В общем понравилось Generally liked

Hello! We returned from Kemer 10 days ago. We rested with 2 teenage children in the Club Hotel Mira, rooms 301 and 302. Let's start with general information. We like Kemer - we are there for the 3rd time. The city is clean, full of shops and shops, public gardens and orange groves (They grow oranges and pomegranates like our apples). The clean, calm, turquoise sea is especially attractive. But we warn you: WHO DOES NOT LIKE PEBBLE BEACHES - YOU DO NOT GO HERE! Walking on pebbles is still extreme, but we perceived it as an additional massage procedure; some get special bathing slippers right here ($10-15).
Within the reach of the hotel there are 2 pieces of the city beach to which 7-8 minutes of leisurely walking without sunbeds and umbrellas and paid Panorama Beach for $ 1 / day / per person with umbrellas and sunbeds. The closest piece of the city beach is located between the Water Sport Center (Parasaling, catamaran, etc. ) and the beach of the Crystal DeLux hotel. It is crowded, especially in the evening. The shower can be found behind the Water Sport Center on the beach of the Grand Haber Hotel. The second city beach is located at a distance of 200 meters towards the yacht club in front of the KRISTAL disco club. There is a shower there. On city pebbles are larger than on paid Panorama Beach. We sunbathed on it for only 2 days (due to the inconvenient bus schedule for us: in the morning 8-30 and 9-30 to the beach 12-00 and 12-30 from the beach, then at 14-30 and 15-00 to the beach and 18.00 and 18-30 back). You can, of course, walk for 20-25 minutes, but in the heat it's somehow hard. It is forbidden to take food and drinks to the beach. the bar is the main business of the owner of the beach.
The hotel is located in the center of Kemer (MAP ON SITE DISPLAYS ITS LOCATION INCORRECTLY). It is located behind Grand Haber Hotel Kemer5* and Kemer Dream Hotel4*.

The hotel corresponds to its 3 *, especially since the price is very affordable. Yes, there is not super new furniture, there are stains on the carpet and towels, but everything is pretty clean. The pool is small, offhand somewhere 8 * 8, but there was no crowd there - usually 3-6 people swim. For a week, we saw 2 times how people in white coats took water samples. At the reception, you can take beach towels for free (changed every 3 days).
Everything worked in the rooms: air conditioning, shower, hair dryer, TV, refrigerator. The rooms overlooked Ataturk Boulevard (this applies to all rooms with numbers 30 * and 50 *). It was noisy with the windows open, but we slept well at night with the windows closed. True, in the morning it was stuffy, they turned on the air conditioner. Quieter in rooms 20*, 40*, 60*, which overlook the courtyard of the hotel, the pool. The settlement was not smooth - there were no normal rooms available: they gave one normal on the sixth and 105 on the first with damp walls. We tried to resolve the issue through a "reward", but there really were no numbers. They offered to spend the night in another hotel, but we preferred to stay in the 4th one in one normal room. By 12-00 we were given two good rooms side by side with no "reward".
The food was modest, but we were not hungry. Many vegetable salads, eggplant and zucchini dishes, for lunch and dinner there was always something chicken, for side dishes, mainly rice, pasta, and beans. Of the fruits, there were watermelon, melon, oranges. There were a couple of desserts. By the beginning of dinner, there was often a queue for distribution, but this is a matter of 2-3 minutes. At the end of the dinner, there was no such problem. The meat was served in portions by the sous chef, but then you could take the supplement. The dishes were removed from the tables instantly, even if he had not finished his meal yet, but did not have time to stop the waiters when he was distracted or went for tea. Until 22-00 it was always possible to drink hot tea, coffee with milk or cappuccino. Wine, beer, sprite, cola in the bar for free from 10-00 to 22-00. Orange juices are offered at every step ($1-2). In the cafe at the exit of the hotel there is a large glass of $ 1 (the best price-volume ratio that we came across).
The atmosphere in the hotel is calm and relaxed. Animation is missing. They organized their vacation themselves with Ginza Travel (the largest travel agency - 33 offices in this region). We beat in the office on the central square, although there is another one closer. They took a hammam and a tour of Kekovo-Demre (Mira)-Church of St. Nicholas. Used their service 5 years ago. Everything is well organized. Guides in hotels will scare you with all sorts of things to sell their excursions, but their similar tours cost 2 times more.

For those who wish, there are 3 nightclubs nearby.
On Tuesdays there is a large clothing market. Prices are not very different from our market.
Wi-Fi was good in the lobby and worse in the room.
In general, I liked it!