Was in the hotel with my wife already twice in 2006 (September) and 2009 (end of May-beginning of June).
The hotel is good, a solid four (for the Mediterranean, of course, not for Tokyo). True, the numbers on the mountain are not very good now, because. there is construction going on + check into the kitchen, noisy. But if you speak English / German - they will change, they won’t go anywhere, you just have to not be silent and demand, despite the answers that everything is busy - this does not happen. If you do not own - call the representative of the travel company, it helps as a rule, because. everywhere they strive to push the Russians because of their "wordlessness". Although it depends at the moment on who is at the reception. It happens normally (Malta, Croatia), but sometimes there is a song (Montenegro, for example: nature, cuisine are good, the rest is a specific scoop, I won’t go again).
Calmly, mostly British and Germans, I did not observe our untethered and incapable of behaving. So for those who like to hang out with noise, uproar, dances and "jokes - jokes in our style" - I strongly advise against it, they need to go to Turkey. The beach is about four minutes across the road, there is an underground passage, but even the old English almost never use it - they run across the road with laughter. The beach is good and there is grass and sand, + a tavern, a bar - you can not go anywhere at all during the day - you ate, slept on sunbeds, woke up - swam, sipped a beer, and so on all day. The sea is clean - sand, the coast is not deep for children is normal. For adults, the same - the buoys are far away, there is where to swim in plenty.
Of course, it’s far from the city, if by bus it’s 20-30 minutes to the center, by car it’s faster than 10-15 minutes. But it doesn't bother. Someone wrote that 10-15 euros for a taxi to the center is terrible. I do not agree - if you want a budget vacation - in the city center, in a three-ruble note. Everything will be in a pile.
I will especially note - a long promenade (albeit poorly lit but not crowded) along the sea, almost to the Four Seasons itself - it’s very good to take a walk after you overeat for dinner, as a result you bring home a belly a couple of kilos less.
The food is good, the waiters are polite and almost everyone speaks English / German / Russian - there will be no problems. In general, the impressions of the hotel are good - but I wrote it because I read from fans of the "party" what kind of sucks it is. I like to sleep at night from 12 to 7 in the morning, and I'm in this hotel the most buzz. And you can rustle and play tricks in the city, there are enough taverns for every taste. Thank God for a taxi and cognac with a good snack I earn.
So for lovers of beach seals and a relaxing holiday, I highly recommend it, especially after all sorts of noisy capitals (so as not to offend anyone: they meant Moscow, Kazan, Ufa, St. Petersburg..... and the county town of Zapykhansk, of course).
The hotel is good, a solid four (for the Mediterranean, of course, not for Tokyo). True, the numbers on the mountain are not very good now, because. there is construction going on + check into the kitchen, noisy. But if you speak English / German - they will change, they won’t go anywhere, you just have to not be silent and demand, despite the answers that everything is busy - this does not happen. If you do not own - call the representative of the travel company, it helps as a rule, because. everywhere they strive to push the Russians because of their "wordlessness". Although it depends at the moment on who is at the reception. It happens normally (Malta, Croatia), but sometimes there is a song (Montenegro, for example: nature, cuisine are good, the rest is a specific scoop, I won’t go again).
Calmly, mostly British and Germans, I did not observe our untethered and incapable of behaving. So for those who like to hang out with noise, uproar, dances and "jokes - jokes in our style" - I strongly advise against it, they need to go to Turkey. The beach is about four minutes across the road, there is an underground passage, but even the old English almost never use it - they run across the road with laughter. The beach is good and there is grass and sand, + a tavern, a bar - you can not go anywhere at all during the day - you ate, slept on sunbeds, woke up - swam, sipped a beer, and so on all day. The sea is clean - sand, the coast is not deep for children is normal. For adults, the same - the buoys are far away, there is where to swim in plenty.
Of course, it’s far from the city, if by bus it’s 20-30 minutes to the center, by car it’s faster than 10-15 minutes. But it doesn't bother. Someone wrote that 10-15 euros for a taxi to the center is terrible. I do not agree - if you want a budget vacation - in the city center, in a three-ruble note. Everything will be in a pile.
I will especially note - a long promenade (albeit poorly lit but not crowded) along the sea, almost to the Four Seasons itself - it’s very good to take a walk after you overeat for dinner, as a result you bring home a belly a couple of kilos less.
The food is good, the waiters are polite and almost everyone speaks English / German / Russian - there will be no problems. In general, the impressions of the hotel are good - but I wrote it because I read from fans of the "party" what kind of sucks it is. I like to sleep at night from 12 to 7 in the morning, and I'm in this hotel the most buzz. And you can rustle and play tricks in the city, there are enough taverns for every taste. Thank God for a taxi and cognac with a good snack I earn.
So for lovers of beach seals and a relaxing holiday, I highly recommend it, especially after all sorts of noisy capitals (so as not to offend anyone: they meant Moscow, Kazan, Ufa, St. Petersburg..... and the county town of Zapykhansk, of course).
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