Отель - дерьмо с инфекциями The hotel is shit with infections

I decided to write two years later, maybe our experience will be useful to someone. We are not a spoiled tourist, we do not need glossy rooms and well-trained waiters, but we need some kind of adequate level of services.
Rooms - this is what killed us just immediately.
Painted with smelly white paint, the bathroom and the sink, which had not dried, the husband got his hands dirty, which was difficult to wipe off with acetone at the reception. The furniture is dead, old, the rooms stink of this old musty smell. Dirt in everything. Housekeeping - absent, if you ask for a long time, then of course this miracle can happen to your room.
Having changed the room, they gave us not much better, without paint, but with a broken window that did not close and for all 14 days we could not sleep at night because of the disco.
The staff is indifferently calm, with hints of hatred at times.

The food is not edible, on the very first day we caught some kind of terrible intestinal infection with complications, which we cannot cure for many years (bile and pancreas goodbye).
We thought, well, at least the sea - it is always the sea and will remain so. So no, construction debris at the bottom, especially at low tide, can easily rip your stomach open. Drinks are not edible.
Vacationers are people who are constantly intoxicated, foul language and boors, constantly running into conflict with the staff and molesting girls (some people like it, some don’t, this is subjective of course). Of course, we must pay tribute to the patience of the staff, who very restrainedly endured all the humiliations of their compatriots.
Nature - dry air, windy enough (this is certainly not Marmaris and not Kemer). Frequent changes in pressure, which affects well-being.
Behind the hotel there is a village with shopping arcades, once a week there is a huge market with good prices. Prices are better than in Alanya in the markets and malls all the more.
There are many old Germans in the city who come to apartments in the city. From the second day we began to eat ourselves, buying food in the city.
I have never had a worse vacation in my entire life, even in Tuapse and Dzhubga, which are definitely losing for us, where everything is doubtful and simple. We understand that there are probably even worse vacations in Turkey, but when we pay 60.000 rubles for a vacation, we expect at least a more or less acceptable service. I would very much like Turkey's movement to a "secular country" to pull its culture in this direction (cleanliness, knowledge in various areas of the population)