Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
4.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
6.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
6.0
We were supposed to stay in this hotel for 11 days from August 24.2009, but we stayed in this hotel for only a day and a half, then they demanded to relocate us to the 5-star Gallery Resort hotel, where we had a great rest.
HUGE CONS OF THIS HOTEL:
1) the hotel itself looks like a large pioneer camp - cramped rooms in the shape of the letter "G", where for some reason bunk beds are installed for children.
2) The audibility in the rooms is such that it seems that there are no walls at all. That is, if someone goes to the toilet in the next room, then you can hear all the sounds of the neighbors visiting this place. We got a room on the ground floor next to the stairs - in the evening and at night it is the constant sounds of the heels of rising girls and the clatter of feet. There was a family with children in the next room, as a result, the morning began with the sound of persuading the mother of the child to get up.
It's just awful.
Add to this the noise of the disco and, as previously written, the cries of a peacock at 4 in the morning. The peacock cries so loudly that our roosters rest while doing it.
3) Restaurant: The restaurant of this hotel is more suitable for the word dining room of some plant or factory, i. e. the place where you quickly ran put food on a plate, ate and quickly ran away. I don't want to stay there anymore.
Let me start by saying that there is no air conditioning. There are only a couple of fans spinning on the ceiling. An open door opens into the dining room, where the Turks wash dishes - as a result, the roar of washing dishes. There are no free tables.
There are no clean plates, and if there are, then there are no forks or knives. As a result, before eating, you need to run around this canteen in order to find all the equipment for eating.
Even in the Egyptian trio during dinner, there are cloth napkins and forks and knives on the tables on the tables. Green Fuglu is positioned as a 4+ hotel, but it pulls for 2.
Food: Food is on display in the heat outside. The food is edible, but forget about the variety. The only dinner we had at this hotel was pasta, rice, potatoes, soy meat and chicken. Salads, which were variations of slicing tomatoes and cucumbers: cucumbers and tomatoes in squares, cucumbers and tomatoes in circles, lettuce and cheese - it seems that there are a lot of salads, but they are all the same. They generally have trouble with sweets, the table intended for salads was filled by a quarter, with what multi-colored jellies. I didn't dare to try.
Watermelons and melons are tasteless.
If someone was sitting at the table, then you will be met by a dirty tablecloth with crumbs and stains. The staff doesn't even bother to clean up.
Cape: chicken and soy meat in slices, cubes, patties and other shapes.
4) Beach: We went after lunch on the first day to the beach. All sunbeds are occupied with towels, but there was no one on the sunbeds. The beach is tiny, there are enough awnings for half the sunbeds. The sea itself is very good. If you are a fan of early rises to take a sunbed, then this hotel is for you.
I believe that for the kind of money that Turtesse takes for this hotel, they should bring me a sunbed as soon as I appear on the beach.
About the sunbeds near the pool, I am silent.
5) On the first day in the evening, the hotel staff began to poison some insects with diclophos. The smell is such that you can suffocate.
6) On the second morning, a Turkish woman burst into the room. I slept, and my husband went to breakfast. I thought she wanted to clean. I say that cleaning is not needed, she said that she knew cleaning and went around the room looked into the bathroom, looked at something and left. Apparently they had some kind of population census in the hotel. It should be noted that she did not knock, did not apologize, but simply tumbled into the room.
For 10 days of rest in this hotel, we paid more than 1200 dollars (departure from Kyiv). This was the first trip to Turkey, before that we had only flown to Egypt, and we had never seen such horror even in the most forgotten 3-ke.
On the first day, we found a local travel agency near the hotel, went to the bathhouse, on the second day we were in the Green Canyon, as a result of which we were practically not at the hotel and this at least slightly lifted our spirits.
Then we paid $139 and moved from this terrible hotel to a real 5-ku Gallery Resort, where we were greeted by nice staff. Great food, good animation, a beach with free sunbeds and a nice room. The remaining 9 days were spent on 5 points!
My verdict I do not advise anyone to go to this hotel, as the hotel is more like a Soviet sanatorium.
HUGE CONS OF THIS HOTEL:
1) the hotel itself looks like a large pioneer camp - cramped rooms in the shape of the letter "G", where for some reason bunk beds are installed for children.
2) The audibility in the rooms is such that it seems that there are no walls at all. That is, if someone goes to the toilet in the next room, then you can hear all the sounds of the neighbors visiting this place. We got a room on the ground floor next to the stairs - in the evening and at night it is the constant sounds of the heels of rising girls and the clatter of feet. There was a family with children in the next room, as a result, the morning began with the sound of persuading the mother of the child to get up.
It's just awful.
Add to this the noise of the disco and, as previously written, the cries of a peacock at 4 in the morning. The peacock cries so loudly that our roosters rest while doing it.
3) Restaurant: The restaurant of this hotel is more suitable for the word dining room of some plant or factory, i. e. the place where you quickly ran put food on a plate, ate and quickly ran away. I don't want to stay there anymore.
Let me start by saying that there is no air conditioning. There are only a couple of fans spinning on the ceiling. An open door opens into the dining room, where the Turks wash dishes - as a result, the roar of washing dishes. There are no free tables.
There are no clean plates, and if there are, then there are no forks or knives. As a result, before eating, you need to run around this canteen in order to find all the equipment for eating.
Even in the Egyptian trio during dinner, there are cloth napkins and forks and knives on the tables on the tables. Green Fuglu is positioned as a 4+ hotel, but it pulls for 2.
Food: Food is on display in the heat outside. The food is edible, but forget about the variety. The only dinner we had at this hotel was pasta, rice, potatoes, soy meat and chicken. Salads, which were variations of slicing tomatoes and cucumbers: cucumbers and tomatoes in squares, cucumbers and tomatoes in circles, lettuce and cheese - it seems that there are a lot of salads, but they are all the same. They generally have trouble with sweets, the table intended for salads was filled by a quarter, with what multi-colored jellies. I didn't dare to try.
Watermelons and melons are tasteless.
If someone was sitting at the table, then you will be met by a dirty tablecloth with crumbs and stains. The staff doesn't even bother to clean up.
Cape: chicken and soy meat in slices, cubes, patties and other shapes.
4) Beach: We went after lunch on the first day to the beach. All sunbeds are occupied with towels, but there was no one on the sunbeds. The beach is tiny, there are enough awnings for half the sunbeds. The sea itself is very good. If you are a fan of early rises to take a sunbed, then this hotel is for you.
I believe that for the kind of money that Turtesse takes for this hotel, they should bring me a sunbed as soon as I appear on the beach.
About the sunbeds near the pool, I am silent.
5) On the first day in the evening, the hotel staff began to poison some insects with diclophos. The smell is such that you can suffocate.
6) On the second morning, a Turkish woman burst into the room. I slept, and my husband went to breakfast. I thought she wanted to clean. I say that cleaning is not needed, she said that she knew cleaning and went around the room looked into the bathroom, looked at something and left. Apparently they had some kind of population census in the hotel. It should be noted that she did not knock, did not apologize, but simply tumbled into the room.
For 10 days of rest in this hotel, we paid more than 1200 dollars (departure from Kyiv). This was the first trip to Turkey, before that we had only flown to Egypt, and we had never seen such horror even in the most forgotten 3-ke.
On the first day, we found a local travel agency near the hotel, went to the bathhouse, on the second day we were in the Green Canyon, as a result of which we were practically not at the hotel and this at least slightly lifted our spirits.
Then we paid $139 and moved from this terrible hotel to a real 5-ku Gallery Resort, where we were greeted by nice staff. Great food, good animation, a beach with free sunbeds and a nice room. The remaining 9 days were spent on 5 points!
My verdict I do not advise anyone to go to this hotel, as the hotel is more like a Soviet sanatorium.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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