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Welcome all! Recommend a hotel for a holiday with a child of 3 years.
Turkey has never been on holiday. Our budget is limited to 100 thousand rubles. We plan to rest 2 adults + 1 child 3 years old in the second half of September for 14-16 days, at least 3 meals a day. We are generally not very picky people. The only thing, of course, is that infrastructure is needed specifically for the child (the sea is comfortable, a playground, a swimming pool, etc.). Thanks in advance to everyone who will respond.
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Children's whims, usually in star hotels. But the city of Kemer is full of playgrounds in the city itself and in the parks of Kemer.
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answered 11 years ago
Open maintenance sites and see the prices for what you fit into this money.
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answered 11 years ago
First decide what you want - sand or pebbles? Pebble is the cleanest sea, mountains and awesome nature. And this is Kemer!
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, 3 years is a long time. A playground, as we understand it and how it looks in our Russian courtyards, is in any hotel above 3 *.
See the first line that fits within your 100k. Start with 4*.
See the first line that fits within your 100k. Start with 4*.
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answered 11 years ago
As for the beach, it's still pebbles or sand. I am most interested in food.
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answered 11 years ago
As for food, in Turkey, basically all hotels operate on an all-inclusive basis. Voice the city of departure, the price of the tour depends on it.
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answered 11 years ago
A big request, if you recommend a hotel, please indicate which tour operator works with it.
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answered 11 years ago
I do not advise you to go to Votok with a small child at all. Focus better on Europe, with the exception of Bulgaria.
Their water is of poor quality, the level of medicine specifically in Turkey is unimportant, because of the transferred dysentery, the child had to visit both inexpensive clinics and an expensive hospital. Prices for medical care are VERY high, in a more or less normal hospital the cost of a day's stay is 700 dollars. Please take this into account when applying for insurance.
In any case, do not choose the hotel we were in (see my review), just after renovation, new, after the change of ownership, with a location in the village, find one that does not work on the all-inclusive scheme (rick get poisoned with stale there will be less food in Turkey) - there are such in Turkey, choose the one where the playground will be in the shade, it is better if there are small pebbles on the beach, since the sand, at least in the Alanya region, is VERY fine. It is VERY difficult to wash it out of clothes, and your clothes will not heal from the sand.
Do not take toys, swim rings, medicines with you - it is cheaper in Turkey.
I wish you a good choice and a pleasant stay for your family.
Their water is of poor quality, the level of medicine specifically in Turkey is unimportant, because of the transferred dysentery, the child had to visit both inexpensive clinics and an expensive hospital. Prices for medical care are VERY high, in a more or less normal hospital the cost of a day's stay is 700 dollars. Please take this into account when applying for insurance.
In any case, do not choose the hotel we were in (see my review), just after renovation, new, after the change of ownership, with a location in the village, find one that does not work on the all-inclusive scheme (rick get poisoned with stale there will be less food in Turkey) - there are such in Turkey, choose the one where the playground will be in the shade, it is better if there are small pebbles on the beach, since the sand, at least in the Alanya region, is VERY fine. It is VERY difficult to wash it out of clothes, and your clothes will not heal from the sand.
Do not take toys, swim rings, medicines with you - it is cheaper in Turkey.
I wish you a good choice and a pleasant stay for your family.
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answered 11 years ago
irasik03, firstly, no one will give you complete information about all the TOs that work with this hotel. yes, it doesn't matter. Choose the one that offers the lowest price. EVERYONE has flight delays, but the transfer will still take you to the hotel! All other issues are decided by the guest relay service, excursions are only at street agencies, 2 times cheaper (Ginza, Maxwell). Secondly, do not listen to Mrs. mulenko78, she is very angry at everyone and everything because of her own stupidity))) (hover over the nickname - you will see the rating)))) month-old baby to Alanya)))) Yes, even without additional insurance!!!!!!! ) Having paid only 400-500 rubles (adult and child), you do not need to pay for the hospital, stay in the hospital is FREE, including. and for the parent! The man is angry at everything and everyone, and Lonicera is a wonderful hotel, I think he still remembers Mulenko with a shudder)))) It is sincerely a pity for the child, but you should not pour mud on the country and the hotel, you should have his PARENTS !!!!!
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answered 11 years ago
And your budget for Moscow is very good!!!! That's just how you are set - to buy a tour now or is it closer to departure (maybe cheaper)? I have a friend in Moscow with her grandson flying around all countries just for a penny))) (unlike me).
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answered 11 years ago
PolikSVT-while in thought. someone claims. what is cheaper to buy now, someone. that at the last moment
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answered 11 years ago
If you don't need a hotel, you can wait. But if you do not like to buy a "pig in a poke" - better now. September is still quite high season in turkey and many hotels are "on the go".
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answered 11 years ago
I would recommend you to see the Side region, there are beautiful sandy beaches with a gentle entry into the sea, or the Incikum area in Alanya. And sand, it is sand everywhere, put your laundry in the car upon arrival, it will wash it off for you, thank God we live in the 21st century, they really wrote some nonsense.
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answered 11 years ago