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What's better. Hotels in Turkey or Greece
We have been to Turkey several times. All good. We would like to go to Greece, but something scares us.
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Something is scary...
What exactly? Greece is a friendly Orthodox country with a hospitable population and a similar mentality, absolutely safe and comfortable for recreation.
So what scares you?
What exactly? Greece is a friendly Orthodox country with a hospitable population and a similar mentality, absolutely safe and comfortable for recreation.
So what scares you?
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answered 10 years ago
Both in Turkey and Greece there are hotels, both excellent and so-so. The Aegean and Ionian seas are the same in purity. There are heaps of historical sights in both countries, the cuisine is both there and there is a delicious meal)). For me, the difference between Greece is slightly higher prices, a different religion and the need to apply for a visa ((.
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answered 10 years ago
We were both in Turkey and in Greece, Greece is more pleasant for me, closer in terms of mentality, cuisine, and in terms of security.
In order to answer your question, you need to know what scares you.
In order to answer your question, you need to know what scares you.
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answered 10 years ago
there are also family hotels in Greece, where, as in Turkey, you can live on the territory, if this is the question. Salute clubs, Mitsisy, Grekotel, Aldemara.
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answered 10 years ago
It seems to me that it is even difficult to compare these two countries in terms of recreation: in terms of service, food, the world around, nature, the sea. Personally, after my first trip to Rhodes, I realized that I would never return to Turkey again.
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answered 10 years ago
I, too, in spirit closer to Greece than Turkey. and people, and food, and prices for tours.
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answered 10 years ago
I also liked Greece. Although if we compare the stardom and service (the same in terms of level), then Greece is a little more expensive. I liked the food in Greece more, it is more natural. Drinking here and there in hotels is bullshit. But on the other hand, there are a lot of supermarkets in Greece where you can buy good inexpensive drinks (amaretto, smelling like bugs before, a real martini, etc.) In Greece, no one pulls your sleeve to buy it, as in Turkey. Pts a lot of cafes with delicious and inexpensive food and huge portions. Be sure to go to Greece, especially in Turkey have been several times.
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answered 10 years ago
And I was surprised. Bedbugs usually give away good cognac, not amaretto.
This is how they told me. I don't know because I've never seen bed bugs.
This is how they told me. I don't know because I've never seen bed bugs.
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answered 10 years ago
nope, I really didn’t sniff the bugs either, but my parents told me that bad cognac smelled so fragrant. and amaretto originally gave almonds. there was also a chocolate option and not at all buggy.
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answered 10 years ago
That's right - almonds! And chocolate.
Z.Y. Do you know that for optimists, not cognac smells like bedbugs, but bedbugs smell like cognac? :)))
Z.Y. Do you know that for optimists, not cognac smells like bedbugs, but bedbugs smell like cognac? :)))
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answered 10 years ago
The smell of almonds is typical for amaretto and .... potassium cyanide, as the familiar doctors said.
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answered 10 years ago
In this life I was "lucky" to drink cognac and see bedbugs))). I did not smell the general aroma)).
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answered 10 years ago
Well, why should you convince a person if you are looking for a hotel a la Turkish, then the closest options are large chain hotels.
This means service, a kids club, all-inclusive and a good beach, I guess.
Capsis Out of the blue is still a very similar option, with an all for children and HB for adults
This means service, a kids club, all-inclusive and a good beach, I guess.
Capsis Out of the blue is still a very similar option, with an all for children and HB for adults
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answered 10 years ago
I've had a rest in the Blue Princess, a good hotel with the "All Inclusive" system, Greece is the leader in beauty, especially Corfu, it's already breathtaking, like in a movie, honestly. In Turkey, in my opinion, a more intrusive service, and the Greeks, if they see a person with a book, they simply do not touch him, for which we thank them!
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answered 10 years ago
zhejna, could you briefly describe the hotel? What category of tourists is suitable? Is the food and beach okay? Reviews vary...
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answered 10 years ago
certainly! the reviews are different, since before that there was a different owner, the hotel was either updated for this or last year. At first glance, the food is not the most diverse, but in fact the choice is large, everything is natural, even mashed potatoes. There is a children's corner in the dining room with pasta, french fries and some sauces. Almost all the rooms go downhill to the sea, so it’s not suitable for people with sore legs, although we had a peppy grandmother, she walked everywhere, plus, there is always a gentler (albeit longer) path to the room. Suitable for a relaxing holiday with or without teenagers. Not here for a party.
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answered 10 years ago
Pachok, if the search for a hotel is still relevant, look at the Aquila Rethymna Beach 5 * hotel in Crete in Rethymno, relatives returned from this hotel over the weekend, rested with their son, were very satisfied, good conditions for kids.
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answered 10 years ago