Everyone creates their own holiday

Written: 28 august 2012
Travel time: 5 — 18 july 2012
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 5.0
Service: 6.0
Cleanliness: 6.0
Food: 7.0
Amenities: 5.0
In Turkey, we rested for 13 days in Alanya at the Alanis Hotel. (Airport in Antalya). The hotel is 4 stars, they usually feed, the choice of fruits is small, the meat is cooked very tasty (although many complained that it was rarely given, but in my opinion quite often). The hotel is on the main road, but surrounded by a huge high fence of vegetation, so you can't hear the cars. The beach is not very well maintained, but the entrance to the sea is normal. The beach itself is across the road (there is an underground passage). The rooms are clean, well maintained (albeit shabby). Animation. . . for an amateur, I really liked it, I made friends with animators and rode clubs at night, they play with children all the time (both in the afternoon and in the evening), entertainment for adults every evening and aqua gymnastics at 11 am. The hotel has an all-inclusive function, so the Russians rest there as if everything will be turned off tomorrow))) In the hotel, all Russians (sometimes there were Poles), all the staff speak Russian. Excursions are wonderful, although expensive at $60 per person (but they are worth it). The bazaar is far from the hotel, although I ran in the morning, and 40 minutes before it ran. We went there on foot with my parents (the big bazaar is open only on Wednesdays, private shops are open daily). Well, what else to say, for four we gave 70 thousand rubles. for 2 weeks, if you have never been to Turkey, then it is better to take a five-star hotel near the bazaar and the beach on the territory (though it will all come out about 2 times more expensive). But I really liked the rest, each holiday creates itself, so everything was great with us! ))
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