutiques, shopping centers. The people in Antalya are diverse, but they treat tourists with understanding, they will explain where to go in Turkish-English-Russian. So you can safely walk around Antalya. A lot of people meet immigrants from the former Soviet Union and they will tell about themselves and ask you.