Утраченная репутация. Ужас Lost reputation. Horror

My experience is more than 50 times in Turkey (usually 2-3 times a year), of which it was the 3rd trip to the Turban Club (2015 and 2016). I traveled as a family with my 11 year old son.
Borispol airport. The temperature is measured 3 times at the entrance, at check-in and upon landing. Masks are everywhere, smoking rooms are closed. At the entrance I saw that the thermometer does not work for the dude))). Arrived okay. Dalaman Airport - smoking rooms are open, everyone is wearing masks. Even on the plane, they filled out questionnaires that there were no symptoms of "corona". There, the crowd goes through the corridor with thermal imagers and massively measure the temperature. On the site, instead of a crowd, there are 4 buses under the plane and cats are running around... It's sad)).
We arrived at the hotel quickly in 1.2 hours. Do not stop on the road - it is forbidden. On the bus in a mask and fastened (type))).

Immediately at the bus they measure with a thermometer and again questionnaires? that you are not "triper" )), suitcases to the side and treated with a solution as for the Colorado potato beetle)).
Check-in - hotels are 60% full. Our brotherhood is not enough. Basically Pindos and Anglo-Saxons and Yugoslavs are different. We waited about 1 hour already with bracelets and instead of the Standard they gave us a Family room of 2 rooms with two toilets and two plasmas. Of course we gave a "bonus" of 30 bucks. It's worth it ).
The room has a free safe and a mini-bar, which is filled only on the day of arrival... Then you will not be given anything other than ordinary water. This is for such money! Free V-Fi in the room pulls and in general the hotel pulls 20 meters from the building. Then if you're lucky.
Territory - clean, coniferous forest, the smell of a huge area. Gorgeous. There are 4 cafe-bars. Out of 5 a la cartes, 2 work. The fish one does not work. And the rest is not interesting. In a la carte, everything from the canteen on beautiful plates. There are courts, a swimming pool with a depth of 160. A children's pool is 40 cm. There is generally a chic children's town. But there is no animation.
Food is... The Turks themselves say on the guest-relationship that we cannot eat here. We decided to save money on the restaurant. You won't be hungry. There is no food!! ! Breakfast is generally worthless, only eggs. The food is given out at the expense of the Turks and they themselves give a plate. We bought a bowl in Migros and for dinner, when it happened, we put meat on it and put it in the refrigerator, and there was something to eat for breakfast. In addition, we bought 2 packs of Cola and Pepsi in Migros, as well as shampoo, soap... Yes, yes... There are no favorite bottles in the hotel, but only a universal remedy on the wall in the deflector and wash your hair and wash your socks)) ) I caught the maid and gave her money, and from the depths of her cart she took out a bag with a bundle in which there were beautiful vials and said: the chef said not to give anyone)))) So we got shampoo. . . Estimate, this is ultra inclusive. . .

Further more. The restaurant has 2 bars. Asked for tomato juice - no. Went to the lobby bar. They asked where I would drink. . . ))) And then with apologies they poured me tomato juice into a paper glass with the words "so that other guests do not see that you are drinking tomato, otherwise the boss said not to pour the juice. " Can you imagine this in Club Tyurane? And in general in Turkey, even in 3-star or 4-star hotels? The question is what are we paying for? Cleaners have been made redundant. Regular cleaning of the room lasts on average until 15.00-16.00. Those. you should either burn on the beach or by the pool until they clean it up. Or like me - make a fuss, then they immediately remove it)). And you make a fuss.
Beach - the sea in August is almost 30. Clean, cool. Loungers enough for everyone and the pool as well. The beach has everything - a bar, and even strollers for bathing children with disabilities. There are two piers with sun loungers. Shell rock. Better in shoes.
Vacationers are a separate topic. )))) We have always had a stereotype that there are no worse than ours in the world)) Especially cattle "severe from Chelyaba or Tver"... Not without this, of course)). Guys, our "severe chelyabs" are the cutest mimics and superintelligents! Live with a crowd of Pindos, Germans and Anglo-Saxons. It got to the point that their children in the SR... LI pool and the pool were covered with tape for disinfection. By the pool, they eat and drink and throw everything at their feet, just like in a restaurant. They fart, burp. They yell like masters of life, dissatisfied with everything. And they are all absolutely terrible and fat, just tin... Their children are hellish hell... There was even a couple of ladyboys from England... What should I say to my 11-year-old son who sees two bearded women kissing in public?
I don't know if I can go for the 4th time. Probably not. Or only after one of the acquaintances goes there and tells the positive in future years. I do not advise.
Marmaris itself is dirty. Half of the hotels and restaurants do not work, and all the promenades and lawns in the place of the non-working hotel are not swept or watered. 50 percent of the hotels do not work... Gloomy. At the Grand Bazaar, prices are lower than before, but a novelty has appeared - the Turks do not bargain. Fed up with coronovirus. Squeezing out "indirim" from the bottom, even for 5 bucks, is essentially unrealistic. Even for stinky Turkish delight. Well, something like this... I gave 4 thousand euros. Services received on 2.

Speaking of excursions, they have become truncated. Those. they take them to the famous Pamukalle, but the travertines are closed there. They take you through the ancient cemeteries and for 15 bucks they will allow you into the "Cleopatra puddle"... There are yachts on the islands and swimming in the open sea, but there is no food and drink - it was forbidden. So for a whole day at sea with your... Or on a ship for big money.
I want to note the work of ordinary Turks, they understand and try.