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Two years were not at sea and still decided to go with his wife to Turkey during the coronavirus. I chose the hotel to be small and less crowded. The hotel consists of 3-storey buildings, each of which has about 25 rooms. When we checked in, we were offered a room on the ground floor. It seems to me that everyone is first offered on the 1st floor. The first floor is located very low and for the majority, I think, it will not be convenient: all wet things are dried on the balcony, which are theoretically easy to pick up from the street; numbers are visible from the street. Therefore, I immediately asked for a room on the 2nd floor, which we received without additional payment.
No frills but everything was in acceptable condition. Toilet, sink, shower - everything worked flawlessly.
In terms of nutrition, I can say that everything suited me. The wife complained that the menu is rather monotonous. It's hard to give an objective assessment. I did not see that there is a children's menu. As for fruits, I will say that every day there were watermelons, excellent peaches, pears, apples, grapes. Breakfast and dinner take place in a large dining room, where there was enough space for everyone.

Lunch was either in the snack bar (hotel area) or on the beach. On the beach, the menu is a little more varied.
The hotel is located on the 2nd line and in fact 300 meters from the sea. 100 meters from the sea there is a very wide alley that stretches along the sea. This is a wonderful place for evening walks after dinner: there is where to take a walk, breathe in the sea air, many shops, and it’s just interesting to look at the hotels that are on the 1st line.
The sea is probably the best we have ever seen. The entrance to the sea is very smooth, gentle sand, without stones. The buoys are somewhere at the level of 100 meters from the shore, where the depth is about 180-190 cm. These days the sea was very calm and clean, a couple of times there were small waves that only attracted vacationers. There were plenty of sun loungers, we were very pleased with the wide long sunshades, unlike small mushrooms on some other beaches. Every day we made long kilometer walks along the sea, very convenient if you do not want to sunbathe "seal".
In our time, there were about 30 percent of Poles, 20 percent of Ukrainians and Germans, and about 30 percent of Russians, who made up the main percentage of complainers at the reception)
They returned alive, healthy and tanned. I don't know what to complain about. The sea temperature was 29 degrees, during the day 32-33, at night 25-26.