Месут Mesut

The food is really good, in this respect the hotel is very "healthy" - a lot of vegetables, meat, 20 types of herbs for tea.
Close to the sea, but the beach does not pull on a world-class resort - those few places where you can swim and not be afraid of pitfalls are filled with people so much that you cannot move your hand without being careful.
And now the main thing: Mesut is two buildings, the main one and the settling one. For the same money, you may well be settled in a sump and denied resettlement under the pretext of "there are no places. " In this building, the view from the window is worse because it is located further from the sea, the windows themselves are 2.5 times smaller than those in the main building. You will get to it every time through the pool, risking getting wet from the "divers" and slipping. You will also have to walk across the pool for the vaunted feeding - after all, the restaurant is in the main building. The main disadvantage of this building is the elevator. It is the same age as the hotel (from the 70s) and looks and performs according to its age. In addition, the first room where we were settled was practically without a shower - three weak jets poured from the ceiling in different directions. Of course, you can give 5-10 bucks when you check in in the hope of getting a good room in the right building, but will it be of any use? When we checked in, we immediately gave the maid 2 bucks - so what? She never changed bed linen, took away (! ) toilet paper once, and changed towels only when we personally told her about it. And you should have seen those towels! It's like they just swept the floor. Before that, they put towels to replace in the sink, as it was written in the room, and the maid hung one back and the other to dry on the balcony.

All in all, if food is your priority, this hotel is for you.