Есть свои плюсы, но в целом из 5 звезд в отеле только бесплатная водка There are some advantages, but in general, out of 5 stars in the hotel, only free vodka

From the pros:
1) Food at the highest level, given the free restaurant on the beach, 4 meals a day can be considered. Gained 3 kg in a week.
2) The bartender and the variety of free alcohol are on top, Russian vodka, tequila, whiskey, even the beer is not bad, a variety of liquors, and the bartender, a man of age, is a true professional in his field.
3) The mini-bar in the room is always full (although only Pepsi and Fanta).
Of the minuses:
1) The rooms are just terrible, the photo shows one, with a sea view, a jacuzzi and a large bed. In fact, they gave a room in the basement under the pool with constant dampness, an old dilapidated bed. When asked to give a normal number, they first say that there are no other rooms, and then they take them aside and say that for $ 150 you can "solve the issue" with relocation to a normal room.

2) Nationalism on the part of managers at the reception. Russian and Ukrainian tourists are forced to wait half a day for check-in, referring to the lack of free rooms, sometimes when they try to find out something, they say that they have no time, they ignore and simply piss off tourists, while for the Turks they always have free rooms, and not in the basement where Ukrainian and Russian tourists live on the top floor.
3) The beach is very rocky, it's hard to enter the water, except to jump from the pier.
4) The pool is usually dirty (mainly because of the Turks who climb there with food and drinks), especially in the evening.
5) The climate of the region as a whole is an amateur, the sea is an order of magnitude colder than the Mediterranean.
6) The hotel is far from the city, if you want to take a walk, prepare 20 dollars for a taxi.
7) The declared free hammam does not work due to quarantine, but paid for 30 euros per person, please. It can be seen that euro bills, in their opinion, kill the coronavirus.
8) The hotel is not designed for Russian-speaking tourists, from the hotel staff, 1 manager knows Russian (and even then not much) and the cleaning lady is apparently from Turkmenistan. English is not much better.
In general, the impression of the hotel, 4 stars in Kemer is a cut above these "5" stars in Bodrum. I recommend the hotel to those who plan not to get out of the binge and can not notice the living conditions in the dungeon.