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Rested from 1 to 8 May. the three of us went.
1. the sea is still cool, the pools are not heated
2. the food is normal, although part of the dinner could be moved to breakfast so as not to fill up at night
3. service staff is attentive, smiling. the boy at the reception speaks Russian
4. sauna and hammam are included in the price of the hotel stay. massage - separately
5. Turkish delicacies in the surrounding stalls for $ 1 apiece - frank bullshit. the same bullshit - pomegranate tea (solid hibiscus) and pomegranate wine (for $ 10 in Kyiv you can buy good vintage Crimean wine)
6. There is no point in going to Alanya for textiles. in shops near the hotel is cheaper than in Alanya. prices for textiles and silver are the same as in Kyiv.
7. The price of leather products in the Nakati Center is the same as in the cool shops in Kyiv, although the quality and selection are good.
8. gold is more expensive than in Kyiv up to one and a half times.
in general, they were satisfied with the rest.
1. the sea is still cool, the pools are not heated
2. the food is normal, although part of the dinner could be moved to breakfast so as not to fill up at night
3. service staff is attentive, smiling. the boy at the reception speaks Russian
4. sauna and hammam are included in the price of the hotel stay. massage - separately
5. Turkish delicacies in the surrounding stalls for $ 1 apiece - frank bullshit. the same bullshit - pomegranate tea (solid hibiscus) and pomegranate wine (for $ 10 in Kyiv you can buy good vintage Crimean wine)
6. There is no point in going to Alanya for textiles. in shops near the hotel is cheaper than in Alanya. prices for textiles and silver are the same as in Kyiv.
7. The price of leather products in the Nakati Center is the same as in the cool shops in Kyiv, although the quality and selection are good.
8. gold is more expensive than in Kyiv up to one and a half times.
in general, they were satisfied with the rest.
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