Не дайте себя обмануть! Don't be fooled!

Don't be fooled!
Firstly, there are no open and closed restaurants, hairdressers, saunas, darts, babysitting, children's clubs, discotheques in the hotel declared on the websites.
The hotel is located on the second (not on the first) coastline. The hotel area is cramped, overgrown with reeds, trees and plants are dried up, garbage and leftovers of food are everywhere. In addition, there is a constant smell, either from rarely poured out, or from slops poured into the backyard. Ropes are also stretched on the territory, where washed towels are dried. All this together makes a rather depressing impression.

Separately, I will stop at the pool. The water is cloudy and never changed during our stay. The swimming pool for adults and children is partitioned off with a plastic grate, i. e. children bathe in the same water as adults. One of the entertainments of the resting drunken Turks was to throw each other into the water right in their clothes and shoes, along with chairs. This is partly due to the fact that there is no animation in the hotel (the animator was fired for beating a vacationing girl with his feet! ) and people simply had nothing to do. There are no sunshades on the territory of the hotel, there are three old rusty umbrellas near the pool.
The service staff is rude and rude. The daily picture is complaints, scandal and disassembly of vacationers at the reception under the indifferent absent glance of the staff, all the staff are simply used to this. Cleaning is floor cleaning on demand. The tiles near the shower and the bathroom are dirty and moldy. They took out the trash themselves. Linen and towels are gray and very worn. Everywhere there is a feeling of neglect and impassable dirt.
Particularly "lucky" were those vacationers whose windows overlooked the territory of a neighboring hotel. Powerful sound equipment is installed right under the windows and discos are arranged until half past midnight. Even with the windows closed in the evening, in order to hear each other, it was necessary to shout, and the fact that it is impossible to fall asleep is out of the question! By the way, the animation of the neighboring hotel is quite good and, in the absence of its own, served as entertainment for many.
The beach is not 100 meters from the hotel, but more than 400 meters. around it was a plot about ten meters wide, fenced on the sides with ropes from the public beach. There were not enough sunbeds and umbrellas for all vacationers. Any water activities on the beach (catamaran, mattresses, motorized sports, beach volleyball, etc. ) were not organized and did not exist at all - lack of a bar, toilet, washing and changing room on the beach - the beach area is terribly polluted, bags, cigarette butts , bottles, etc. , lack of buoys and lifeguards. Often had to sail away from approaching boats and jet skis

The bar is characterized by the complete absence of everything. Always. Even drinks like cola and fanta were in short supply and quickly ran out. During the day, sweetish red water called “mors” was available, as it decreased, the staff simply added water from a bucket from above into the refrigeration unit. We hardly saw the bartender. Vacationers went to the bar and while there were drinks available, they poured themselves. The glass also often had to be washed for myself. A typical picture: the lack of a bartender and a bunch of dirty glasses. The ice in the bar was the first two hours after opening and the staff put it into glasses with their hands.
The food was of poor quality, everything was stale or inedible. What was not eaten in the morning was served for lunch, and then for dinner. For example, rice porridge from breakfast was seasoned with mayonnaise, mixed with pasta from yesterday's dinner and served for lunch under the guise of a salad. Many dishes were frankly rotten. There was no meat or fish at all. From vegetables - poorly washed fermented tomatoes, from fruits - unsweetened watermelon. Children suffered especially, they had to eat in local cafes. We have repeatedly tried to urge the hotel administration to treat us with due respect, and not to feed us "slop". To which, in turn, we were told that the new tenant of the hotel does not allocate money for food properly, so we have to put the dishes of the previous days on the table.