More positive!

Written: 5 january 2008
Travel time: 5 — 12 january 2008
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For business travel; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 8.0
Amenities: 9.0
People, what else do you need? If you want to relax for 3 kopecks and have dust particles blown off of you, this is Turkey. And anyone can ruin their vacation. Treat people normally and kindly, respect their culture, and you won’t get anything bad in return, at least this has been repeatedly confirmed.
It has long been forgotten to respond to reviews on the Internet, so we quietly went to this hotel on New Year's Eve. Certainly not 5 stars, that's a fact.
The hotel is decent, the rooms are large, they cleaned and changed the bed regularly (maybe, of course, this is due to small daily tips, but we didn’t hear anything else from anyone in our check-in), the food is quite varied - unless, of course, you try to dial purely in Russian in 4 calls absolutely everything to eat your all inclusive.
The indisputable plus of the hotel is its location - in the center of entertainment life - restaurants, bars, shops.

Minus - a bad own beach, we didn’t bathe and basically went to the first paid one we liked (chic - the cleanest sea, unobtrusive service, friendly attitude) - every several orders of magnitude cheaper than initially taking a hotel with its own good beach.
The only big disappointment was the New Year's dinner, and then the claims were not so much against the hotel as against Pegasus - the guide simply stupidly did not warn us that all drinks would be for the hotel and not badly paid (a bottle of local champagne 50 bucks), which is a big surprise and blow for a Russian person by budget.
Friends, let's not spoil our own life and rest! If you want to be licked at 6 stars, picky about food, etc. , then I strongly do not recommend this hotel. In any other case - quite! Have a nice rest!
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