Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
6.0
Food:
7.0
Amenities:
7.0
The hotel was chosen based on the price-quality ratio, taking into account the good reviews about the beach, which is true. When we arrived at 21 o'clock, there were no free rooms and we were settled in a "kennel" without windows. Only the next day, after a long conversation with the general manager, we managed to check into a standard room on the ground floor. At the same time, the Russian-speaking employee at the reception, instead of helping in resolving the issue, suggested that we call the tour operator.
I liked the green well-groomed territory, a cafe on the beach, where you could have a bite to eat from 11 in the morning. The beach is sandy, with a good entrance to the sea, with sunbeds and awnings, but small: after 10-30 all the sunbeds on it were usually occupied.
The room is standard. Those who have vacationed in Turkey know what this means. It wasn't badly removed. Linen was changed on demand.
The food in the restaurant corresponded to the star rating of the hotel: no frills, but nutritious, varied, and - most importantly, in my opinion - in compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards. The waiters instantly removed the dirty dishes and constantly offered to bring drinks from the bar. And this was done without any extortion of "service fees".
There are 2 shortcomings that spoiled the overall picture:
1) the electric shuttle to the beach worked until 12 and... from 15. That is, in the very heat from the beach you had to get to the hotel on foot.
2) the Germans, who were more than 70% in the hotel, behaved completely shamelessly: they arranged gatherings around the pool at night and their gurgling (and it did not stop for a minute) and often lasted until 3-4 in the morning, did not allow opening the balcony the door to the room; which means that we had to sleep in stuffiness, with the door closed, otherwise it was impossible to fall asleep.
There is nothing to write about the animators: they were fired on the 3rd day after our arrival, but they did not have time to hire new ones.
And in general, "everything is worth as much as it costs. " If you want better, pay more.
I liked the green well-groomed territory, a cafe on the beach, where you could have a bite to eat from 11 in the morning. The beach is sandy, with a good entrance to the sea, with sunbeds and awnings, but small: after 10-30 all the sunbeds on it were usually occupied.
The room is standard. Those who have vacationed in Turkey know what this means. It wasn't badly removed. Linen was changed on demand.
The food in the restaurant corresponded to the star rating of the hotel: no frills, but nutritious, varied, and - most importantly, in my opinion - in compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards. The waiters instantly removed the dirty dishes and constantly offered to bring drinks from the bar. And this was done without any extortion of "service fees".
There are 2 shortcomings that spoiled the overall picture:
1) the electric shuttle to the beach worked until 12 and... from 15. That is, in the very heat from the beach you had to get to the hotel on foot.
2) the Germans, who were more than 70% in the hotel, behaved completely shamelessly: they arranged gatherings around the pool at night and their gurgling (and it did not stop for a minute) and often lasted until 3-4 in the morning, did not allow opening the balcony the door to the room; which means that we had to sleep in stuffiness, with the door closed, otherwise it was impossible to fall asleep.
There is nothing to write about the animators: they were fired on the 3rd day after our arrival, but they did not have time to hire new ones.
And in general, "everything is worth as much as it costs. " If you want better, pay more.
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