Я довольна I am satisfied

My journey started somewhat crumpled: upon arrival in Turkey, the guide announced that only three rooms had been prepared for 7 potential guests from our hotel. I was one of the unlucky ones. As a result, I spent the night in an ugly hotel, although the guide assured me that in such situations the hotel could not be worse than booked. But it turned out quite differently: no one even brought us water. They say it's good that there is generally a place to spend the night. In the morning we were safely transferred to our hotel. My friend and I for two got a two-room suite with a TV, a refrigerator, a perfectly working air conditioner, a large balcony with outstretched clotheslines, a shower screen (not a curtain) in the bathroom. Moreover, our room was located in such a way that all the noise from the pool and partying on site did not bother us at all. The room was located in block C on the first floor. The balcony is full of bushes, even if you walk naked, no one will see it.
The staff at the hotel does not know Russian, but speaks English quite tolerably. There were some pretty funny people. All are welcoming.
The food is not very varied, but we always found something to our liking. Who wants frills and diversity - you definitely do not come here! And I'm quite satisfied, because. if I had paid more money for another hotel and didn’t eat in it the same way as in Ilaida (a piece doesn’t fit in the throat in such a hot place), then I would hardly be happy)))

Towels are changed every day, rooms are cleaned every day. True, the cleaning lady does not wait around the corner when you leave the room, but can also enter when you are in it (for example, when you sleep). But he will immediately come out slowly or ask: tomorrow?
About the system "all inclusive". The bar with alcoholic drinks worked properly, though the local "swill" is impossible to drink. One of our compatriots complained that the bartender regrets drinks and pours little - I don’t know, we used his services once, so we have nothing to complain about.
Yes, and the hotel does not have its own beach: neither in Marmaris itself, nor in Icmeler (on some site there is information about the beach in Icmeler and the transfer to it - lies! ) But this, again, depends on who is going for what. There were individuals in our hotel who did not need the sea at all. Well, we went to the city beach (5 minutes walk) and did not suffer from the fact that we had to move.
This is where my story ends. In general, I am satisfied with the rest.