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The hotel in Uludag was booked through Turkish tour operators, they themselves offered us several hotels of different price categories and we chose alkoclar sport, which worked on an all-inclusive basis, $ 95 per day for a 2-bed room.
The alkoclar sport hotel was a little disappointing at first, as photos of the rooms of its older brother are posted on the Internet, which is located across the road and is much more expensive.
The hotel is old, but very comfortable, excellent service and food. The price includes a subscription to 2 lifts. The first is located 10 meters from the hotel, the second is across the road, but you can go down to it from the hill from the other side. There are many slopes, you can ask for a map of the slopes at the hotel. There is no night skiing, the lifts are open until 17-00. The center of Uludag is very small, you can only eat in hotels, prices in cafes are very, very high, be sure to ask for a menu and specify the cost (they tried to sell 3 tiny ram ribs to us for 40 bucks, and a hookah for 35, they are not bargained, I had to return for dinner in hotel). They explain their inflated prices by a short tourist season. It is better to settle in the first zone, since in the rest there may not be snow at all. The hotel has a ski rental, a cafe near the ski lift, a restaurant with a fireplace.
Be sure to explain to yourself how you will go down, ask other tourists what slopes there are and how to get to them, because from other reviews it became clear to me that people simply did not find suitable slopes for them. There are really not very gentle slopes with stones on both sides of the lift, but if you go up on the first lift and cross the hill that is on the right (if you stand at the top with your back to the lift), then you will find excellent slopes from which you need to start skiing, from From this slide, you can go either directly to the Alkoclar sport 3 * hotel or (if you go straight in the right place) to its older four-star brother, which is located across the road, transfer there to the second free lift for you and continue skiing : )))). You can't get lost there and look at the signs.
The alkoclar sport hotel was a little disappointing at first, as photos of the rooms of its older brother are posted on the Internet, which is located across the road and is much more expensive.
The hotel is old, but very comfortable, excellent service and food. The price includes a subscription to 2 lifts. The first is located 10 meters from the hotel, the second is across the road, but you can go down to it from the hill from the other side. There are many slopes, you can ask for a map of the slopes at the hotel. There is no night skiing, the lifts are open until 17-00. The center of Uludag is very small, you can only eat in hotels, prices in cafes are very, very high, be sure to ask for a menu and specify the cost (they tried to sell 3 tiny ram ribs to us for 40 bucks, and a hookah for 35, they are not bargained, I had to return for dinner in hotel). They explain their inflated prices by a short tourist season. It is better to settle in the first zone, since in the rest there may not be snow at all. The hotel has a ski rental, a cafe near the ski lift, a restaurant with a fireplace.
Be sure to explain to yourself how you will go down, ask other tourists what slopes there are and how to get to them, because from other reviews it became clear to me that people simply did not find suitable slopes for them. There are really not very gentle slopes with stones on both sides of the lift, but if you go up on the first lift and cross the hill that is on the right (if you stand at the top with your back to the lift), then you will find excellent slopes from which you need to start skiing, from From this slide, you can go either directly to the Alkoclar sport 3 * hotel or (if you go straight in the right place) to its older four-star brother, which is located across the road, transfer there to the second free lift for you and continue skiing : )))). You can't get lost there and look at the signs.
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